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Question by vicviper0926 · Jan 09, 2012 at 06:04 PM · physicsspring

Can i make it?

i want like this doll

![alt text][1] [1]: http://p.lefux.com/61/20110704/A137700AYP/spring-doll-toy-car-decoration-hello-kitty-apple-princess-1404187-Gallay.jpg

but, i can't like. because, spring components is having too weak tension.

can u give me some hint?

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@vicviper,

Your post is probably too general for UnityAnswers. The UnityAnswers philosophy is:

"[Unity Answers] is a place to ask specific questions that have specific answers. The forum is a better place to post discussions and non-technical questions."

As a general rule, posts should probably have the following: A clear question (what, specifically, are you trying to do?) Relevant background information (what have you already tried? what other things might be important for us to know?) * Context information (what do you expect to happen? What is happening ins$$anonymous$$d?)

If your post is one of the following, you should consider changing it or asking on the forums ins$$anonymous$$d: A one- or couple-sentence post, especially with a broad question ("how do I make a game like Halo?") or no discernible question ("WebPlayer doesn't allow me to save to disk"). We'll need more specific information to help you. Asking the opinion of the community ("Best method to store files?"). $$anonymous$$uch better to discuss these on the forums. A question that focuses on the end result, rather than anything technical ("how do I make a laser beam?"). These mean that you probably haven't done enough research. If you're just starting out and don't even know where to look, try searching here, the forums, and Google first and then posting your question to the forums. When you get to a more technical point ("how do I adjust the color of a line renderer for a laser beam?") we can probably help you. A disjointed or incomplete question ("How do I make a jumping enemy? Physics doesn't look right."). It will help us if you take a moment to add some context information, background, and general explanation.

Of course, the members here are awesome folks and will probably try to help you anyway - hopefully you'll get an answer or some helpful comments. If not, now you know why.

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Answer by NhommeBeurreOne · Jan 09, 2012 at 06:15 PM

First thing first, learn how to make question that can be answer :

Readable Question : Make sentence that begin with Capital Letter and finish with period.

More Information : You said that you want "like this doll" ??? What is your question ?

Begin with that and we'll take a pleasure to help you ;)

Best Regards,

NbO

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