post bugs here by jacob1

jacob1

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29th Sep 2012

16th Mar 2014

Post any bugs you find here. But there aren't as many bugs that are really bugs and I don't already know about than when this first started, so also use this as a general conversation save, or to ask / tell me anything. #1 most commented save in tpt!

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  jacob1 18th Jul 2016
  PortalPlayer: lol. Well maybe I should have corrected him, but i'm definitely not going to tell people to join 75.108.75.104 because the address might change at some point, and mc.starcatcher.us will always point to it. PortalPlayer: Yay! Someone else is reasonable and realizes that negative y velocity has to go up.
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  jacob1 18th Jul 2016
  DoritosTaco: oh by the way, I didn't find anyone that looks like you on the ban list, but still you might have some weird username. The ban list is filled with stolen accounts that joined and spammed for some reason. MrSpudNugget: my mod is in C++, but it's a different codebase than the official version. This is more like the original C version, with added c++. MrSpudNugget: EQVE is just a test element with absolutely no functionality and all the same properties of DUST. It shouldn't exist.
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  QuanTech 18th Jul 2016
  Test comment, plz ignore.
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  PortalPlayer 17th Jul 2016
  Also, I haxxed 2048 to show (any!) words rather than numbers. Very interesting.
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  PortalPlayer 17th Jul 2016
  After being dead for a week, I have returned and read all the comments! Uh, not sure if that was a good decision. But, jacob1, jm211 asked for the server IP, so you better reply with the IP and NOT the address! I cannot STAND when people call a server's address (with a domain name) its IP. Ugh. As for negative vy, it should go up. The crucial fact is that y>0 below that point, so say y=100, negative vy will move it to 0, so up. If it were below the origin when y<0, then vy<0 would move down.
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  MrSpudNugget 17th Jul 2016
  another thing, if you go to the search menu (e) and type in EQVE an element appears, what is it?
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  MrSpudNugget 17th Jul 2016
  also, Jacob(1), is your mod programmed in C++ or some other code not used in TPT?
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  MrSpudNugget 17th Jul 2016
  no, but if you use 2 layers of CONV then the DEST will move the top particle and will then be changed in the ctype of the CONV by the second layer
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  QuanTech 16th Jul 2016
  also, is there any command(s) that can stop DEST from destroying CONV?
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  QuanTech 16th Jul 2016
  +jacob2 it shouldn't go upward, but that is the problem! that is what negative vy does!