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Published: 2007-12-03 12:21:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 14060; Favourites: 82; Downloads: 210
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Ok decided to test one more thing I wanted for a while. Itβs a remake of old: [link] on a new AS3 and my Meatballs engine with new twists
Ok there are following controls:
Roll mouse over a blob to see how many free connections it has.
Click blob to drag it.
Use Count box to change amount of balls.
Use Stick box to change blob effect.
Dist1 is distance on which connections brake.
Dist2 is distance on which balls collide and on which connections are made.
Gravity is (thatβs hard one) for gravity
Conn is maximal amount of connections that is allowed for particles. Set 1 for pairs. Set 2 for chains. Set more for more complex structures.
Enjoy.
Things I must to add:
Pause for easier editing.
Save/Load like here [link] for result sharing.
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Set the gravity to 1, set the count to 100, and the conn to 100. Boiling liquid!
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if u add more doing it its popcorn
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I made it almost 500 balls, with 0 gravity. And then I put gravity on, and It was cool to watch but now it's lagging
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its omg but then typed like
thats why
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I have created a nano-engineered particle. If you put the settings on normal, but 2 "conn", take four. Put them make a square or diamond out of it. Then put it in the corner, and through force, push one particle through to make an hourglass shape. It's a motor. It spins due to repultion force against it self. You can do the same with a pentagon shape, you can make a spinning fish.
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Hehe I did know about this feature, but I never understood it, I mean those internal powers should be in equilibrium, why it spins? But it is a funny thing that it is possible, they also spin in only one direction for some reason...
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Okay, in a sample of 10, 5 each. All clockwise broke into 3 and 1. All counter-clockwise stayed a chain of 4 or became just a square.
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You mean that they rotate so much that they kind of throw out one of the balls ans stabilize?
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Yeah, if I understand what you mean.
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After simple study, I have found that if you can start a rotation, it keeps it. It seems so far, all (2) of the clockwise broke into a 3 and 1, the only counter clockwise kept a square shape. I shall study this more.
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Another thing you must add: 1 or 2 other types, like have different "elements" They have different bonding distances, and different amount of connections. Since the bond distances may interfere/contradict, say you have 11 and 17, have the program average it (to 14). If two 17's bond it's 17. Two 11's it's 11, one of each... 14 bond.
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Will see, planing to return to it and remake this system and may be make some games with it
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Your coding is amazing! I suggest you make libraries for fellow flash artists to utalize.
Keep up the great work
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Thanks.
As for libs. I do share code some time and few times did some libs but I don't know... Needs some work on making some homepages for them (may be just making google code or sourceforge project) with tutorials, sharing and commenting code etc... Plus it is not really that incentive for me. I am having fun making this stuff. Refactoring, documenting, commenting code, spending time making it available is not fun... Sometimes I do want to get useful but I do not go any further then sharing some code usually.
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Yeah, I know what you mean. Yet, you can just allow for simple functionality, not necessarily be all what is possible.
I tried making a simple one. Have a look: [link] (=
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Bin there done that few times as I said and was not satisfied
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Heh, I'll hunt your codes then
Keep up the great work
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Ok I will. BTW if you want some code you can ask. I can advice some place where you can find it or something similar or try to share some. Depends on works tough. Some that are new and unique I may not want to share at the moment.
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Sure!
Mostly, I am interested in the water effect and this effect. They can make great effects!
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Only visual part of it? Or collision and stuff too?
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The collision part is amazing. But, whatever possible is good. When I get it, I'll try to convert it to an easy to use tool for my future self
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I see. Heh usually I find my self locked in a stupid situation
I think I may be can make a tutorial or something on how bloby effect is made. As for collisions I think you can find plenty around the net... That part is quite messy in those works
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heh, don't worry. The idea and the key scripts are more than enough.
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Mmm. Those are not games yet. Just tests of ideas on which games will be built 
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This is cool!! I like the way it goes random and I like the settings you allow us to play with.
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Welcome
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mm kas reeciigi nozime?
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es nezinu kast tas nozime... var but angliski... ka es tejcu man ir grutak ar latvie6u... zimantoju to reti...
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nu es jau saku.. "reeciigi", "iereekt".. tas ir tipo tas pats kas "lol" angliski
vienkaarshi ja es rakstiishu krieviski - tu mani sapratiisi veel sliktaak 
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i really like this there is a lot you could do with this from different elements to bond angles if you want
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