Helicopter with swashplate and juno turbine in Kerbal Space Program 

Can we get an update on ur pew pew

@@VaporSpaceNumber101 definitely gonna bump and reinforce this request

I’m a legend now?

@@StealthTheUnknown always has been I finally got an automatic weapon to work in Algodoo yey

@@spotat6234 I wanna see it!

This is a game called Kerbal Space Program. It's limited but this is the sorta stuff you can cheese it to do

Literal months of tuning, tiny adjustments, and balancing. Struts in the right places help, especially between the motor bases on the rotor head. The shorter your mast, the narrower your linkage spacing, and the more effort you spend centering things and making them as even as possible, the better. Considering your comment and my currend condition of having a bit of time to possibly do this, I may create a video tutorial on this.

A big tip: make sure the linkages going to the rotors themselves have a shorter radius than the ones coming from the swashplate -otherwise, a resonance tends to develop. Make sure there’s only a straight line with which the control linkages can act or move and that there’s little to no play.

Look up Kerbal Space Program

Yes

@@StealthTheUnknown Damn, i like your guns on there been playing with them for around 2 hours. they are really fun to use.

@@ketch10 thanks dude! Was just wondering about if anyone still looks at them yesterday evening

@@StealthTheUnknown I found them and was wondering why they are so underated. They are the best guns ive seen in Algodoo.

@@ketch10 I think the “underrated” part just has to do with the sort of demographic that was getting into algodoo when I was, namely the marble racers. They’re not so interested in mechanically-inclined creations and are more oriented towards the game-like mechanics that can be easily produced with the program. Yuras12 was a bog inspiration for me but I sought to make guns that were more realistic and rigid, as some of his stuff needed special care not to break. I wanted guns you could abuse, and which accurately represent the mechanical principles of the real steel they represent. So that’s what I did, I’d say I was just late to the prime of algodoo

What?

@@StealthTheUnknown like to see inside mechanism and parts

@@zivkotrtovan5204 oh, gotcha. Nope, I don’t think anything of the sort works without mods, and I have none installed

in algodoo, what you're doing to move your selected objects forward or back is to use shift + scroll wheel