[senit] Crayon Physics

Not sure how many of you could make use of this.. I have just wasted

Will,

this does look pretty amazing - do you have to be able to create  
closed shapes, how tolerant is it of a person who might struggle to do  
this? Sorry - haven't had time to download and try it out, just looked  
at the YouTube video you gave a link to.

Sean O'Sullivan
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Headteacher
Frank Wise School, Banbury
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On 27 Mar 2008, at 11:57, Will Wade wrote:

> Not sure how many of you could make use of this.. I have just wasted  
> a good hour of my life and think its amazing - it struck me how good  
> this could be if it was used on a whiteboard..
> Its a game called Crayon Physics. You simply draw boxes, circles and  
> shapes that when dropped from height fall as if they were real. The  
> object of the game is to move a circle to the star.
> Download the demo:
> http://www.kloonigames.com/blog/games/crayon
> Crayon Physics Deluxe is being developed properly.. watch the video :
> http://www.kloonigames.com/crayon/
> and the developers blog:
> http://www.kloonigames.com/blog/category/crayonphysics
> You can create your own levels. For info and other news..
> http://crayon-physics.blogspot.com/
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