Algodoo

Just curious.... Why do you make logo scenes for Phun User? Did he ask you to do that?

OP?

Oh, Okay.

Oh... I'm not a gamer, as you can probably tell.

Keep up the excellent work!

BradsMarbleRaces -- I sent user OHanDE a warning about his aggressive and spamming comments. Please let me know if he spams your comments again, or if he makes aggressive demands to you, and I will take care of him.

Xray, Algodoo Admin

vaidas369 - I read your report, unfortunately, because of the fact that so many people take parts of other people's scenes and in some cases entire scenes, it's nearly impossible for me to determine who is the original scene maker of scenes or parts of scenes. For example, you claim that this user "stole" your scene, but can you prove that the scene was 100% made by you? The answer is NO. You might have taken all or part of this scene from someone else, and there's no way to prove otherwise. I used to spend many wasted hours tracking down scenes that people claim were stolen, but I don't do that any longer because I have better things to do with my time. So, there's nothing I can do about it.

"Free to use" means exactly that. But if you put exceptions or limitations on it, then it's no longer "Free to use". You can't have it both ways.

Algodooper - user vaidas369 thinks this scene originally was his, and so pnvv most likely got it from him or from someone else who got it from him. That kind of "scene stealing" happens all the time here on Algobox, and because of that fact, it's nearly impossible for the Admin (currently me) to determine who originally made what scene or what part of a scene.

Because of this current issue with vaidas369, it probably would be a good idea to delete this scene. Also, I recommend that you do not copy and repost any other scene or any part of a scene. Create your own work and post it. That is a good way to stay friendly with other people here on Algobox!

Thanks!

You did not explain how to launch the stone! Don't assume that because YOU know how to do it, everyone else in the world knows how to do it. You need to give instructions.

Great! Nice job on the scene.

No one should have to "let you know" if this is against the rules. You should know by yourself because you read the rules, right? I mean, you did read the rules, didn't you? Well, if you truly are the idiot that you claim to be, then keep posting scenes without reading the rules and you will certainly find out what happens.

Um... sure. Magic. Right...

CeltMan -- I shouldn't have to hold your hand as if you were a little child and "tell you" each and every rule. As an Algobox user, you are supposed to READ the rules yourself. If you do not understand the rules, or if you cannot read English, then you should have an adult or other person who can read, to read the rules and help you understand them. For example, Rule #6. Using Algobox to chat very clearly explains that we do not allow guessing games and similar sorts of interactive games. If you had read it, or had your dad read it and explain it to you, then you would not have posted that scene that I had to delete and warn you about.

Also, your dad promised me that he would monitor your scene and comment postings, but apparently he hasn't been doing that.

Q: Is it allowed to do tournaments?

A: It all depends on HOW you do the tournaments.

For example, marble races and "athlon" athletic events are totally allowed, but what's NOT allowed in scenes, in scene titles, and in scene descriptions are things like requests for "Votes", or "tell me your favorite marble color", or "say in comments your favorite athlete", and those sorts of things. Also, not allowed are announcements such as list of sores, or who was eliminated. If you want to ask for things in COMMENTS, then that is perfectly Okay. You can say almost anything you want to in comments, as long as what you say doesn't break rules such as using profanity, threats, and those sorts of things.

Do you understand?

Excellent simulation of how viruses attack the host cells!

I'm glad.

I'm also terrible at "target prediction" because I can never predict which target will get hit.

UnityDogGaming04 --- The problem was the scene appeared to be a challenge between user "SomAlgoDude" (not sure if I got that name correct because I'm going from memory) and you. We don't want scenes to be limited to a couple of users or even a small group of users. Algobox is for ALL users. The only exception to that rule is for technical reasons. For example, I might make a special scene for you in order to show you how to do something. That's different from "I challenge you to beat my score", for example.

ThePoizonMan1 -- You have asked me a number of times to unban you, but when I ask you WHY you think that you are banned, you never answer me! So, please stop wasting my time. You obviously are not banned because you can still post your lame comments like asking me to unban you.

"in the pipe thing you can put water to make the papers soggy..." SAY, WHAT? Those instructions are clear as mud.

Raihanzarin -- I have no idea what you are talking about.
Be more specific about what "other" post you mean.

When I put "Theme Cards" into the computer, nothing happens. When I put "PLD" cards into the computer, nothing happens. I tried pressing every key mentioned in your instructions, and, yup you guessed it, nothing happens.

Also, what kind of data are we supposed to input? You mention about using the Ctrl key as a shift key but you say nothing about WHAT the computer does! For example, can we use it like a calculator? Can we input text messages and recall them later?

Also, that shelf which holds the cards is extremely touchy. Just a slight bump from a card while moving it, and the shelf shakes violently and goes crazy. It's also quite challenging to grab a pld or card from the shelf and move it into the computer slot. The whole process needs to be made more stable and easier to handle.

Just a few friendly suggestions.

Quote: "the drag tool isn't the only tool - there's such thing as the move tool. "

Wow, thanks for explaining that to me. I've been using Algodoo for about 8 years now (probably about your age) and I didn't know about the move tool. DUH! (of course I did, but I'm being sarcastic, just as you were).

Anyhow, sarcasm aside, no I wasn't handling your shelf too rough. Just the slightest little bump or nudge and it goes nuts. Maybe increase its mass or glue it to the background to stabilize it.

You still did not explain WHAT your computer is capable of doing. Okay, so I stick a PLD card into it. THEN WHAT????

Much better than the previous version. Good job!

"Gift scenes" are too personal, and so I don't allow them even though the rules do not specifically mention them. If you want to give a "gift scene" to someone, simply post it like any other scene (without mentioning that it's a gift for a specific person), then send the person you are gifting it to a message (such as in a comment) that the scene is now posted. Simple as that!

The idea of a "Gift scene" is kind of silly because anyone and everyone can download it even though it may have been labeled as a gift for a specific person! So, what's the point?

Your instructions in the scene make no sense at all. Is English your second language?

Yes, it is okay to be bored, and yes, it's okay to make 1 scene if that's all you want to make. (I think that's what you were asking).

Separate (not "seperate").

Raihanzarin -- If you were wondering about my "Quick List of Rules" scene, those weird numbers and the future date were put there to make the scene a "sticky". That's how we fake out the system to make the scene stay in number one position for as long as we want it to be there. No, YOU cannot do that for your own scenes (if that's what you were thinking!).