Algodoo

Ummmmmm..... Nothing moves when I press J K or L keys. I think your scene is broken.

Go ahead and upload the scene. Ask your questions in the scene description or in the comments section.

You're welcome Enz0!

Akromanelli - Look at the dates before you decide to post a comment. This scene was posted five years ago, and the user "Maddie" hasn't posted anything since 2017. So, it's not likely that he/she will respond to your comment.

Let you know WHAT in the comments?

Let you know WHAT in the comments?

You guys are strange!

I believe the humans were converted into antimatter and used as fuel for the Alien saucer gravity amplifiers. That's what I would do if I were them.

Back in 2013 you predicted a future event!

s_noonan comment

¡Gracias! /Thanks!

What does yenbev mean?

Why is a train operating on a track that ends on a broken bridge that goes nowhere?

Nothing happens when I click the RUN button. What's supposed to happen?

I see that you made some improvements to the scene. Good job!

I have to go down??? It doesn't matter how far down I go. Nothing happens, nothing moves, nothing does anything. It's just another static "do nothing" boring scene that young children like to post here on Algobox. I want to see some ACTION!

I have a couple of suggestions to improve this....

1. The dreidel spins for a very long time because there is no friction to slow it down. Try this: Open the "Air" control panel (right-click on the green button at the bottom of the screen) and increase the "Linear Term" to a value of 0.40. That will cause some air friction which will slow down and stop the dreidel rotation after a few spins.

2. Turn off those annoying Algodoo clouds! They are not necessary for this type of scene. Do that by right-clicking on the background, then uncheck the "draw clouds" check box.

Except for those two things, you did a good job on the scene!

Is that some sort of secret language? Why does yenbev mean lava?

Why do you still use Phun? Algodoo is SO much better in many ways.

OK, great! I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

This is not an accurate demonstration of the equivalence principle. The items in your scene are not accelerating. They are moving at a constant velocity. In order to simulate gravity, they must accelerate at a constant rate of 9.8 m/s^2.

The dreidel slows down and stops now as it should.

Those annoying clouds are still there, but maybe you want them to show for some reason?

Nice game!

This is essentially "Rocket Science" and is way beyond my understanding, but I found a web site which might be helpful to you: Orbiting Satellite Math

MyNameIsThis -- No need to tell me in comments about a scene you made because I see EVERY new scene that gets posted here on Algobox. I have to make sure no one posts anything they're not supposed to post.

I haven't seen any KSP (the video game) here on Algobox. Have you?

Well, technically not endless, but I know what you mean. A LOT!

Good job! It's a start. Down the road when you learn how to write script, you will see that there are MANY different ways to program a task or a procedure. As a coder, you will decide which are the most efficient or fastest methods for a particular task.

By the way, I'm curious why you have three green boxes under the ball which appear to do nothing except two of them disappear after a couple of seconds. I ran the scene without them, and it worked just fine without any issues.

NP!

bomb bomb NO!

Strange!