Algodoo

they are not going to update algodo anymore (i think)

Well,the chances are slim because Emil(founder of Phun(ancestor of Algodoo)) left the team

thasan_gamer - Algobox is not the correct place to post your ideas. Go to the Algodoo Forum and click on the heading "Suggestions". That is where you should post your ideas. Chances are good that the right people will see your ideas in the forum, but chances are very slim that they will see them here in Algobox.

BTW - I read your suggestions, and many of them are confusing or they simply don't make any sense. If you want the Algodoo developers to take you seriously, I suggest that you correct your spelling and grammar mistakes, and also make your suggestions clear and understandable. If you are very young and have trouble putting your thoughts into words, then I suggest that you have an adult help you with it.

Also, faytree is correct about the Algodoo developer (Emil) left the development team. And so I doubt very much that Algodoo (the computer program) will be improved in the near future. But there is a better chance that Algobox (this website) will be improved.

no dlc.. just NO.
algodoo is free.

So users can just spam the algobox then become an admin? That makes no sense. What do you mean by ''Phun's realistic features''?, both simulators have the same engine

DLCs are a no. If you mean distributing multiple component we have .phi which is basically a zip of resources and stuff. Root directory is relative to the Algodoo folder in my documents.

Algodoo is a continuation of Phun, Algodoo improved and made the physics system more realistic.

The built in Algobox browser is an issue against the whole issue concerning the Algobox website and not Algodoo itself. Algobox is currently stale code, Algoryx ideally want to rewrite the whole Algobox system in order to make any improvements, however this is an issue as now Algodoo is a free application in order to improve its foothold in the education sector which is lagging behind in terms of technology. Needless to say, Algoryx wants to work on their commercial products and support their commercial customers.

Making people an admin for their number of uploads is just no. Admins are taken upon a "how they're contributed to the community and how we feel they'd be in a admin position". We don't want people being an admin because they was able to spam uploads.

Algobox improvements on this scale are akin to the whole concept as mentioned before.

Mods in Algodoo is a large on taking and causes issues with safety as well as actually providing an interface to load up modules and provide an interface for them to operate with in a platform independant manner, Algodoo wasn't really designed to be open, creating and exposing an API is a complex task in itself, creating the method of loading them up and providing them the ability to say, create a window in the interface, gets a whole lot more complex.