Another Great Engineering Game

[eovnu87435ds]

Originally Posted by ClodMaxx

or the dual (optical) superdrives!!

i like to go to the apple store online and build a best-you-can-get mac pro and imagine them shipping it to me. too bad it's over $15k... just for the tower! but 8 core processors? 4 independent drive bays for 4tb total? 32gb of ram? 2 superdrives? heh. lemme wipe the drool off my desk now....

At least the drool is stayin in my mouth for now... Buying the new shiny macbook this week!
And i have gotten to play on a mac pro before... A friend of mine has 2 in his office at work, with a total of 40 virtual machines running on them!

[rawfuls]

I feel special....

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g6...a1994/Tank.jpg
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g6...la1994/14s.jpg
I didn't steal Ben's idea of a closing lid, of course not!

[Takedown]

You didnt steal the idea from anyone. Many people have done it and know it works.

[rawfuls]

I was just kidding :p

[johnrobholmes]

You can also just put a bunch of wheels on the screen and watch them cascade around the level under your control. Quite fun :D

[jhautz]

I actually like ceating a bunch of wheels attached by single "shock" devices and have them all rubber banding around each other. Very fun to watch...

[Takedown]

15/15 in 14secs. Locked axle with a trapdoor design to keep the coconuts from escaping.

[Metallover]

I had to work on a trvel to a place project in speech in the computer lab today. I'm going to Israel... Anyway I played this on the schools nice computers and building a quick vehicle I got 15/15 in 15 seconds.

Takedown thats a SWEET design.

[Takedown]

Thanks metal.

[Metallover]

I think the draw-a-rectangle prices are lighter then the regular sticks, so that might decrease your times a little. I have to experiment for myself but I wanT to know the ideal wheel size. Just like gearing an rc...