Good job! The only things that were a little confusing at first were trying to figure out what keys did what. Your description says to use keys 7 & 9, 4 & 6, & 2. But when I pressed those keys, nothing moved! I soon figured out that I needed to turn off the "Num_Lock" key (which is odd, because when using the keyboard Num-Pad, the Num_Lock is normally turned on). After playing around with Mister Standard Dummy, I decided to pull him apart in order to see how you control him. That's when I discovered that in addition to the Num_Lock keys, you also put the controls in the scene to use other keys such as the left, right, up, and down arrow keys. You should have put that in the description because I personally prefer using the arrow keys to control a scene than the Num_Pad keys, and I suspect that other people do too. In fact, some people have complained over the years in which I have been using Algodoo that they cannot operate scenes that use the Num-Pad for controlling things. That's because some computers (especially some laptops) do not have Num-Pad keys! So I usually avoid using the Num-Pad keys in my own scenes.
Except for the issue of confusing keys, overall you did a really nice job on the scene. The dummy looks good and seems to work quite well.
