I wanted to see if I could deliver the target with a "lander" rather than launch it.

An exercise in unfurling self-removal change of direction and carefully tweaked variables... It's kind of funny to watch and when it finally gets there it tends to get a cheer from onlookers:

http://fantasticcontraption.com/?designId=981442

I love how at the very end, the initial "Contraption" rolls off the edge of the cliff because of the Anti clock - wise wheels, with the one Clock - wise wheel not being enough to stop it... followed by the tiny unpowered wheel... followed by the massive sphere.

tl;dr Trainwreck ftw XD

Um, I fixed that by attaching a water rod from this to that.

*Laughs.* I can't think of any physical reason for that to work, but yeah, it does.

I wanted to see if I could deliver the target with a "lander" rather than launch it.
http://fantasticcontraption.com/?designId=981442

See? I told you LittleBigPlanet wasn't as original as people were making it out to be.

an extreamly simplified version of a small part of" Implying the LittleBigPlanet will have MUCH MUCH more to the game.

And considering I'm sure LBP was in development long before this Fantastic Contraption thing, your logic if flawed.


Good day sir. *adjusts monocle*

Also notice how I said... "an extreamly simplified version of a small part of" Implying the LittleBigPlanet will have MUCH MUCH more to the game.

And considering I'm sure LBP was in development long before this Fantastic Contraption thing, your logic if flawed.

*Sighs.*

Of course LittleBigPlanet will have more to it. The only argument I've ever tried to put forward was that it's not as original as the unwashed masses think it is.

Was it in development long before The Incredible Machine? I doubt it.

Back and forth: http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=1032094

phi wrote:

Back and forth: http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=1032094

Very clever!