Algodoo

holy ...
i dont say bad words

Aln_ - I'm glad that you don't say bad words on Algobox because it could get you banned! Anyhow, what is your comment about? Do you like my scene or hate it?

now that's a workaround (and that was me who requested it)!!

you've just ignited my thought and I realized there's even better way, though! just use a single one, make it big enough, hide it behind thruster and then set setLaserBodyAttrib = false to hide the lazer's pseudo-geometry (or set the opacity to 0)

and with sine modulation by sim.tick it looks like real vibrating jet flame

If you have a better idea, then please go ahead and make a scene of it! I would definitely like to see it.

EDIT: I just now saw your modified thrusters on your Flight Controller PID scene. It looks great!

thanks, updated my PID flyer to use such (credit given ), but only the version with fixed thruster: I can't come up with a way to properly align rotating thruster with rotating laser - their rotation points don't coincide. if only laser could be attached to the thruster itself. or if its relPoint attribute could be edited. (I tried setting readable(scene.entitybyID(#)).relPoint=[0,0] but it won't work). as a workaround I currently see fixing them both to an invisibe parent box, maybe..

Could you please explain how math.log works please?

thanks.

It can be done with only one laser by changing app.laserFuzziness to 0. But it would stick in the settings

lololoer -- math.log returns the natural log (base e) of the argument.
math.log10 returns the log (base 10) of the argument.

Where can I find how is math.log function's code, just to try to learn how to make a function like it.

The function is intrinsic to Algodoo and so I don't believe that there is any way to see how it was coded. Why do you want to make another log function when it already exists?

I want to learn it's thyme scripting methods to maybe make another function or just declaring a variable

I think that the code could be seen on any of the archives that Agodoo has but not at all.
I actually have seen a lot of different thyme script methods and codes , math.functions, functions, that I had never seen, so I learnt something of Algodoo's archives.

lololoer, Algodoo is not yet open source

it was pretty cool
sorry, i saw now your comment

Aln_ - Thanks!