[xC3110x] AR Virtual Perpetuum Mobile

Non-scientific perpetual motion achieved without rockets or cheating in Armadillo Run! Of course, there's no friction between anything on this model, and there's no air... But it's still pretty awesome.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Armadillo
• Run
• physics
• perpetuum
• mobile
• perpetual
• motion
• experiment
• wheel
• science

[StealthMonkey25]

there is friction in armadillo run, and air resistance, friction because if there wasn't then the 'vehicles' wouldn't stop moving without rockets, and parachutes wouldn't work if there wasn't air resistance, and the parachutes do work

[xC3110x]

@StealthMonkey25 I thought parachutes work only because the cloth is designed to fall slower. I don't think there's any friction on anchors.

[StealthMonkey25]

@xC3110x if the anchors didn't have friction then 'wheels' built around them would never stop, and as far as I've seen on my experiences in AR the wheels always stopped, unless glitched or fitted with rockets. Cloth whenever I used it did have air resistance, it didn't just fall slower.

[xC3110x]

@StealthMonkey25 In my experience it makes no difference if any material is in a blob or a parachute, it falls the same depending what material it is.

[dixsley]

at the end the elastics looks like spaggheti

[draa0gon]

cool

nice explosiion at the end btw