I only want things to mirror when I tell them to. The ability to force mirror as an advanced option would also be nice as some parts are stubborn even though theyre off the central axis. (even though it will cause issues for some situations)
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@StockPlanesRemastered the new parts would be in the SP2 document. If there is a difference between the SP1 version of the part and the SP2 version, all attributes of said part regardless of backwards compatibility will be in the new document. My thinking was that if there is no change between the old and new versions of a part, there is no reason to add it.
We are still speculating on the workload. If it's easier to just do a whole new document, that's what we'll do
There are also plans to do a full rewrite of the SP1 document as well after the SP2 document is done.
Hopefully I can get my hands on a beta copy, I want to start working on a version of SimpleCheats for SP2
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Edit: note, there likely won't be a built-in version of overload. I'll have to check all the XML attributes the old fashioned way, which takes time.
I was never able to get the subspace recombinator working, but I'll for sure upload a video of me using it to break the game over my knee once I get it at least functional on a device that can easily screen record
@Graingy nerd talk for you can take the ingredients and turn said ingredients into GIMP. Or you can just download the pre-baked GIMP instead of the one you have to bake yourself
@Graingy it is the industry standard for photo editing. If you've seen a YouTube thumbnail, read a brochure, looked at a poster, seen the cover art for a video game, it was made in Photoshop.
@Graingy the flowchart goes like this
Plug USB cable into computer -> plug USB to SATA Into said cable -> insert power cable Into the adapter -> plug hard drive Into the USB to SATA. I say it's not that hard because it's truly is not.
@Graingy it's a 5 minute job. I have a horde of laptops I tinker with. Take off the back panel, pull out the drive, pop in a new one, Install an os, call it a day
I only want things to mirror when I tell them to. The ability to force mirror as an advanced option would also be nice as some parts are stubborn even though theyre off the central axis. (even though it will cause issues for some situations)
+5@crazyplaness pre-1.9 is 32 bit
+2@Solent if I don't end up in the play test, the document will not be released on launch.
sigh.
Read the rules, kid.
@StockPlanesRemastered the new parts would be in the SP2 document. If there is a difference between the SP1 version of the part and the SP2 version, all attributes of said part regardless of backwards compatibility will be in the new document. My thinking was that if there is no change between the old and new versions of a part, there is no reason to add it.
We are still speculating on the workload. If it's easier to just do a whole new document, that's what we'll do
There are also plans to do a full rewrite of the SP1 document as well after the SP2 document is done.
+1@keiyronelleavgeek566 he'll get to it when he gets to it. Don't ping devs at random
Hopefully I can get my hands on a beta copy, I want to start working on a version of SimpleCheats for SP2
+7.
Edit: note, there likely won't be a built-in version of overload. I'll have to check all the XML attributes the old fashioned way, which takes time.
@Wasifhero3 I'm not a curator anymore.
@32 I just sideload all my APKs
@Graingy my brain mixed spaghetti-O's and alphabet soup together
+1@Graingy all of your cans of alphabet spaghetti are belong to us
@Graingy the infestation has already begun. The alphabet Mafia claims your pantry as our own.
I was never able to get the subspace recombinator working, but I'll for sure upload a video of me using it to break the game over my knee once I get it at least functional on a device that can easily screen record
+1Sneeg
+5Is it rooted? Been looking to root mine for a while.
No
+1@PlanariaLab id imagine that would only last a few days before something inappropriate would be uploaded.
+3signed up! cant wait to see how things go.
+1Whats the server IP?
Depends on what is needed
I was gonna do the month of tomfoolery, changing my username to 3 (short for :3) and getting up to some chicanery
+1Go all out and hit it with the part count record holder
No
I'm at a loss for words
You know what that means...
FISH
+1I do it as well. The strawberry ones are the best
Don't delete your account, it gets rid of the planes too
+2Congrats on platinum! Your okthxbye permit is in the mail
+1Why is fireGuns the throttle?
+1@Graingy nerd talk for you can take the ingredients and turn said ingredients into GIMP. Or you can just download the pre-baked GIMP instead of the one you have to bake yourself
@Graingy completely free and open source. You can download the code and compile it yourself
@Graingy gimp isn't as capable, but it's still far more capable than any version of mspaint
Always been a mobile player. I have it on PC but it's mainly for multiplayer and VR purposes
Gimme gimme
@Graingy it is the industry standard for photo editing. If you've seen a YouTube thumbnail, read a brochure, looked at a poster, seen the cover art for a video game, it was made in Photoshop.
@Graingy it's essentially just an alternative to Adobe Photoshop. It's also completely free
@Graingy install GIMP
I'm alive. All I can really hope for these days
@Graingy the flowchart goes like this
Plug USB cable into computer -> plug USB to SATA Into said cable -> insert power cable Into the adapter -> plug hard drive Into the USB to SATA. I say it's not that hard because it's truly is not.
Video of someone doing the steps above.
@Graingy its like plugging your phone into your computer, except its a hard drive instead of your phone.
Turn this into one of those inflatable tube men
@Graingy pull the files off of the old drive with a usb to SATA (assuming you have a SATA drive in there.)
@Graingy it's a 5 minute job. I have a horde of laptops I tinker with. Take off the back panel, pull out the drive, pop in a new one, Install an os, call it a day
@Graingy it is possible to replace the hard drive in a laptop
France
+1Signed 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Throw a new hard drive at it, problem solved.
@Rb2h @TheMouse correct.
+1@OverlordPrime this. Cockpits in IRL planes aren't standardized either. The gauges are the same, but are not in the same spots.
+1I'm not changing my username back to 7 for this joke