Adjust car's speed on the fly - can you guess how this was done?

That's super cool Nejc ;)

This is great. How did you do this?

Hey, Aaron, I go into details at the beginning of the 6th episode of The eLearning Guys:

http://www.theelearningguys.com/6

Thanks Nejc, you rock my friend! Much appreciated!

Great idea.

Not sure how I missed this post, but that's a pretty cool trick. I took a stab at how I'd do it. If I have time I may play around with an idea I mention at the tale end to have objects animated in and out and stop for closer review. 

Here's a tutorial of the approach I took.

Awesome!

Cool example and solution!

Hey, Tom, thank you for the video, that was fun to watch. :) You are basically correct, of course, only difference is, I add the value of the second slider directly to the first slider (so instead of add 1 to slider 1, the trigger is add Slider 2 to Slider 1).

There is another trick for smooth movement of the car that I use, which is using two objects looping instead of just one, so the second one starts at 0.05 sec, and then they interchange and you get a counter every 0.05 sec instead of 0.10 sec.

If you want to hear me go into details, I explained this at the beginning of the 6th episode of The eLearning Guys:

http://www.theelearningguys.com/6

I am very interested in this technique. Would you be kind to share your .story file?

Cool. I'll have to play around with it a bit. In either case, thanks for sharing. It does present some interesting ideas.

Source file added. Enjoy. :)

Great idea Nejc

Neat idea. Clever!

Awesome work. I used your approach and made a variation that controls dials. The spinning gears are made from dials.

https://360.articulate.com/review/content/952723e7-1a0a-4f61-b3c4-ee5a3cec4d80/review

Love it! :)

That's great!

This is very clever and Creative,

Nejc, it is great to see you sharing such stuff quite frequently now.

Nice twist...

Very Well Executed Michael...