Algodoo

Thank5!

No problem. I used the number 5 in place of the letter S just to be funny.

Wait!!! That's not a knife! The chicken attacked Michael with a black marker pen and drew a mouth on his face! Congrats Michael..... You now can talk!!!

Good job. Thanks for playing!

Sure, no problem at all!

By the way, is someone here on Algobox harassing you? If so, please tell me who it is and I will make certain that it won't happen again.

Yes, please let me know if/when you get harassed again because I do not tolerate that kind of behavior at all.

Thanks!


OOPS, I was composing this comment while you were updating your comment. LOL

So, I cannot control what has happened on other platforms but I certainly can control what happens on Algobox. So, please keep that in mind.

Wow, that guy is a dancing maniac! At one point during his dance he jumped so high that he got stuck on the ceiling and I had to help him down with my grab tool!


Nice work on the scene!

shahzain -- I totally agree with you.

Jackie Gleason used to say that to his wife Alice!

I like the indexer upgrade. It's quick and accurate.


Suggestion: Do the same for the single-ball selector. In other words, the selector should complete its movement after just a key tap.

Yup, I introduced Noah to Algodoo while he was building his arc. It came in handy for simulating animal storage and movement. He really liked it!

Can you explain what this is? I have no idea what to do with it.

Wow, this is much more impressive than 20th Century Fox logos!

Thanks

Thank you!

Concerning a GUI following a player there are a couple of ways to do that. First of all, I need to know what you mean by "GUI". I know what a Graphical User Interface is, but did you really mean a text box or maybe something else? Well, here is what I usually do when I want something to follow a moving object:

Every object in Algodoo that moves has a parameter called "pos" (which is simply its position in X-Y space). When an object (let's call it Player) moves, the pos x and y values change depending on the object's speed and direction. In order to have some other object follow the Player, there needs to be a simple script in the Player that constantly updates a global "scene.my" variable so that other objects can follow it. So, for example, the script might be:

{scene.my.playerPOS = pos}

Then, in the object that follows the Player the script would be:

{pos = scene.my.playerPOS + [10.0,10.0]}

The vector [10.0,10.0] is an offset from the Player. That value will vary depending on your particular scene. It determines how far away from the Player that you want the following object to follow. Without an offset the object following the Player will be directly on the Player. You want it to follow at some offset distance.

I hope this makes sense!

Concerning your other issue "Upload Failure", I'm sorry but I have no idea what can cause that. Maybe someone else reading these comments has experienced that same thing and can recommend a fix.

I love to eat pi (yum!)

Yup, not a bad score.

Yeah, that just happens to be the way I made it. I may fix that some day when I have nothing better to do.

Thanks for playing!

There's nothing amazing or special about how this works. Each circle has the same attraction as all the others. It's simply random chance and how you release the black square that makes it attracted to a particular circle. It is fun to play with, though!

Smallboi -- Post the scene that partially works so that I can see what you're doing wrong.

What does "dint mave" mean?

Oh, so then "dint" is supposed to be didn't.

You can fix the spelling in the scene if you want to. Simply correct the spelling in the scene on your computer, then click on "Edit" above your scene here on Algobox. Upload the corrected scene file, and then it will be fixed!

Really? You should not get "game over" until you hit all 15 targets.

Good job!

Okay, great! Glad you figured it out.

I have no idea what I'm supposed to do. So, could you please provide instructions?

Isn't this the same scene that you uploaded one year ago?

Past Soviet Countries

They act like they are on some crazy street drug! Funny!