http://www.metacafe.com/watch/265178/th ... r_program/
This looks like fun![]()
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/265178/th ... r_program/
This looks like fun![]()
This is really, really cool. I bet it could help explain math alot easier than a normal professor could too, since looking at pictures (especially moving, interesting ones) makes it alot more simple to learn.
I wonder how expensive it is, and when people are going to catch on to it.
I also think that it's going to be a very intricate program and the learning curve could be really long. If you can make springs and watch balls roll, I can only imagine what other types of complicated and crazy things a person could come up with in a simulation program like this.
Very cool though!
Thats pure brillance.
PS. Your sig is huge.
It looks like an enhanced version of the Incredible Machine, a series of strategy games released in the 90's.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine
http://www.cs.sfu.ca/people/Faculty/...es/image18.gif
Rube Goldberg machines are the best thing ever.
Classic.Originally Posted by Fhqwghads
That's awesome.
That's pretty cool, but i disagree about it being useful at school. You really dont need that to understand mechanic physics, it's just a cool gimmick to grab student attention.
Would make a great Wii game amirite?
According to the Wiki article there are plans to make it available on XBoxLive! ArcadeOriginally Posted by BRP
Incredible machine was the shit.. they gave you the craziest items to reach your objective with XD
If you liked TIM you should try Armadillo Run
http://www.armadillorun.com/
Vid on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mupbYxnAp58
That game owns.Originally Posted by Moochi
I loved The Incredible Machine so much, I wasted soo soo many hours on it lol
i still have a TIM cd, I've wanted to play it so bad but new computer just go to fast