Algodoo

I don't recall the exact formula, but it has to do with the scene's rating that it received and also the number of downloads. So, generally, if the scene is popular with a lot of people, then it will make it to the Highlighted Scenes list.

scene.my.radius is undefined. That is partly why the gear change doesn't work. I defined it in my version of the scene, but the gear change still doesn't seem to work, so there is something else not working right.

Well, the scene may or may not be the prettiest pile of garbage, but, in my opinion, the title is the funniest title that has ever been posted on Algobox! I give the title a solid TEN!

What are the control keys to make it walk and move?

I tried to make it walk, but it just falls to the ground and the motors do not have enough power to make it stand up again. Have you been able to make it walk without any problems?

I was really bored so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

Xray is bored.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

Wow, you sure get bored a lot!

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment.

I was bored, so I posted this comment. Yep

Bored again????

It might be because you forget that you need to define your variables before using them. So, for example, before you use "scene.my.radius", you have to define it by giving it an initial value in the console or in the geometry where it will be used. Just manually type scene.my.radius = 0 (can be zero or any other numeric value). After you've done that just one time, it will never need to be defined again. Define all local and global variables.

It still does not work correctly. The gear number changes (0, 1, 2) but the transmission does not engage, and so it does not move the vehicle. Also, when I press W key, the motor stops.

WoW! What a great illusion! Movement without motors!

I did a search on the word "bored" and I was amazed at how many scenes were created by people who were bored!

Good job on the engine.

pnvv - Yes, I also saw the scenes you created while you were bored. There are a lot of them! But maybe that's why your scenes are so good!

S.A. - Yes, and that's why I put a warning in the description. I don't want to be the cause of someone's medical problems!

S.A. - Thanks for the compliment! I am fairly talented with scripting (because of my prior programming experience) but there are a few guys here on Algobox (such as kilinich and s_noonan) who are much more talented than I am. In fact, I learned a lot about scripting from THEM.

Yes, I did spend a few minutes playing around with your artificial gravity scene. When I have more time, I want to learn how you did it. Good job!

3 million? N.P., my check is in the mail.