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I definitely would have deleted this scene without your permission if it clearly was a scene that depicted bodily functions that the majority of people consider offensive and/or disgusting. But because of the fact that you disguised it so cleverly, anyone viewing it (especially a small child) would not have any idea that it depicts the bodily function known in the medical realm as urination. Therefore, It can stay posted, as far as I'm concerned, unless you would rather it be deleted. But I'm sure that you know that any user can delete their own scenes as long as they do not use the Algodoo built-in browser. You would need to use any common browser such as I.E., Chrome, FireFox, or others.

Holy cow.... That's a LOT of coding! So, when do you find time to sleep? (That's a rhetorical question).

Excellent work.

Hey, no there is nothing you can do to get a scene featured. There are a lot of factors that go into deciding whether or not a scene gets featured in the "Highlighted Scenes" section of the Browse page. Some of the factors are: 1. The scene's rating by other users. 2. The number of downloads it got. 3. How often people commented the scene. And some other factors which I don't immediately recall. So, overall, it boils down to how popular a scene appears to be. I think that you might be able to find exactly how the Highlighted Scenes section works by researching the Algodoo Forum. As is the fact with most questions about Algodoo, you should be able to find what you are looking for there in the Forum. It's not all neatly laid out, and so it will probably take some time, and it might be a little frustrating, but the answers to most questions are there.

@BlueIce57 -- Quote: "Hey! I got a high score of -2073! Ain't that a good performance?"

Answer: Hey! Yeah, sure. You are what some people call "special".

Thanks Ken3344!

Just kidding, blueice57!

Sure, whatever you want it to be.

Guy made of gold in a jar? ... But... But... WHY?

Hoomins?

I always wondered how beer was made, and now I know. It also explains why it has that distinctive flavor.

I don't know why I'm making a comment.

YeetBoi1 quote: "it's looks abouselty legendary so much i have to rate it!"

I don't see that you left me a rating (1 thru 10) in the Algobox scene rating chart. That's what counts, not the "S+" rating that you gave it. I don't even know what that means! So, it would be awfully nice of you if you were to press that left mouse button when the cursor is hovering over the "10" box at the far right side of the rating bar graph. Thanks!

Quote: "Wow, an argument resolved in a civilized and friendly manner, where both parties managed to see each other's point of view"

Sadly, that is the exception these days. I'm old enough (and I believe that s_noonan is too) to remember that it used to be the norm to "bury the hatchet" and to end most feuds with a handshake. Today, people would rather just kill each other.

Thanks, YeetBoi1.

Nice job on the animation.

His lion's name is Donald.

Thanks.

Sometimes I will find the "perfect" image for a particular scene that I'm working on but it doesn't have a transparent background. In that case I will edit the image with PaintShop Pro (a poor man's version of Photoshop) in order to create the transparent background. Some images are more difficult than others to work with, and so they can be quite challenging depending on the complexity of the original background.

After I named this scene "LUNCH TIME!" and posted it, I quickly realized that I had forgotten about my older scene with the same name. When I looked at the older scene, I realized that the moving background was perfect for this new scene. I just needed to down-size it a bit.

s_noonan said: "Get a drawing in the form of discrete equally spaced values."

Where would I find such a drawing, and how would I know whether or not it has "discrete equally spaced values"?

Question: How do you stop a lion from charging?

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Answer: Take away his credit card.

Nope, you're wrong. It might be a thang, and it might be a thong, but it definitely is NOT a thing.

Again, nice job on the animation. The only thing that doesn't look quite right is Rudolf's red nose. It looks to be detached from the animal while moving. I understand what the issue is, and I know that it would be quite difficult if not impossible to attach the nose to the moving texture so that it moves along with the texture. I experimented with it a little bit to no avail.

Yeah? So?

A comment I dunno.

Nice job! This is your first scene posted here on Algobox, so when and how did you learn to program Thyme script?

litertili?

YeetBoi1 -- You never saw this because, like I said in my comment, it's his first scene!

BFDI TENNIS BALL -- I have no idea what you are talking about! Your comment is very confusing.

1. What do you mean by "press SPACE and watch"?
2. What is it that you want me to un-delete?

Yes, you are quite good at programming, and I hope that you will continue to post interesting and fun games and other kinds of scenes. Take a look at my scenes (click on my user name) and you will see that I like to duplicate some of the older arcade games like Pac Man and many others. I have been programming Thyme script here on Algobox since about 2012, but I started to learn programming back in the 1980's when I worked as an Engineer for a number of different companies. I am also self taught, but I learned a lot from other engineers whom I worked along side.

In case you didn't know this, I am the current Algodoo Admin here. I watch over this web site to make sure that everyone obeys the Rules. Sometimes I feel like a police officer, and sometimes I feel like a kindergarten teacher! (LOL)

lololoer - Glad to hear from you again, too! I hope that you will stick around and continue to upload some of your interesting and amazing scenes!

Concerning Algocathons (or whatever they are called) and Marble Races, they are NOT going to go away. As long as the Algodoo Rules are not violated, I am not going to delete those types of scenes. The biggest problem is when users chat with each other by posting "message scenes" in the form of announcements, asking for votes or signups, and those sorts of things. Those things are outside of the original intent for this web site. I personally would love it if everyone would upload only dynamic, interesting, and educational scenes which make use of the physics simulations that Algodoo was designed around. Unfortunately, the young folk took over a few years ago which caused many of the older, more technically minded people to leave. But, it is what it is, and I do not have the authority to make strategic changes to it.

Concerning "Discord" and other web sites, they are not my concern or responsibility. And so what goes on there, I have no control over. If people want to start another Algobox type of web site on those other platforms, they should contact "Emanuel" who is an employee of Algoryx, the company that owns the Algodoo web site.

It's an infinite loop. (Well, not really "infinite". But it will continue looping long after your grandkids have retired on some other planet, as long as your computer doesn't die before that happens).