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I'm disappointed "toggling gravity" doesn't actually toggle gravity, just changes the density of the ball. Edit: Looks like I'm wrong about the density. When
by mkl 5y ago
I'm disappointed "toggling gravity" doesn't actually toggle gravity, just changes the density of the ball.
Edit: Looks like I'm wrong about the density. When you load the page the "gravity" of the ball is actually off (but it's at the bottom, so it looks like it's on and dense), and pressing G lets it float up.
It's not turning off gravity though. If there was no gravity, the water wouldn't pool at the bottom, so I was hoping to see blobs of water floating around.
- darkwater 5y agommmh first thing I tried was putting the ball outside the water and it levitated there. Technically speaking yeah, it could still just be density even in that case, but it would also make sense as gravity (indeed the ball felt into the water as soon as I activated gravity).
- TobTobXX 5y agoHuh? When I toggle G, the ball is locked in place. Not exactly what I'd call "toggling gravity" (except for very large masses), but it's sufficiently useful (I can toggle G and then drag the ball our, wait for the water to settle and then drop it with G).