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Yeah, I'll be a tester. I like these kinds of machines. They give me inspiration to build LEGO Robots

I want to join. I'll focus on scripting and make certain sequences. ;D

sounds good Swiftskii and Rideg, your both signed up. Do whatever you want to do, i have an unfinished scene that i'll post and i want to see if anyone can complete it or add to it somehow.

Heres a simple water dispensing machine, and my first scene with scripting. maybe someone could make a machine that puts a lid or something.

This machine takes a block and pierces the top corners off, was a pain in the ass lol.

i'm not very good at that sort of things, but i could be a tester

I'm working on a ball factory, but it uses a lot of lasers with script, so it would be a lot of work to make a phun version. (what I mean is that I don't gonna make the phun version)
The only thing I have still to do is add some instructions and labels.

Sure Sanderwezep we can always use testers. Matten thats sweet, it doesent have to be phun compatible.

Here it is!

Instructions/tutorials are in the scene.

It looks like this topic is kind of dead, I will wake it...

WAKE UP!!!

I will try if you will allow me. Cant script , so this will be all mecanized. has anyone done the lids on the water cups? I could work on that.

see?
i joined, it died xD

Every collab have to die, it isn't your fault Bronie.
ducky, you'll have to wait until bman is back on the forums. But you can start already with the machine....

OK, while waiting Ill work on a way of painting the cans on bman's water thing.

Hey guys,

My goal for this collab group was to inspire like minded people. I build these machines in my spare time because i have a passion for it, and there is lots of people that feel the same way. Phun and Algodoo has opened a world in which anyone has the opportunity to bring there imagination to life.

I am happy with the progress of this collab group, as its just something fun to do in my spare time. and sometimes real life gets in the way, but that doesent mean its dead. it might just be sleeping untill a new idea comes to mind!

Ducky21 i'll sign you up. By the way that water dispensing machine can be slowed down to whatever speed you like, i have it at max speed.

bman wrote:
Ducky21 i'll sign you up. By the way that water dispensing machine can be slowed down to whatever speed you like, i have it at max speed.

k here it is

ducky, the idea is good, but it needs some improvements:
- Make the color script in the laser, so you can use every kind of cup.
- Make something so you can change the paint color easly. (this can be done with variables)
- Make the color of the paint that is dripping over the edge the same color as the color the cup's are painted.

In my ball factory I've also used a painter, you can use this as an example.

Matten wrote:ducky, the idea is good, but it needs some improvements:
- Make the color script in the laser, so you can use every kind of cup.
- Make something so you can change the paint color easly. (this can be done with variables)
- Make the color of the paint that is dripping over the edge the same color as the color the cup's are painted.

In my ball factory I've also used a painter, you can use this as an example.

Your ball factory came up blank on algadoo. I dont know how to make the variables

added your other suggustions



now working on other stuff

The factory is made in 1.7.4, so in previous versions he wouldn't work.
To make variables:
1- open the console with ~ or F11
2- type "scene.my."
3- type the name of your variable, like "variable" or "color"
4- type ":="
5- type the value of your variable.
6- check if you haven't any mistakes, it should look something like "scene.my.color := [1,0,0,1]".
7- press return/enter

here I think it's a variable

hmm...
The color script should be:

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(e)=>{e.other.color = scene.my.color}

So without the [] around it.

The color of the laser should be:

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{scene.my.color}

And there should be a laser pointing to the paint that is on the edge of the cup with the onLaserHit code:

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(e)=>{scene.my.color = e.geom.color}

So if you change the color of the paint, you also change scene.my.color.

everyone is wrong about how to make a variable.. I'll post a tut in about 12 hours how to even make them phunlet safe, seeming typing in the console doesn't always safe it in the scene...

Matten wrote:So if you change the color of the paint, you also change scene.my.color.

Doesn't work for me, but I think I need to update algodoo

Heres the forever factory

Thank you for keeping this alive.