False Positives with Algodoo sim software?

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justabil
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False Positives with Algodoo sim software?

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Has anyone here had experience with Algodoo sim software?

If so, can you point to reasons that it would show, incorrectly, that a wheel design is self sustaining.

I am reasonably certain that the issue is not with my friction settings.

Also, is Algodoo considered a reliable simulation application? If not, please recommend a different one.

Thanks.
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re: False Positives with Algodoo sim software?

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Hi,

Use Phun only if you are not needing precise experiments. Use WM2D if you are doing precise experiments. Lastly, test the experiment in real life, never rely on software.

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re: False Positives with Algodoo sim software?

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gravity is still a theory so making software based on current theory doesn't always work exactly as real world :P
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re: False Positives with Algodoo sim software?

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Thanks for the info!

Is WM2D much more complicated to use? (Algodoo was fairly easy)
Is there a free trial version?
Can I import my Algodoo file into WM2D?
Thanks again.
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there are faults with the software whereby, if the pivot points are stretched, there is a correction. This correction induces a rotational force, which pushes it thru the keel position.

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re: False Positives with Algodoo sim software?

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Thanks Chris.

Is there any way to compensate/adjust for the pivot point variances? I'd rather not spend the money /time converting this into WM2D, and I want a fairly good idea about it's merits before actually building it.
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