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Updated image: Newton’s Cradle

By Tim Hards | January 17, 2008

One of the images in the Perspector Library is Newton’s Cradle. You can read about Newton’s Cradle in this Wikipedia article.

A Perspector user pointed out to us that our version of Newton’s Cradle was incorrect as each ball was suspended on one string instead of two:

Incorrect Newton’s Cradle image

We have now corrected the image in the library to use two strings per ball:

3D Newton’s Cradle

To update your Perspector Library to get the latest image, open the Library and click Update library images. This applies to Perspector 3 and Perspector 4.

Don’t forget that all Perspector images are fully editable in 3D, so you can modify the images however you want. For example:

Modified Newton’s Cradle

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2 Responses to “Updated image: Newton’s Cradle”

  1. tertia borgelt Says:
    February 8th, 2008 at 11:19 am

    Thankyou again. It’s good to see that people who have really brilliant skills are also humble and accept constructive feedback - then make the changes. THANK YOU.

  2. Tim Hards Says:
    February 8th, 2008 at 1:01 pm

    Thanks Tertia! Good to hear from you, and thanks for the complement.

    We are always eager to receive feedback from users, and act on it, as this really helps us improve Perspector for everyone.

    Leon Conrad is the user who pointed out the problem with this image (thanks for letting me use your name Leon). Leon has also provided some excellent feedback about Perspector itself. Some of his comments have already gone into improving the next version of Perspector, to the benefit of all future users. Thank you Leon.

    This is a good opportunity to make another call for feedback:

    If you, Tertia, or YOU!, reader of this blog, have any problems or suggestions about Perspector, please get in touch. You can contact me directly - see http://perspectorinsider.com/contact/ - or leave a comment here.

    Thank you Tertia for leaving your message.

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