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Demonstration of a e2 I threw together to force a ... Posted by: Heatseeker1 Video duration: 145 seconds Demonstration of a e2 I threw together to force a prop to rotate about a specified axis. Assumes drag is negligible. Download code at: http://www.wiremod.c om/forum/finished-co ntraptions/26164-app lyoffsettorque-v-v.h tml#post236969 Related: torque, gmod, wiremod, force, inertia, garrysmod, physics, rotate, wire Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: I'm kinda intrigued ... By: Heatseeker1. on 10 Mar 12, 21:33:10 I'm kinda intrigued, how did you use it for? wheels? Nice ... it worked? ... By: dvdvideo1234. on 09 Mar 12, 11:10:41 Nice ... it worked? for my Tesla Wheel Test with E2 :) Could this be? ... By: mwhite112393. on 12 Jun 11, 20:40:05 Could this be? applicable to variable-pitch propeller blades? A movable? adv- ... By: lastxp. on 12 Jun 11, 04:10:47 A movable? adv-ballsocket would be endlessly usefull actually. An axis constraint ... By: Heatseeker1. on 11 Jun 11, 00:56:11 An axis constraint requires constraining to the world or to a second prop, both of which can give you limitations. You might want to rotate about a point other than the mass centre to make a contraption look more realistic, as gmod contraption mass centres often aren't true to life due to how mass is needed to toughen welds for example. Of course for multi prop contraptions this e2 will? need generalising further. Interesting tool, I ... By: XXXmags. on 10 Jun 11, 22:24:00 Interesting tool, I don't see why it would? be better then an axis or why you'd need a movable hinge point but nonetheless good job. 2d Finite Element Heat Transfer Posted by: Heatseeker1 Video duration: 45 seconds A 2d model of a cpu (heat source) and heatsink with cooling fins, made in Gmod. The heatsink is first heated up with convection/radiation from the surface disabled. Convection/radiation heat loss is then enabled. See: http://www.wiremod.c om/forum/finished-co ntraptions/24928-2d- finite-element-heat- transfer-model.html# post228309 Related: heat, transfer, conduction, convection, fea, fe, finite, element, hot, cold, garrysmod, gmod, wire, wiremod, e2 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Autodyno - Engine Performance Test Posted by: Heatseeker1 Video duration: 397 seconds How to test engines or cars you have made in gmod using my dynamometer. Skip to 2:30 to see the results and what they all mean. Download from: http://www.wiremod.c om/forum/finished-co ntraptions/24735-aut odyno-engine-perform ance-test.html Or: http://facepunch.com /threads/1057300 Related: gmod, garrysmod, engine, torque, power, autodyno, dyno, dynamometer, tolyzor, rolling, road, speed, wire, wiremod, test, car, physics, vehicle, v8, radial, inline, thruster, hydraulic, reciprocating, graph, egp, e2, expression Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: I don't think those ... By: Heatseeker1. on 04 May 12, 19:58:18 I don't think those vehicles have proper physics, but if you can find a way of getting them to turn a physics prop, then you can just ball-socket it to the rotor of the dyno and test? it like anything else. has anyone made a ... By: TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA. on 25 Apr 12, 02:54:34 has anyone made a dyno to test vehicles? say like the hl2 bugy or any? other vehicle i would like to hook those vehicles up to see what their highest speed is I think WM is down. ... By: Heatseeker1. on 10 Mar 12, 02:48:54 I think WM is down. Alternative link added to? description. Download link does ... By: dvdvideo1234. on 09 Mar 12, 11:04:58 Download link does not work .., but nice testing device ...? this is an AWESOME? ... By: DJKI11S7R34K. on 08 Feb 12, 04:19:31 this is an AWESOME? tool. I used this on my engine today and it works flawlessly. THANK YOU MAN Fake? comments By: halo22222q. on 04 Jul 11, 14:07:58 Fake? comments You are my god ... By: 700Fantomas007. on 10 Feb 11, 17:32:20 You are my god since now...? O.O Brilliant!!! ? ... By: HzrdFilms. on 07 Feb 11, 01:36:09 Brilliant!!! ? Thanks so much for taking the time to create this. Great job. This could well be ... By: lastxp. on 06 Feb 11, 20:49:26 This could well be the standardized benchmarking tool everyone will? use. Nice quality job there mate. cool? By: Pkas1997. on 06 Feb 11, 19:19:53 cool? Old clocks Posted by: Heatseeker1 Video duration: 102 seconds A video of two of my old clocks, made about a year ago, maybe more in gmod. The first is a simple e1 digital clock, but chimes like Big Ben. The second doesn't use wire, but uses a real pendulum to regulate time and 60:1 gearing in the hands. It uses a thruster to generate the torque to drive the whole thing. Related: clock, gmod, time, pendulum, mechanical, westminster, tower, big, ben, gears Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Mortar demo Posted by: Heatseeker1 Video duration: 202 seconds A quick demo of my old ballistic mortar, made in Gmod using PHX3 and Wiremod. Related: gmod, mortar, ballistic, trajectory, artillery, gun, shoot, fire, explosion, garrysmod, aim, wire, wiremod, e1, expression Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: @WorldOfHurt101 oh ... By: phoenix13nl. on 01 Nov 10, 02:04:58 @WorldOfHurt101 oh I didn't read your last line, sorry. As you can see I took a constant force (since that is more realistic, even though the force can actually? be adjusted) @WorldOfHurt101 ... By: phoenix13nl. on 01 Nov 10, 02:02:50 @WorldOfHurt101 You're doing things in the wrong order I think, you cannot do the range check since you can split up the velocity in x/y since you do not know the angle. The angle can be calculated with: Angle1 = 0.5 * sinh((gravity() * Dist) /? (Speed * Speed)) Angle2 = 90 - Angle If the target is out of range then sinh won't work, I don't know what value is returned in e2 in that case... The time for the proctile to land: Vx = cos(Angle) * Speed T = Dist / Vx First you need to ... By: WorldOfHurt101. on 18 Oct 10, 22:15:26 First you need to do a range check. you need to split the horizontal and vertical velocitys then find range by? finding the time the projectile is in the air * the speed it is traveling horizontaly. Once you get that range, you have to check if the target is in range, and if so, find the angle and force combo that you will need. (depends on if you want a constant force or a constant angle) hope that helped. hey man,? ive been ... By: dodgedart74. on 12 Oct 09, 09:13:08 hey man,? ive been trying to figure out how to set up the trig equation, could you give me any tips? Cool, I have been ... By: shadowscion. on 01 Oct 09, 20:17:28 Cool, I have been trying to replicate this because the dupe doesn't work. It shoots the? prop straight to the cieling :/ i have been looking ... By: smellsliketeens. on 27 Jul 09, 19:07:28 i have been looking so hard on a tut for something like this, mainly? the auto angling and such   Golf Related Videos Golf Tournaments - Pga Tour - Golf Vacations - Golf Equipments - Golf Clubs - Golf Carts - Golf Balls - Golf Galaxy - Callaway Golf You like it? Share it! Social Bookmarking

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