Algodoo

How does selection rule get changed? Could you give some examples of different selection rules?

Very smooth movement. Also, the instrument is precise and it's accurate!

Phun User - gcarbonetti is definitely not a spammer. His technical scenes are awesome, and I sure hope he will post many more of them over time.

The spammers are the little children who post 10 to 15 marble and "camp" scenes per day or they post those stupid "algicosathlon" scenes of colorful stick people that do nothing but pose in various positions. Those are the kinds of scenes that we should be taking aim at to stop, not these excellent technical scenes from gcarbonetti and other smart people like him.

My dog (a ten year old schnauzer) is diabetic, and so this scene was especially interesting to me. Very well done!

Um... you didn't tell me anything.

Look, don't whine about how horrible a scene is, and not do anything about it. If a particular scene is really terrible (like this one), then you have two choices. 1. FIX IT, and make it better. or 2. DELETE IT.

Make a choice.

Why would anyone CARE about how you categorize scenes? I mean, no offense, but what's the point?

Scienceminer - You may SHUT UP if you want to, but you obviously do not understand what I said about getting permission to use someone else's property. Maybe you are very young and don't understand adults. I don't know. Or maybe you are from another country and don't understand English. In any case, I said all that I needed to say, but if you want me to clarify anything that you do not understand, just ask and I will try to explain it in very simple terms that you might understand better. I am here to help!

The switch can't work because you did not include the other contact.

But, you did a good job on the hand and on the switch graphics. They look great!

Don't forget to take your meds.

Good job!

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I deleted all nasty comments. I don't want Algobox to turn into a bunch of flame wars like it once was.

General rule is if you don't like someone's scene, either ignore it, or say something constructive about it (how can it be improved, for example). Do not insult the person who made it because that will always end badly, and Algobox could end up with a bad reputation if too many flame wars are going on.

Thanks,
Xray, Algodoo Admin

This works:

update = (e)=>{
pos = [-9, 7];
color = [color(0), color(1), color(2), 0];
textColor = [1, 1, 1, 1]
}

Oh, by the way, The "Q" key doesn't seem to do anything. What is supposed to happen when the Q key is pressed?

Define "it".

Um..... It doesn't work as you describe. When I start Algodoo, the grey boxes fall down, and when I move the red box with the Move tool, the grey boxes do not follow. Major glitch!

Interesting way to make an animation. It reminds me of a distributor in an automobile ignition system. Same principle.

Oh, yes! Now I remember what you are talking about because I felt that feeling of G-forces when I took flying lessons many years ago in a Cessna 172. It was fun going into a steep bank! I can only imagine what a jet fighter pilot feels when they go into a steep bank.

Yes, it works properly now.

PTY78 - Do you understand everything that I said in my comments above? I don't think you do.

Just a reminder to everyone. Some of you agree with insertnamehere, and others disagree with him. That's Okay, but I will not allow any flame wars, rude or nasty personal attacks, profanity (including abbreviated profanity, for example "Go to H*ll"), or any other kind of bad behavior. If I see any of that, your comment will be deleted and you will risk being banned. Keep your comments civil and constructive! You don't have to be nice, but you better not be nasty!

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No, it's real. You can purchase more boxes by sending money to me. You can use PayPal.

It doesn't do a thing! What is it supposed to do?

How is it programmable? You forgot to provide instructions!

Oh, that's not the kind of "programmable" I was thinking of. What you described basically means that every Algodoo scene that uses Thyme scripting is programmable! When you said the display is programmable, I was thinking more like "configurable". In other words, if a user wanted to change the sequence of flashing lights, they would be able to switch certain buttons or change numeric values in variables, etc. So, they could "program" the lights by selecting external inputs, rather than editing the actual code. But you did not do it that way, and so it is not what I thought it was.

But it's still pretty cool!

At the current simulation speed of 1, it was difficult to visualize how this thing works because it moves so ssssslllloooooooowwwwwlllllyyyyyyy. So I cranked up the sim speed to 10, and then I was able to better understand how this contraption actually works. Very interesting!

Click on "Subscribe".

On the user's profile page. Click on the username, and that will take you to his/her profile page, then click on "Subscribe". Easy!

I think I know what your problem is, LLubbers123. You probably use the Algodoo built-in browser. If that's so, then there is no Subscribe button or link that you can click on. I use Microsoft Internet Explorer, and that's why I can see the Subscribe link but you cannot! As far as I know, there is no way for you to subscribe unless you can switch to a standard Internet browser like Chrome, FireFox, or Internet Explorer.

Sorry....

You kids do not understand a thing that I try to explain to you! It's like trying to teach a worm how to juggle. I tell you things over and over again, and you still don't understand what I said. How the heck do you kids learn stuff in school when you cannot understand simple concepts that I try to explain to you? I GIVE UP!