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EDIT: wait, did i just double-post?  <mniip> https://powdertoy.co.uk/User.html?ID=21514  <mniip> it like  <mniip> wiped my user data  <mniip> >this user ...

@Cacophony (View Post)  -legacy does not use sse2 instructions, which are nonexistent/slow on some old CPUs, thats all

@Oats (View Post)  you're*  if you're color blind, you don't have a valid concept of correct colors, means hexadecimal won't work for you, however if you weren't bo...

"Vote up all saves" - no way, votes are about awesomeness of the save, not ownership

TIME was an element i coded as a test,  depending on its temperature, it slows down or fast-forwards time _locally_,  however whenever Time Coefficient FieldTM was different from 1, things ...

what's more interesting, someone has to replace like all particle lookup code with one that supports there "warps", that'd lag a lot, IMO

pixel_mode, colr, colg, colb are globals    EDIT: uh, i didn't sleep well today

let's imagine there are 16 electronic elements, that's 4 bits, 16x16 gives 256 particles, which is 1024 bits, or 128 bytes. current particle format only allows around 18 bytes per particle

@Ursinisviper (View Post)  TPT simulates elements as separate particles, simulating a solid to fall as a whole requires really complex code, and will lag a lot

1) it was suggested, and rejected, first of all, variable resolution would lag the game, because there are a lot of checks depending on window size, also you you make area of simulation N times more,...