Algodoo

Nice job! The only thing that I did not like is you have the camera following the arm. Camera following is not necessary when the field of view is narrow or limited. You only need following for such things like race cars, airplanes, and other such things that can move far outside of the field of view. Other than that very minor and picky detail, you did a great job on it!

why thank you kind sir! lol i was deleberating wether to have cam following or not. but when not the arm can extend quite far and have to pan out quite far to fit it in, and you cant appreciate the detail. Any i need your help mister Xray!?? can u help with fine tuning the gripper?? no matter what ive tried it wont grip things!! slips out of grasp like slippery bar of soap!! even with jagged edges, max friction, fiddling with densitys and even bit of gravitational attraction!!! STILL like a bar of soap!! any ideas?????

Yes, I did notice the "shark teeth" on the cans of Coke! Sure, I'll take a look at it a little later this evening, but right now I have to run an errand for wifey.

Later....



EDIT: Wow! This is really strange! I've tried everything that I know of to make the gripper hold on to things, but they just slide out as if they had a coating of grease on them! Sorry, but I am at a loss to figure this out! Maybe someone else has some ideas.

Nice work. If you are familiar with scripting, and would like to convert to x-y motion, then feel free to use the code in Robot Arm II

fanx guys! and no im not familiar with scripting at all!!! i gather its a hidden side to algodoo where you can bend, shape and manipulate the very fabric of algodoo space and time manipulating the physical laws that bind our world in a similar way to Neo from the matrix???? OR am i chatting complete crap and i could ave just asked is it where u can change the physical laws? lol

Why is there a peanut holding the claw on?

well id have thought that was obvious!! i ran out of walnuts!!