Lace

Lace

Been here way too long... From Lingerie, but also, like, fancy curtains
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  • Noxid
    I blame cryptoamnesia then.

    Also, I go to university so I have like, nothing to do for large portions of the day.
    Sue Sockymodo
    I hear Wednesday or some other day.

    We are lucky this year :>

    I actually have no idea how old you are/if you're still in school, but I've already had 3 snow days, and my school is usually that one school that doesn't get snowdays while the other towns do.
    Ollie
    I see you have pride in having a large amount of posts ahead of someone. You know you should post sooner or later. :J Maybe you should tell crazy old man Lace that. He needs to know.
    Noxid
    Ah, you don't need to give up Water physics; there's more than enough space to have that. See?

    modifiedphysics.png
    VoidMage_Lowell
    I follow the gist of it, it's just the actual Assembly part I'm flawed on, what commands to use it such...
    Understand the idea, just not the process, sorta.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    I would rather mind mauling the physics, I have a tremendous habit of breaking and glitching things to hell and back...
    What would 'mauling' actually pertain to, though?
    And honestly, I don't know very much Assembly, I have no idea where to begin with a new TSC command... Like, what offsets to start it on, how to make sure the game reads it and such... Just a mystery to me...
    Something about code in Assembly just baffles me, I could handle much anything else...
    VoidMage_Lowell
    Basically want to make it so I can allow the player to move faster/jump higher or move slower/jump less high {Or even a mix}, whenever I wanted them to.
    Sorta like how the character's movement changes in the water? Would there be a simple way of using that as a base or something?
    VoidMage_Lowell
    What I basically wanted was a command that would allow me to modify the player's top Horizontal and Vertical speeds, sorta like how he acts in wate--Damn, what if I could simply copy how that works; if I understood enough to find it...
    Would that be too hard...?
    Noxid
    Heh, I'll always remember that -40 is the same in both temperature scales because it was like a mindtrap question or something. I believe it went something like this:
    A scientist and his research assistant are studying the effect of climate change in antarctica. One day, the scientist goes to take a temperature reading (a routine procedure) and tells his assistant to record that it's -40 degrees out. The assistant asks "Fahrenheit or Celsius?" to which the scientist replies "Doesn't matter." The scientist is a reputable man and is normally very meticulous with the accuracy of his data, so why would he not care which scale it's in today?
    Click to expand...
    Of course the research assistant should know what scale to use but that's beside the point.

    I will become a conqueror by making a compelling avatar. People will have no choice but to accept it as fact.
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