Perpetual Motion in Phun

A device for perpetual motion (or, "overunity") in Phun. In short, it uses a really strong spring to turn a very heavy wheel perpetually. I do not know if this is some glitch with Phun, or if it is some strange effect, but I stumbled upon it while tinkering a while back.

Designed using Inkscape
Recorded using Taksi
Edited using VirtualDub

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• perpetual
• motion
• overunity
• energy
• phun
• 2d
• physics
• gears
• infinite
• spining

[thijs989]

how can i make gears ruxias?

[Ruxias]

Use Inkscape to draw the gear, then SVG2Phun to bring it into Phun.

[hatseflatsstudios]

can you please send a message to my youtube acc how the svg2 works

[Ruxias]

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]

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.

[topitapi]

Well, you dont have to do that complicated thing anymore. In the V 5.28, there is a Gear Tool.

[TheKaiinPai]

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

[Ruxias]

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.

[Noobass2oooo]

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