Perpetual motion machine challenge!
90I was playing with some magnets earlier and thought WOULDN'T IT BE COOL IF I MADE A PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE IN HAMMER. So I did. Now I'm passing the baton to you. What will you do with this technology? I have posted some suggestions in the video, though of course you're free to do what ever you want. Post a video response showing what you've come up with. Remember: with great power comes great responsibility.
This device works by having a circular tube, half filled up with water, so the wooden ball floats to the top, drops to the bottom and repeats itself. It's fiddly to get the balance right in Hammer, but this one seems reliable. Download the vmf file here!
http://www.mediafire.com/?c5bq5vh0ybbq29l
RULES
Not too strict. The device in this video is only a suggestion, feel free to modify it, build on it or try to create your own perpetual motion machine yourself in Hammer. Build it in RL if you'd like (Not that it would work without (or with!) magnetic liquid and magnets. Always with the magnets). Make it larger and have it powering turbines or some kind of cool device in Hammer. No cheating with motors or anything, limit it to physics objects. Hinges and things like that are okay, since they don't generate any power themselves.
Deadline is the 27th of January, I won't be too strict because I hate deadlines myself, but don't like, release it more than a day or so after that.
The theme of the competition is perpetual motion, be imaginative!
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