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I had to google "scratch blocks" because I didn't know what they are. Now I do!

This same scene has already been posted here on Algobox many times! Besides, anyone can download it directly from the Algodoo website. It would be much more impressive if you were to make your own scenes instead of copying scenes that other people have made. Just a friendly suggestion.

Overall, nice job on the clocks!


I do have one suggestion. There seems to be a lot of backlash between many of the gears which causes erratic movement of the second hand. I have seen this same issue with all of your clockwork mechanisms. Try to mesh the gear teeth as closely as possible without them being too close and binding. When I reduced the distance between the gears in this scene, the second hand moved much more consistently.

Absolute true infinity????


What Is Infinity?

I agree. Thanks!

Nice job!

"Fidget"

When I stare at the black dot for more than five minutes, I start to see Rick Astley singing "Never Gonna Give You Up." Is that supposed to happen?

_temp1 = _temp0 % 10;
_temp0 = _temp0 - _temp1;
_temp0 = _temp0 / 10;
_temp2 = _temp0 % 10;
_temp0 = _temp0 - _temp2;
_temp0 = _temp0 / 10;
_temp3 = _temp0 % 10;
_array = [_temp3, _temp2, _temp1]

The initial value "210" is in _temp0. After you run this script the three digits will be placed in the array as [2,1,0]. You probably know this, but you must define those local variables before you can use them. You can do that in "onSpawn". for example:
_temp0 = 210 (or whatever number you need to split)
_temp1 = 0;
_temp2 = 0;
_temp3 = 0;
_array = []


I'm sure the code would run faster and would be more compact if you did a FOR loop instead of that list of linear steps, but I'll let you figure that out if you want to.

Yes, if you use the same technique that I used here. The script can be made much simpler and easier to use if you wanted to spend the time to do that.

As far as I can tell, the real-life Pop-It Fidget toy is nothing but colored bubble-wrap that you can pop just like regular bubble wrap (yawn). Concerning this scene, it doesn't seem to do anything.

It doesn't stop. It keeps moving forever. That's why it's called "Infinity Train".

NP! Thanks.

I don't know why I made this comment.

I call it "Twisted Sister".

Thanks

Your 3D object would look more true-to-life if you were to use Perspective Drawing

It's spelled "puke", not "puck".

zaid1701loc1234 - What do you mean "F to the police"?

Make sure to include a decimal point. For example, if you enter 10/3 then Thyme will assume you are diving integers which will result in an integer answer. If you enter 10.0/3.0 it will give the answer as a real number: 3.3333

Additive color mixing is what happens when we mix lights of different colors whereas subtractive color mixing occurs when we mix paints or other colored materials.

Good job!

违者必究 REALLY?

Great! Glad you like it.

Algodooper is correct. No one can claim they own a circle or a box simply because they call it a marble or something else. So, anyone who makes a "marble pack" or even just one marble cannot claim any rights to it. It's different if someone spends many hard-working hours making a car or a motorcycle (for example). But even for something like that, there is no way that a person can prove that they are the original creator of the item. In addition, they cannot prove that they didn't steal it from another person!

Congratulations, Little!

Good question, but I don't know how to do that, or even if it's possible. Maybe if you read through the "Thyme Scripting" posts in the Algodoo Forum?

@CoolGuy234 -- The point is, you tell people they can use your "marbles" with credit, but they are not marbles, they are nothing but colored Algodoo circles which anyone can easily make with Algodoo. Just because you call them "marbles" doesn't mean that you own them or that you have any special rights to them. It doesn't matter if you spent 15 minutes or 15 hours making them. They are still nothing special. They are colored circles! And because of that, no one needs to give you credit if they copy them for their own scenes.

Yes they can! That's because you cannot prove that you made them, and you cannot prove that you did not copy them from someone else. Scenes get copied and uploaded every day, but most people don't realize that a lot of the scenes, or parts of scenes on Algobox are copies that someone else made. Some scenes have been copied 10 or 15 times! And that is especially true with "marbles" because they are nothing more than colored circles which anyone can copy and reuse. If you ever Report someone for "stealing" your marbles or anything else in your scenes, nothing will be done about it because of the reasons that I listed here in this comment.

It looks even cooler when the smoke is turned on!