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@00yoshi (View Post)
Yes, I am going to add a goto page textbox. I'm not adding a search feature to it though (since they don't have meaningful names).
PIPE already uses all it's properties, I don't want to sacrifice transferring one just to transfer dcolor without affecting the dcolor of the pipe. If I did make something else transfer through pipe it would probably be tmp2. -
@00yoshi (View Post)
PIPE's tmp2 is used to transfer the .life of the particle it's moving (just looked at the source).
Also, first 8 bits of of PIPE's tmp are used for type, temp for temp, pavg[0] for tmp, and pavg[1] for ctype.
Room could be made by moving PIPE's ctype into being stored somewhere else though ... but still I don't think deco color should be transfered through pipe. Except maybe with a setting, there is room in .flags for a setting but then the question is how do you set that ... -
Does pipe use vx/vy
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@bowserinator (View Post)
no, the simulation code uses that and i'm not making an exception >_>
@00yoshi (View Post)
pavg was intended only as a "pressure average" array for QRTZ so that it would break if the pressure changed too rapidly. But since it was empty space that was never used outside of 2-3 elements we keep other stuff in there too now. It's only 2 big. Also flags is a separate thing, and PIPE actually uses flags for lots of things. -
Did someone already mention that when you place energy particles (prot) and draw with a solid over it, so that the solid is under the prot, and shift-ctrl-delete the energy particles, the solid will even be deleted?
And if u shift-delete the particles where the solid is, the particles arent fully deleted?
1673853View Save 1673853and in other order:
1673860View Save 1673860And it's rotation independent (has something to do with particle number)
Edited 3 times by 00yoshi. Last: 16th Nov 2014 -
@00yoshi (View Post)
I don't see a bug, in all cases it deletes the energy particle which is displayed as on top.
Actually, I tried flood fill deleting and it does some weird things, that might be a problem I should look into. -
@mecha-man (View Post)
It works for me just fine, i'm not sure why that would be useful anyway (really we should have made properties unable to go negative ...)
