breakable fixates
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Re: breakable fixates
WTF? the term "breakable fixate" is an oxymoron. Just use a hinge, set motor speed to 0, strength to +inf, and make it breakable.
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Re: breakable fixates
Just fixate both pieces to a separate bar, and then kill the bar. Voila, instant broken fixate.
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Re: breakable fixates
No.AD8 wrote:Make it like the hinge's and a slider it's not thar hard!
How would you know that it's not that hard?
Anyway, good suggestion. But you're acting like a total douchebag.
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Re: breakable fixates
Amen to tha Rich.. but this could get usefull.. even though why not just use 2 hinges with an break limit...
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Re: breakable fixates
Sniperkasa wrote:Amen to tha Rich.. but this could get usefull.. even though why not just use 2 hinges with an break limit...
Hinges stretch etc.
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Re: breakable fixates
No.AD8 wrote:RicH wrote:No.AD8 wrote:Make it like the hinge's and a slider it's not thar hard!
How would you know that it's not that hard?
Anyway, good suggestion. But you're acting like a total douchebag.
all they have to do is and a slider.
code it yourself then as an extension or whatever if its not that hard
and anyway, you could do this easily using scripting.
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Re: breakable fixates
I have seen this suggested before on the old forums. What exactly is a "breakable" fixate? Would it be a fixate that breaks after the object it is attached to has a certain amount of pressure on it?
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Re: breakable fixates
No.AD8 wrote:standardtoaster wrote:Would it be a fixate that breaks after the object it is attached to has a certain amount of pressure on it?
yes
and im saying they can just add a slider.
there you are wrong.
they will have to code it so the slider actually does something...
i support this suggestion as it will result in smaller files sizes for breakable objects and it will help speed the game up having to check the force on 1 thing than on ( what is normally) 4 at a time.
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Re: breakable fixates
No.AD8 wrote:well you know what i mean.
I think you don't even know how coding new features work. It's not just adding a slider as previously mentioned.
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No.AD8 wrote:well you know what i mean.
Dude, have you ever programed in your life? you don't just "add a slider." Don't say "It's not that hard" if you have no Idea how hard it is.
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Re: breakable fixates
Give me a few good reasons as to how this would be of any use.
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No.AD8 wrote:With all the updates they keep talking about throw this in to.
And ignore better suggestions? You selfish little douche.
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Re: breakable fixates
I support. I was going to suggest this but never got around to it. This would make it easier to make breakable objects for many newer players.
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exancly what we need. More "breakable cities" that are just cut-up boxes flooding the algobox.
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Re: breakable fixates
The problem is that inter-fixated objects aren't just connected. For most of Phun's calculations, they count as one object. Make a giant block and double-hinge a tiny bar sticking out of it, then drop it bar-side down. The little thing's hinges will be bent, and the bar will get pushed through the plane by the weight of the block. Then try fixating them together. Not only does the bar not budge in relation to the block, but it also does not get pushed inside the ground. A fixate isn't just a connection and works nothing like a hinge. The way they work now, the geometries basically become one and all share the same force calculations. Making that union breakable would probably need a lot of rebuilding.
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Re: breakable fixates
Couldn't they just program it as a completley unmovable hinge? That way they wouldn't need major rebuilding.
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Re: breakable fixates
If they could program a completely unmovable hinge, wouldn't we already have them? Also, if a fixate behaved like a hinge of any kind, then the point of a fixate would be lost. It effectively turns two geometries into one. It reduces calculations and makes a perfectly inflexible union, while rebuilding fixates to behave like super-strong hinges would add more calculations and allow flexibility. If you want flexibility, use a regular hinge.
On another note, I don't see how a breakable fixate would be better than breakable hinges in terms of ease of use. Either way all you need to do is set a slider right. I suppose it could take up a little less file space by only needing one where you normally need two hinges, but if that's what you want, why not ask for some sort of lock feature for hinges? Something that would make it resist twisting in the same sort of way that it resists stretching? I'd support that.
On another note, I don't see how a breakable fixate would be better than breakable hinges in terms of ease of use. Either way all you need to do is set a slider right. I suppose it could take up a little less file space by only needing one where you normally need two hinges, but if that's what you want, why not ask for some sort of lock feature for hinges? Something that would make it resist twisting in the same sort of way that it resists stretching? I'd support that.
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Re: breakable fixates
well, hinges have a distancelimit variable(meters), which breaks the hinge if its set under too much stretching.
so, if your hinge over-stretches, it vanishes. bad thing is that its only acessible on script menu
so, if your hinge over-stretches, it vanishes. bad thing is that its only acessible on script menu
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Re: breakable fixates
Didn't they decide to 'remove' it as it was 'confusing'? It seemed like a good idea to omit it, but later came users that had ideas of how to use it. I really wish they would implement it again, not just through the use of the script menu.
By implement, I mean make it easier to see, so it isn't just a hidden feature.
By implement, I mean make it easier to see, so it isn't just a hidden feature.
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Re: breakable fixates
How about they make a seperate tool that is basically a fixate, but is programmed like a hinge and is breakable?
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Re: breakable fixates
Wouldn't that still have a problem? Programmed like a hinge, therefore still stretchy? Just like a hinge with 0 rpm. :\
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