Here are videos from the Storm-P module at RUF, where we build Storm-P machines (similar to Rube Goldberg machines). The videos takes up all of my server space, so they will only be here for a short while. Right-click to download

beer-serving.zip - Input: Bottle. Output: Glass of beer
toilet-reward.zip - Input: You pee. Output: You get a reward
brassiere-problem-solved.zip - Opens a bra. Just ask the girl to sit on this chair...
get-up.zip - Input: Phone rings. Output: You get up
dental-floss.zip - Problem: Its boring, and I forget to use dental floss
good-vibes.zip - Input: Marble. Output: Good vibes
party-machine.zip - Input: Marble. Output: Party
dont-like-the-color-green.zip - Device for the green-phoebics (not composed yet)
athens-burning.zip - Bombing of an ancient city (not composed yet)
throwing-devices-in-pasta.zip - Catapults etc build using pasta, rubberbands and gaffa tape
watering-flowers.zip - Input: Marble. Output: Flowers get wet

Each zip file contains both original files for the project, and my compositions based upon the original files. Most of the compositions are AviSynth files (extension: "avs"). They can easily be edited using a standard texteditor, such as notepad (if you want to do more than simple changes, I recommend that you use AvsP). To play the avs files, you can use VirtualDub. When an avs file is opened in VirtualDub, you can select "Save as avi" to convert it to avi. You may also need to download a codec for viewing mjpg files. I haven't found any freeware versions :( - but there is a shareware version called "Morgan M-JPEG codec V3" (get it here). I also included the avi files of my compositions (compressed as XVid, which is open source and a very common codec), so if you don't want to change anything in the compositions, you don't need to know about the avs files, VirtualDub and the mjpg codec.