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roey_schurr »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 27-Nov-02 03:54   »»  spartan- that's very very good. Now see if you can build chains with 2 waves going at it (look at my pub to see what I'm talking about... check "many_waves"). look what happens if you build the diameters, turn the gravuty higher and the wave speed a *little* down. http://sodaplay.com/constructor/player.htm?&getmodel=roey_schurr+spartan_example

spartan »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 27-Nov-02 15:00   »»  Thanks for the help roey, it works well now: http://sodaplay.com/constructor/player.htm?&getmodel=spartan+returnoflooproller It reminds me a little of breakingwave in the default models. -spartan

wwolfie »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 28-Nov-02 15:06   »»  ok, here is something a little offtopic,: something rather strange hapens to Internet Exlporer, when I type in the URL of sodaplay, the best way to describe what happens is this: IE shut down itself. also this is the only URL where this happens. Can somebody please tell me wat to do?? \\/\\/wolfie

wwolfie »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 28-Nov-02 15:08   »»  and a little late: thanks warptera for the advice/ new model (btw does that 1 behind wwolfie mean something)

warptera »» models »» homepage Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 28-Nov-02 17:23   »»  wwolfie, I don't know what to say about your IE dilema. What exactly are you typing in? to keep my "example" account organized I name every model for the constructor it is intended for. "...1" means that's that first model I've made to answer your question. in the future the numbers will go up. that way I know the relative time something was made, who it is for, how many times i've helped someone, etc. And I'll never delete anything from that account so the links will always work for whoever reads this thread. -w

RJblokker »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 29-Nov-02 09:59   »»  I'd like some help with this: »» http://sodaplay.com/constructor/player.htm?&getmodel=RJblokker+flip model. It doesnt quite move fast or fluid enough. Did i use the correct muscle wave amplitude?

RJblokker »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 29-Nov-02 10:00   »»  it does "flip" good enough tho :)

sicko »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 29-Nov-02 13:38   »»  Hello RJblokker, look at my time model, it's almost the same.

warptera »» models »» homepage Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 29-Nov-02 21:38   »»  RJ, I made this from your original dimensions: http://sodaplay.com/constructor/player.htm?&getmodel=example+RJblokker1 i used the guideline to make the legs equal lengths. -w

jaj040 »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 30-Nov-02 00:10   »»  I need help. Whenever I make a model I click simulate and it gets all bent out of shape. Example »» http://sodaplay.com/constructor/player.htm?&getmodel=jaj040+box How can I stop this from happening?

Ataensic »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 30-Nov-02 11:55   »»  it looks like the reason is that you made the springs in construct, then moved them to a different length. Once you make a spring, its length cannot change from when you first made it. that is the concept behind a tension spring, but i have to go. I bet someone else can explain this more throughly(sp?), i have to go. -Ataensic

axilux »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 30-Nov-02 15:09   »»  Jaj, in the moment you create a spring, its length is determined. It will stay in that length. A trick that I used often before is to first create the model, then drag the dots to the desired points, and then delete the springs between them. You can then put in new springs, without moving the dots from their new position, and enter simulation mode. Most constructors also use grids (lines used for measuring lengths of springs, that forms a static lattice) or guidelines(lines used for measuring the length of springs, which is built separate for every model). This kind of help makes it possible to build all the complicated models in the zoo. Happy sodaconstructing! /ax

MacMan »» models »» homepage Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 30-Nov-02 16:23   »»  Here is a grid like axilux talked about. »» http://sodaplay.com/constructor/player.htm?&getmodel=MacMan+grid_2

axilux »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 01-Dec-02 11:44   »»  Personnaly, I prefer guidelines. /ax

axilux »» models Re: ===Dedicated Help Thread=== *new constructors please read p.1 first!   posted: 01-Dec-02 12:53   »»  I need help to make real walkers. I made this: http://sodaplay.com/constructor/player.htm?&getmodel=axilux+Triangular_lattice_walker It walks, but I can't fix the legs to walk better. How do you create well-functioning legs? /ax

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