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Author: Lester12345

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Date added: 2015-04-05

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Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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Sensor Tutorial:Hello!
Step 1: Add any objects
Step 2: Set a 1 object to unlimited density (In use as Glue to background it cannot remove linked sensor.)
Step 3: Set a another object to 1e-006 density
Step 4: Glue together
Step 5: Type script in sensor object in Oncollide: (e)=>{density = 0} OR (e)=>{e.this.density = 0}
Step 6: You can move by rescaling.
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Xray
2015/04/05 07:26:06
It is not good to delete an object by setting density = 0! Many people use that in their scenes, but it causes memory problems when they do. It is much better to use Scene.RemoveEntity OR timeToLive = 0 to delete an object.
Lester12345
2015/04/10 06:03:43
Not this, Its very good plz.
Xray
2015/04/10 06:44:57
I don't think you understood what I said. Did you?
Lester12345
2015/04/16 09:09:49
Plz tis very good please!
Xray
2015/04/16 15:37:33
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