Algodoo

Guys, please notice that machine learning takes time, and it may take a couple hours until the creatures learn how to navegate.

ok dude

@gcarbonetti -- Wow! Very impressive coding! You must have spent many hours working on this scene.

It did take a long time, around 40 to 60h of coding, but I was really eager to see it running so I didn't even notice it

I saw your original text and I really appreciate your recognition. I've seen you around here since many years ago, and it really feels like a kind of community.
I do not code as my main job. I am graduated as a food engineer here in Brazil, and I've been working in the meat industry. Algodoo is one of my hobbies, so I've really learned it by myself and the scarce documentation I could find... I really enjoy it and I enjoy learning how to put my ideas into life!

Nice work. Very advanced. Even the thumbnail is impressive.

Even tho it looks ai oh my god this is impressive

@gcarbonetti -- For someone who doesn't have any formal coding education or experience, you do amazingly well! In case you were not aware of it, you may be able to learn some things about the "Thyme" scripting language by clicking on the "Forum" link at the top of any Algobox page. The Forum was mainly used while Algodoo was under development from 2009 to around 2014 or 2015 when most of the "older" users were still around. Now I rarely see anyone posting comments on it, but there is a lot of good information available to anyone and you don't need to log-in to read any of the material. Look for the topic "Thyme Scripting". There's plenty of interesting coding information to learn there.

If you ever have technical questions about how to do something in script, just ask me by leaving a comment on any of my scenes. I subscribe to every one of my own scenes so that I get an alert whenever someone leaves a comment. If you ask a question that I cannot help you with, then I would suggest contacting user s_noonan the same way. If he cannot help you then probably no one can. He is in my opinion the most talented and knowledgeable software coder on Algobox.

Awesome! I'm sure this took a lot of effort!

thanks Xray, I'll take a look into the forum and s_noonan scenes. I've learned a lot by dissecating other user's scenes and reverse engineering their codes. Now I feel like I understand the language for most (if not all) of what I wanted to do. However, playing into other's scenes sometimes gives me ideas I've never imagined were possible!
Thanks for the recommendation and for the appreciation, I'm really glad for this feedback. I've playing with algodoo since it was phun (maybe back 2010), and there are some names I've been reading here since a long time. I kinda feel like one of the older names around even though I've never engaged into the community much

EPIC WHERE R U CAN THEY TOUCH???

the tip