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Author: TabooRedKeen

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Filesize: 452.95 kB

Date added: 2016-04-08

Rating: 5.5

Downloads: 3282

Views: 373

Comments: 3

Ratings: 2

Times favored: 0

Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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This is a simple musket with percussion caps and gunpowder. Have fun with it.
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6000 Hz are you mad?

If you make things heavier they'll have way better collisions. for example a 1 kg object will be much better at collisions than a 0.00001 kg one, and you can see for yourself if you take a box and a circle and try to drag the circle inside the box, the 0.00001 kg one will vibrate and enter while the other one will be a lot stronger. that's Algodoo, nothing to do about it

So instead of using 6000 Hz use 200 Hz and make everything that collides much heavier
Yes, i am mad! Hahahahaha.
Things compute by the formula: (k*h) computings per second, where k is the coefficient, affected by the fixture's mass, and h is the frequency. If I made k more, and h less, this wouldn't change power required to compute the scene. You can not gain efficiency from nothing.
this is actually a surprisingly good musket for what it is