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Motors are like the chains on the first big hill of a rollercoaster, adding potential energy to your scene. Use them to recylce the marbles and boxes you've already generated. Alternately, you can let marbles and boxes fall off your scene, or use killers to remove them. It's up to you.

Stairstep lifters lift marbles higher in your scene. Marble Run Maker lets you choose how wide your lifter is, and how many steps it has. This is an easy way to lift large numbers of marbles higher in your scene.

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Vertical lifters lift more marbles higher in your scene. Marble Run Maker lets you choose how wide your lifter is, and how many steps it has, the spacing of the steps, and the dump direction. If the default vertical lifter doesn't meet your needs, you can build one yourself.

Marble Run is a simulation game where you can build your own 3D marble track. Build a track using carved out wooden blocks, or rails. There are even special items that you can use like a lift, fan, a cannon and more! Choose a marble and start creating your track. You can even put some lamps on the track, or change between a day or night background. Create your track, test it and don't forget to save! Can you create an awesome Marble Run track?

There's a long history of people building actual contraptions along these lines. Such devices are almost never intended for practical purposes, but exist entirely for entertainment, and as an exercise in building complex and carefully planned systems. This has become particularly common in the internet age, as videos of particularly interesting examples can gain popularity online. The most common category of these systems is probably the marble run (also known as a rolling ball sculpture), in which the goal of the system is to move one or more balls or marbles from the beginning of the arrangement to the end in interesting ways. This contrasts to the domino run where motions are transferred by many intermediate pieces painstakingly arranged, although both aspects are commonly combined in such contrivances.

When Megan tries to show Cueball an example of such a video, he refuses, not because he lacks interest, but because of how he predicts it will impact him. Cueball (likely as a stand-in for Randall), has sufficiently strong interest in things like designing, building and engineering complexity that he's certain he will eventually adopt building such systems as a hobby, and that it will dominate his time and attention. Accordingly, he appears to be deliberately delaying his exposure to them so that he can continue to pursue other hobbies, with the assumption that he will eventually succumb to this one. Randall foresees the amount of time he might use if he first began trying to construct his ideas into a marble run.

Megan responds that he knows where he's going, but is taking "a really interesting and circuitous path" to get there. This draws a parallel between the type of systems he's avoiding and his approach to life more generally, which Cueball expands upon by suggesting he would do some of the things a marble typically would in a marble run.

A Ranque-Hilsch Vortex tube is a device for separating compressed gas into hot and cold streams. While such a device isn't directly applicable to marbles, one can imagine using the principle to separate a stream of marbles based on speed.

Pinball bouncers are properly supposed to be the Bumpers in Pinball machines. In Randall's marble run there will be a compartment where the walls are lined with these bumpers. Supposedly there will be many marbles on the floor of this segment of the run, which will hit these bumpers and get a kick so they will move fast and randomly around the compartment, which is where the Demon comes in.

Randall's version of this apparently involves the marbles bouncing around inside the bouncer-lined compartment, with an automated system to divert the fastest moving marbles into one side, and the slowest moving into the other, presumably to output higher velocity balls into one subsequent part of the arrangement, and slower ones into another. As these are macroscopic scales this would not be impossible, just really difficult.

For this DIY marble run, we started by wrapping the paper towel and toilet paper rolls with colored masking tape. This step is purely decorative, but it added some pizazz to the design and kept my daughter busy for a good part of a morning. Totally worth it, in my estimation.

Love this idea! You are definitely inspiring us to create a marble run of some kind! I need to find our marbles! This marble run is very doable because we have tons of tubes!!! Excited to try one! (Wonder if C will be too!)

"Players looking for a quick action hit are definitely going to find it with this next-gen marble racing game, and they can easily download it directly on Xbox Live Arcade," says Jay Moore, Evangelist for GarageGames. "Beginning with 'Learning to Roll' all the way to 'Schadenfreude,' the only level with a difficulty rating of a 11, Marble Blast provides a serious challenge to any gamer's skills."

Marble Blast is an arcade action game with simple yet addictive gameplay, suitable for players of any age. In the rich cartoon landscape of Marble Blast, players will race their marbles through moving platforms, dangerous hazards, sparkling treasures and power up enhancements in an effort to complete each course in record time. The hazards players will face in Marble Blast include powerful fans, whirling tornados, land mines, pinball-style bumpers, narrow catwalks, moving pistons, dizzying chasms, and more.

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Kids will love building and competing in marble races with this fantastic DIY track. Stack the sturdy wooden and ABS plastic ramps, slides and blocks to build a path, then send the marbles rolling down through all the twists, turns, holes and ramps. Even the bucket becomes part of the track! The bucket lid is reversible and can be used separately as its own starter marble track.

Powerfully, during the first keynote we were promptly (through the medium of pass the parcel) put into positions of having to forfeit and give-away the prized marbles we had only just begun to covet and prize. Failure and forfeit were to become strong themes throughout the conference.

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Tory, public relations specialist with UF/IFAS Communications and Gator grad, can be found on her time off running a runDisney race, riding her horse or going on adventures with her family. For information on this story, please email torymoore@ufl.edu. 006ab0faaa