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We improvised a marble elevator with some lego technique and regular legos, for a duplos marble run we had around.

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Profilbild von inigo quilez
inigo quilezvor 1 Jahr

This is an improved design, with paddles at 100 degree or so, which improves throughput by almost 4x (can't do 90 degrees exactly because paddles would collide).

Profilbild von Wintergatan
Wintergatanvor 1 Jahr

Nice design

Profilbild von Morten Vassvik
Morten Vassvikvor 1 Jahr

how many marbles do you have?

Profilbild von test
testvor 1 Jahr

I want to see it at max marble capacity

Profilbild von Gétur Fránsson
Gétur Fránssonvor 1 Jahr

moar marbles!

Profilbild von Thomas Willberger
Thomas Willbergervor 1 Jahr

Very cool. Next: a mechanical, turing complete computer. Don‘t show to @ID_AA_Carmack, he‘ll port Doom for it.

Profilbild von inigo quilez
inigo quilezvor 1 Jahr

@ID_AA_Carmack Those little triangular bumps are effectively diodes. From there to BJT and from there to flipflop is not a lot journey. As a kid I used gravity (also a diode) to make a basic adder with pipes.

Profilbild von Paulo Falcão
Paulo Falcãovor 1 Jahr

Wow! Cool!

Profilbild von David Braun (dbraun.bsky.social)
David Braun (dbraun.bsky.social)vor 1 Jahr

Would alternating the phases of the rotors increase throughput?

Profilbild von inigo quilez
inigo quilezvor 1 Jahr

Tried, but they clash, they are too close. Only have 0, 90, 180 and 270 degree phases available because of the axis grooves - we can't do something fancy like interleaving at 60 degrees.

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