Would this be at all useful in TPT?
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Doing some experimenting, do ignore the water turning into Broken metal, that is not intentionalxqttRXLBVcwWatch video on youtube
Here's an example of stress over a whole city
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@Simon (View Post)
Note to self: Simon always edits his scerenshots. All of them must have drop shadow. ALL OF THEM.
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But, would the BMTL break if the unsupported area if there's at least 1 pixel thick DMND supporting it?
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wow, this might just be the best thing since heat simulation!
Just a small question:
Does this work with different gravity settings? (I asume not) -
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@tudoreleuu (View Post)
That's just the default way OS X does screenshots (Command+Shift+4 then Space), on Windows I use an awesome utility called Shotty which makes really nice screenshots and sits in the system tray
@EqualsThree (View Post)
No, Materials like DMND and Wall are indestructible and can support anything.
@therocketeer (View Post)
Not at the moment, it is fixed for the default vertical gravity
If this gets finished, it will most likely be a separate options (Like Heat Simulation) with an additional scale parameter -
@Simon (View Post)
I'm glad my algorithm works so well :), now just to get it working in the bloody minecraft engine -_-. And I really am impressed at how quickly you ported that over simon, with everything else you have going on thats just wow :O
Also a footnote on a wiki page saying that I'm partially responsible for the stress simulation in TPT would be nice :) (if it does get finished)
@therocketeer (View Post)
Thanks, and The algorithm could be adapted for all modes of gravity, although radial gravity would require **** loads of CPU and no gravity renders the algorithm pretty much useless. -
@Simon (View Post)
If you're on Windows 7 you could also use the Snipping Tool which is totally built-in and allows for dragging screenshots, then copying them to clipboard or saving as PNG. Or HyperDesktop, which does the same thing and allows for instant uploading! -
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