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• • Itmaxx
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  • • Joined 6 Dec, 2012
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  • 19 Dec, 2012
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  Hello guys,

  Let myself introduce...myself...

  I am italian, I live in Rome and I found C2 in a dark, cloudy and misty night and I feel I found a real gem in a world of easy-but-not-so-powerful editors.

  Really I'm working a lot with physics, it's sooo funny.

  Hope to enter some competition in the future and maybe publish something.

  thanks scirra

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• • Itmaxx
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  • • Joined 6 Dec, 2012
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    • 2 topics • 3 posts
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  • 18 Dec, 2012
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  I am using c2 as a personal physics lab, trying to create puzzle, little games or simple funny things using physic behaviour.

  actually I'm missing a SLIDE joint, useful to create more complex simulations.

  Can SCIRRA guys please think about implement a SLIDE JOINT in C2?

  and what about a 'real' physics with physical paramenters for the different materials (stone, iron, wood)

  just to realize a little personal FINITE ELEMENT system in games or in simulations. just a new parameter to read useful to detect the break of an element (i.e. sprite.maxtensionX and sprite.maxloadX)

  Anyway... I bow to C2, soooo funny and sooo simple (I use MMF2, GS, STENCYL and I feel C2 is one step beyond...)

  thanks for the attention <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

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• • Itmaxx
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  • • Joined 6 Dec, 2012
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    • 2 topics • 3 posts
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  • 13 Dec, 2012
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  I'm studying C2 and its physic system but have a problem/question:

  I'm trying to build a mechanical simulator, with a pinion-gear to transfer torque from uno to the other.

  It doesn't work. it seems that there is no friction between gears and it's weird.

  if I make a byke or a car with physics, the torwue on the wheel make the vehicle move using the tyre-ground friction.

  why a pinion can't make a gear to move?

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