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Wow, this is really cool, would you mind going more in depth about how it's made, like the settings, or how everything is connected? that would be greatly appreciated,
As I said before, SVG2Phun works with Illustrator and Inkscape. The only thing that is important here is that the file is a properly formatted SVG. Although there are bugs in SVG2Phun that I have noticed, it shouldn't matter what editor you use, so long as the file is proper.
I know this, but at the time there was no such tool. I still prefer to use Inkscape, though, since it allows you to make very precise objects, good for making precision machinery. It's a lot easier than doing it inside of Phun, but if you aren't as concerned about detail Phun works fine.
how do i get gears from gear creator in my phun world thingy - were i build stuff - i cant find it out i tryed to add it and stamp it but i cant find out how to get it to my phunworld
how do you make perfect gears like that theres no tool for them and when i "attempt" to hand draw one it either ends up looking like a triangle or it just plain sucks
The way I made these is by using a tool called "SVG2Phun". It takes an SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file and turns it into a Phun scene file, and you can make hinges and the like by using the rules listed in the documentation. To make the scenes in SVG, I would recommend using Inkscape, which is what I use, but you can use Illustrator if you prefer. Both of these tools I use are entirely free, by the way.
Eh, it's not fake, if that's what you're saying. There are no motorized hinges involved. If you look at the statistics in the lower-left, the engine slowly gains angular velocity, unlike what a motor would do. A small amount of angular velocity is "scrapped" off by the dark pegs using a very low amount of friction. Simple.
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Free energy technology exists!But Elite controllers don't want ppl to be free from the costs of energy,Get a motor that needs no gas or electric input at LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM ,Start the revolution!
graywackeknifebdr 1 year ago
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Free energy can change the world!But the powerfull Oil business won't alow common ppl to know this,Go to LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM and get the blueprints for a genuine magnet motor ,Let the revolution begin!
despinapjr 1 year ago
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Free Energy is real but the coverup is strong, if you are interested in a REAL free energy machine then
just search for the LT MAGNET MOTOR in the youtube video search , it is probably the ONLY working magnet
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porscheghcje 1 year ago
Wow, this is really cool, would you mind going more in depth about how it's made, like the settings, or how everything is connected? that would be greatly appreciated,
Cheers, Kai
TheKaiinPai 2 years ago
As I said before, SVG2Phun works with Illustrator and Inkscape. The only thing that is important here is that the file is a properly formatted SVG. Although there are bugs in SVG2Phun that I have noticed, it shouldn't matter what editor you use, so long as the file is proper.
Ruxias 3 years ago
Well, you dont have to do that complicated thing anymore. In the V 5.28, there is a Gear Tool.
topitapi 2 years ago
I know this, but at the time there was no such tool. I still prefer to use Inkscape, though, since it allows you to make very precise objects, good for making precision machinery. It's a lot easier than doing it inside of Phun, but if you aren't as concerned about detail Phun works fine.
Ruxias 2 years ago
how can i make gears ruxias?
thijs989 3 years ago
Use Inkscape to draw the gear, then SVG2Phun to bring it into Phun.
Ruxias 3 years ago
how do i get gears from gear creator in my phun world thingy - were i build stuff - i cant find it out i tryed to add it and stamp it but i cant find out how to get it to my phunworld
Noobass2oooo 3 years ago
can you please send a message to my youtube acc how the svg2 works
hatseflatsstudios 3 years ago
It would be much easier for the both of us if you took the time to read the provided instructions like a normal person would.
Ruxias 3 years ago
how do you make perfect gears like that theres no tool for them and when i "attempt" to hand draw one it either ends up looking like a triangle or it just plain sucks
ontoue 3 years ago
The way I made these is by using a tool called "SVG2Phun". It takes an SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file and turns it into a Phun scene file, and you can make hinges and the like by using the rules listed in the documentation. To make the scenes in SVG, I would recommend using Inkscape, which is what I use, but you can use Illustrator if you prefer. Both of these tools I use are entirely free, by the way.
Ruxias 3 years ago
You said 3 tools - Illustrator, SVG2Phun and Inkscape :). Illustrator is not free.
BTW, good work...
Aurelovanovalopta 3 years ago
The two tools I use are free (SVG2Phun and Inkscape). I don't like Illustrator anyway, but some people prefer it.
Ruxias 3 years ago
Yeah, those who have it ^^ :D.
Anyway, I was just kidding, so don´t be so serious :).
Hm... What´s the name of that music?
Aurelovanovalopta 3 years ago
nice (cool idea of invisiblizing the hinges =D
Gunnar120 3 years ago
Eh, it's not fake, if that's what you're saying. There are no motorized hinges involved. If you look at the statistics in the lower-left, the engine slowly gains angular velocity, unlike what a motor would do. A small amount of angular velocity is "scrapped" off by the dark pegs using a very low amount of friction. Simple.
Ruxias 3 years ago
cool i like it :)
sarge997 3 years ago