weird

damn, I'm gonna have to go buy some weed for this one.

Lame.

I know everything just ends up falling over but I just can't stop playing.

Swastikas are kinda hard to make, too.

Gravity's a biatch, I tell ya.

Draw object. Object falls to bottom. Profit?

If by add physics, you mean, makes it fall like a pile of shiat, then yes physics indeed.

While this applet is interesting and a little fun, it is also almost totally useless.
/Still playing with it

Well, drawing a penis doesn't do much.

I dig it.

I made a pretty sweet weighing device

I made a triangle fulcrum and then laid a piece over it ... works pretty well, actually. But that's the only thing I can think to make.

you win again gravity!

Draw object at weird angle, it starts falling, try drawing supports to prevent the entire thing from collapsing. Weirdly fun.

Oldiron_79: damn, I'm gonna have to go buy some weed for this one.

doesn't help that much. Still just mildly amusing.

I was making fulcrums and levers, and using them to launch objects like a fat kid jumping on a seesaw. Not very interesting other than that.

I made a seesaw to catapult objects around. If you scribbly the same area for a while, it makes the object heavier.

Ok, I was able to make a working catapult, I'd post a pic but I'm too lazy. It launched a little block across the screen.

mtman900: I made a pretty sweet weighing device

I made a triangle fulcrum and then laid a piece over it ... works pretty well, actually. But that's the only thing I can think to make.

I did the exact same thing, I'm trying to stack multiple fulcrums now.

Soda constructor is cooler.

Made a big slide and was disappointed that objects seem to have too much friction and/or objects do not accelerate as they fall.

Msol: I made a seesaw to catapult objects around. If you scribbly the same area for a while, it makes the object heavier.

Ha. I came in to say the exact same thing.

Drawing more than one object at a time and letting them react to each other (like see saws and stuff) is more fun.

I made a catipult

Farked

Smarshmallow: I made a catipult

Try making a dictionary.

Triangles make good supports

That was pretty lame ripoff of this:

Crayon Physics (new window)

Wow massively fun. The catapult idea was fun, thanks for the inspiration ;-).

I've seen something else like this before that seemed like it was a lot more complete, but I don't remember what it was called so I can't find it.

Works fine for me.

His White Dwarf game is better.

http://www.enigmasand.com/games/whitedwarf/

I can haz art skillz?!



/bored
//I challenge you to make something better!

Is this what they meant by the intelligent falling theory.

Spongiform: I can haz art skillz?!



/bored
//I challenge you to make something better!

Heh...the dot looks like a poopie. :-)

Wheee.

This'd be a lot more fun if stuff bounced, or rolled, or did anything but fall like a plastic toy in a water tank.

Fun

Personally, I like my physics games to feature falling dead bodies. Hint: you can drag the body to a new position.

Well that kept me out of trouble for 5 minutes

You can draw objects inside of other objects

I'd keep playing, but I have to go remove my fingernails one by one.

I like Garry's Mod better :-)

I think I broke it.

jjorsett: Personally, I like my physics games to feature falling dead bodies. Hint: you can drag the body to a new position.

That is horrifyingly mesmerizing.

I drew an airplane + propellor but it flew about as well as the Kucinich campaign. I guess the FAA will revoke my pilot's license now.

Google Crayon Physics. This thing Subby put in is nothing compared to it.

You can simulate the collapse of the WTC. According to my trials, it had to have been thermite.

There's a certain Bronze Age flare to that drawing.

jjorsett: Personally, I like my physics games to feature falling dead bodies. Hint: you can drag the body to a new position.

Anybody else imagine that as Paris Hilton?

Just me?

/going to hell

What's fun is making one thing, letting it fall, then drawing something way above it and seeing how it lands on what you drew before.