Algodoo

I do know Morse Code, and I used to be fairly proficient at sending and receiving it back when I was a ham radio operator. This scene is really cool, and it works fairly well. One suggestion that I have would be to show a digital display of the speed (in Words Per Minute (WPM)). I used the speed slider to increase the speed because it was set just a little too slow for me. Another suggestion is to maybe use a different key instead of the Up Arrow. Maybe the Ctrl key would be better because it's a little larger and it doesn't have any other keys below it like the Up Arrow key does. And the other advantage is that either the left or the right Ctrl key could be used for either a left handed or right handed sender.

Other than that, nice job!

Well done. Many years ago I wrote a program to decode Morse code from a shortwave radio. It also had a speed adjustment. It was pretty cool when I first saw random letters turn into words as the speed adjustment was tuned.

Hey guy, what engine you used for Shelby?

Hi omega2012. You could have left your comment on the Shelby scene. I'm afraid I don't really understand your question though. The engine is a Algodoo motor, scripted to act like an engine. It has a torque curve built into the script. Feel free to ask any other questions.