Algodoo

IT DOESN'T WORK (I THINK)

only playable with algodoo 2.0.2 b15 and higher

U could wrote how exactle works? e pos? or how?

Hey bluebravo, you are from Germany right?
Because i'm making an Volkswagen.

Very nice concept - I didn't knew about that scripting function. Also where do I get more information on that readable(owner) thing?

hey MrLucas: yes im from germany, but i dont like Volkswagen...
but your cars are great...!!!

Ok, @ all other people...
if you put the green square in the background, you see a circle and a laser... right?
go into the scriptmenu of the circle and see what i wrote in the onhitbylaser:
(e)=>{scene.my.angle = (readable(owner)).angle} there we have the angle of the circle. you could use a squara too. but i like circles ^^
if you now klick on the laser and go in the scriptmenu, you see:
(e)=>{
scene.my.angle < -0.0025 ? {
scene.my.test1 = scene.my.test1 + [0, 0.008];
scene.my.federr = scene.my.federr + 0.008
} : {};
scene.my.angle > 0.0025 ? {
scene.my.test1 = scene.my.test1 - [0, 0.008];
scene.my.federr = scene.my.federr - 0.008
} : {};
scene.my.angle < -0.0025 ? {
scene.my.test = scene.my.test - [0, 0.008];
scene.my.federl = scene.my.federl - 0.008
} : {};
scene.my.angle > 0.0025 ? {
scene.my.test = scene.my.test + [0, 0.008];
scene.my.federl = scene.my.federl + 0.008
} : {}
}

with the code in the circle i made the angle a scene.my. variable so i can use it anywhere
and if the angle goes above 0.0025 the square where the tire is grows about 0.008 upward and the spring (for good measure) grows about 0.008 in the length. If the circles angle goes under 0.0025 the same the other way round.
i whis i could write more about about the (readable(owner)) variables. but for those infos look in the forum please...

best regards bluebravo

@bluebravo
I think you can use entity.angle instead of readable(owner)).angle

@ tatt...
i dont know something about entity.angle... what does that mean?

@bluebravo
Have you read Changelog?
'owner' has been replaced to 'entity'. Re: 2.0.2 beta

'owner' has an issue Re: Thyme: how to get owner info at inside of IF statement

no, i didnt read this. but now i try ^^

thx for the link...