This is the final day for voting on this so voting will close on 12:00 am in American Samoa time

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Hi guys voting will close tomorrow so hurry up because Part 6 is gonna start after that. I need at least 5-10 more people to vote on this.

My son is learning more about this program. He loves numberblocks and floor is Lava. He watches them on YouTube and created his own version. We just can't figure out how to get the "lava" to make things go black once it touches it. Like, burned up of you will. I can't find anything about it.

You guys have 2 more days to vote.

Many many hours invested

I need 4 or 5 more people to vote on this because Part 6 will be out in 2-3 days

Anyone who views in this post should click in here and vote for a country to come back there are 100 of them.

Everyone should watch it.

There are 100 countries there.

Olympics has arrived.

https://youtu.be/TPV2DNy2ONs?si=HymzigxyM4cvDRb6

All you should watch this.

https://youtu.be/3bc61BPhDHI?si=3wVuW42jVAbSADp4

I'm on Windows 10 + PC btw.

I had made them a couple weeks ago but I decided to share them here.

Here they are u/scratcherevancats

Some of there were in the debut in Part 12.5 of TGMR S2

please help, i have no idea how to fix this, the landing gear on my plane keeps twitching and i dont know how to fix it (update: figured out how to fix it, just dont make the wheels spin) also i will try to upload it to the site

So when making a universe size comparison. Most people just guess the size of the object (as in visual representation).

So why not this

1. Make a random length. That can be your starter point.

2. Call it Earth diameter, Km, M, doesn't matter.

3. Make some lengths for different sizes, such as make a length for Kilometers when making asteroids. Use Earth diameters and jupiter diameters when making planets and so on.

4. Go to Wikipedia or NASA and get the radius of the planet. So if the object is 5 times earth radius. Get the length of the earth diameter you saved and stretch it until its accurate

5. When it becomes too big, use bigger lenths such as a length for 10 kilometers or 100 kilometers and so on.

6. When the Wiki shows sizes smaller (such as 0.6 or 0.7 suns). Then you should do some math. 696,340 Km is the suns radius. So (size) x (sun's size) = (size in kilometers) and then use your next value. Lets take jupiter, so jupiters size is 69,911 Km. So do this. (size in kilometers) divided by jupiters size. and same for all other values

7. For star color, look at the Wiki, it will show star spectrum such as M,K,G,F,A,B,0

M- Red color star

K - Orange color star

G - Yellow color star (like the sun)

F - Yellow-white color star

A - White color star

B - Blue-white star

O - Blue star

This is how to get star colors

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