[quote="StephenAlverez"]Then it would be like Algodoo and OE cake, and we could call it AlgodooOE. Still, I wish I had one of these things when I was in school...[/quote]
Over here in Australia, every Year7+ Is being given laptops for school. The good thing is, they are all capable of running algodoo. The bad thing is, you can't have two activated Algodoos, each on seperate computers.

Then it would be like Algodoo and OE cake, and we could call it AlgodooOE. Still, I wish I had one of these things when I was in school...

[quote="Tank2333"]it seems that the classmate has great other programms on it too
i realy like the temperature thingy ^^ if algodoo is able to simulate heat then that would be great to combine
....somehow :)[/quote]

YES, it would be beast. If they put something like OE-cake in algodoo, we could be so much less limited with water, by that i mean we could make real steam.

it seems that the classmate has great other programms on it too
i realy like the temperature thingy ^^ if algodoo is able to simulate heat then that would be great to combine
....somehow :)

I SOOO gotta get one of those!

He said something about levers.

Ever thats a new version of algodoo, or He has'nt a clue what hes talking about XD

He said something about levers.

Ever thats a new version of algodoo, or He has'nt a clue what hes talking about XD

Congratulations!

The intel classmate PC is great news for Algodoo It gives student so much more ease to actually use Algodoo for their education.

There's a new YouTube video about the Intel classmate pc. Algodoo is also demonstrated, 2:20 into the video. Watch how he tosses the cmpc around. It is almost indistructable! The video was shot at Intel Developer's Forum 2009 in San Francisco.