The New Type of Force

[McGinge]

Hi Guys,

Just posting this to ask a question about a new type of force I'm seeing. Its basically lots of metals stacked on top and through each other ( ), and when something lands on it it goes sky high!! I have no idea how you manage to do it!!

Any help would be welcome!! It has recently been used in "iLL DARK 4: Super Heavy", just to provide a reference for anyone who wants an example. Thanks for any help!!!!

[NickyNick]

Create metal plate, select it, press Ctrl-C. Then hold mouse on the same place and press Ctrl-V many times

[NickyNick]

You can practise in using this type of force at your "challenge" level: http://armadillo.metaclassofnil.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1228

[McGinge]

O ok thnx.. Just needed to clear that one up... Unfortunately, i see no way of using that concept on my challenge level

[NickyNick]

All what we need for solution is to make it work like at this amusing Ioncorpse's solution

[tomo]

if you dont have the copy-paste function in your AR LIKE ME yust make s metal bars or plates conected together and are in the straight line and than yust start clicking from the top anchor to bottom anchor...

[McGinge]

The problem is in my challenge level there are no anchor points to allow this theory to work

[Ikerous]

The problem is in my challenge level there are no anchor points to allow this theory to work

hang them on a buncha ropes like nicky did in his sample idea
His way seems like it could work if you got everything tweaked perfectly

[McGinge]

What sample idea?? Also, wouldnt that mean you have to rope each individual metal to get it to work... Maybe u shud try Ikerous, this is frying my brain!!! :S

As well as this, there isnt enough room to put a lot of metals underneath the rocket!!

[Ikerous]

http://armadillo.metaclassofnil.com/for ... php?t=1228

Check out nicky's last post and look at the two levels. It'll make sense then

[McGinge]

OKAY i get this now... I like the second version, but it needs heavy tweaking... Anyone up for the challenge??