Algodoo

Well, thanks for advice. I did not actually suspect that.

I solved that problem just making barrel a little longer and bullet more heavy (accuracy, i mean). But it actually increases recoil and reduces speed of bullet but it can be fixed by making bullet springs more harder. I suppouse that ejecting can be solved by increasing mass of that round things on bolt. But do not overweight! It causes that you can't actually reload this stuff. There's more ways to solve that problems. Well, i maked the whole thing just to test different parts of guns in my saved projects and it works (Title "test" make sense, i guess.). Thank you anyway.

Why not? I just scripted the spring so it's ejecting for me. I didn't know that algodoo scripting is so screwed up...

I've updated it so SCRITPT WORKS! And made some redisign stuff. More accurate and working on 220 Hz ~ 250 Hz. That's it.

i know, just WIP

Thanks for helping. I'll do my best about it.
By the way. Do you have any skype accounts or anything like this. I think you're probably the best "weapon" desinger here.

Okay then.
It's not because the design itself. It's about some kind of theory. I actually don't know how this algodoo engine works. Thanks for help again.
Of coures, there's my skype: notarget137 (obviously, duh?)

I think that can improved by adding some weight to a barrel and adding another rotation point

And if you are going to use scotch linkage, it can probably stuck by colliding in middle spots. I'll try to set different collision groups

As some people said - it's going to be very useful to have some kind of tag system. But i think that subscribing some tags and authors is going to be very useful in that way. Just thoughts...

Well, basically, it's just a ragdoll. It scans every object for hits exept ground and decreases counter. When it's counts zero a part vanishing.

But also hit power depends on velocity and density of another object that hits ragdoll.

*cough* Sarcasm... *cough*

What are you talking about?

Good stuff! I like it! 10/10

Holy cow, it's getting so complicated already... Fixed out-of-battery firing adding additional disconnector that will release the hammer only when the round is chambered. Improved safety a little. Now you can operate with the trigger but it will not fire.

Great job. But there's something i've got to complain about.
Since the magazine is empty there's some empty casings in the loading chamber. It works great, but it would be a nice thing if you could remove the empty shell without operating with the bolt itself.

Well, in theory it is unbeatable. But through some issues like bumping flippers it can be beaten at some point. Just because the flippers are not oriented particular way.

Sorry, double post here.

This is just great! Gotta check it out!

Can't believe you've actually done that thing! Great job, mate!

Actually, it partially is a PM trigger mechanism. I've tried to make one of that kind in Algodoo from blueprints trying to understand the action of it. Anyway, thanks for the help. Gonna make some skins for it very soon.

Hi Xray, nice to have you here.
I've sort it out and it works fine, not as i expected.
Also there's gonna be an update very very soon.

Thanks a lot, but I figured out it by myself

The detail is absolutly fantastic! But the internals are so dull...

Thanks for your reply. It really would be nice, though I've tried to make an AKSU skin for it but, of course, your AKM skin is fantastic! (I also thought of an AK-103 skin at first, just because I think it looks way cooler with a AK-74 style muzzlebrake)

@Xray
I can only agree on this. But another problem is that you can not really make a .22 diameter bullet in algodoo just because grid would not allow you and the physics don't work as they expected in this scale so you must compensate in size or in density. And at this point it's a big compromise.

@The Linkage
I can understand why this is not a problem, but the thing is sometimes it is.
For example, barrel length should be the size of a complete path of the bolt traveling through upper receiver. And the delay between hammer striking the primer and bullet leaving the barrel is really big. And e t. c. You may not consider that a problem but I sometimes do.

I think the barrel should be all the way back when the bolt opens.

I've updated the scene, so you really NEED to check it out now.

Challenge accepted!