Mate de Vita
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| User Name | Mate de Vita |
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Recent posts by Mate de Vita
Truck: command parameters that exist in ZHLT? in Hammer Mapping
-nowadtextures does that
also -wadinclude wadname1 wadname2 etc. I think
-nowadtextures does that
also -wadinclude wadname1 wadname2 etc. I think
2012 Jan 5 at 00:48
Truck: Epic Ron Paul/existence debate truck in General
I'm fairly certain obama said something of the sort when he ran for presidency.
SRAW said:
Ron Paul is the only guy in the house who wants to pull out all of our troops by 2 weeks if he's in presidency, and to remove US troops from all our bases over the world and want to default on our debt.
I'm fairly certain obama said something of the sort when he ran for presidency.
2011 Dec 27 at 13:29
Truck: New PixelMachine in Shitty Truck Dump
If those are flags, you should probably use the command prompt with something like pixelmachine -w324 -h234
buq25 said:
Let's zombie-up this truck.
The README file says that to change height and width, that you should add -wNUM for width, and hNUM for height and to replace NUM with the size you want. I don't understand where to put it though.
The most similar I have found is in the Makefile under either FLAGS, LIBS or LIBSWIN, is it in there? If it is, do I have to download MinGW (make) and SDL-devel (MinGW) and then create the exe myself that way? I would really like to know.
The README file says that to change height and width, that you should add -wNUM for width, and hNUM for height and to replace NUM with the size you want. I don't understand where to put it though.
The most similar I have found is in the Makefile under either FLAGS, LIBS or LIBSWIN, is it in there? If it is, do I have to download MinGW (make) and SDL-devel (MinGW) and then create the exe myself that way? I would really like to know.
If those are flags, you should probably use the command prompt with something like pixelmachine -w324 -h234
2011 Dec 13 at 14:23
Truck: Help with maths in Other Help
Yeah, the first one is a bit weird, since the roots of x and 1-x would imply that x is between 0 and 1 (otherwise the roots wouldn't be real numbers), which would mean those two square roots would also be between 0 and 1. I don't see how you could subtract two numbers like that to get something greater than 3/sqrt(5) (which is greater than 1).
This was kind of homework, it was a preparation for a test. Hopefully I don't get something like this in the actual test
Down Rodeo said:
OK, so, my first question is what are these for? If they're for a homework question or such I am slightly confused as Wolfram Alpha says there are no solutions to the first one. I'm inclined to agree. Certainly there's no way to make it much nicer.
Second one: Wolfie. It's a bit complicated. 4th roots of 3? No thanks.
Second one: Wolfie. It's a bit complicated. 4th roots of 3? No thanks.
Yeah, the first one is a bit weird, since the roots of x and 1-x would imply that x is between 0 and 1 (otherwise the roots wouldn't be real numbers), which would mean those two square roots would also be between 0 and 1. I don't see how you could subtract two numbers like that to get something greater than 3/sqrt(5) (which is greater than 1).
This was kind of homework, it was a preparation for a test. Hopefully I don't get something like this in the actual test
2011 Nov 25 at 01:30
Truck: Help with maths in Other Help
2 (unrelated) inequalities I have to solve:
sqrt(1-x) - sqrt(x) > 3/sqrt(5)
and
sqrt(12-(12/x^2)) - sqrt(x^2-(12/x^2)) < x^2
I can't figure out what to do with the square roots. I tried multiplying the first with (sqrt(1-x) + sqrt(x)) but that just moves the square roots to the other side. How do I begin solving an inequality like this?
2 (unrelated) inequalities I have to solve:
sqrt(1-x) - sqrt(x) > 3/sqrt(5)
and
sqrt(12-(12/x^2)) - sqrt(x^2-(12/x^2)) < x^2
I can't figure out what to do with the square roots. I tried multiplying the first with (sqrt(1-x) + sqrt(x)) but that just moves the square roots to the other side. How do I begin solving an inequality like this?
2011 Nov 24 at 10:58
Truck: my func_vehicle doesn't work? it disappear downward. in Hammer Mapping
Did you make it properly?
http://www.countermap2.com/Tutorials/tutorial5255.html?id=9
Did you make it properly?
http://www.countermap2.com/Tutorials/tutorial5255.html?id=9
2011 Nov 1 at 07:33
Truck: Player dies when i srat a new match. in Hammer Mapping
Make sure the spawn points aren't too close to the floor/a wall/eachother.
Make sure the spawn points aren't too close to the floor/a wall/eachother.
2011 Nov 1 at 07:30
Truck: How to increase txtdata to custom number? in Hammer Mapping
catpee is what the map is called in superjer's tutorial, that's why people following said tutorial name their maps catpee.
@OP, from the compile log your map seems to be very simple (ie. does not contain a lot of brushes/entities), so if you're getting errors like allocblock:full, you probably did something weird with them. Here's some info on this error:
http://www.slackiller.com/tommy14/errors.htm#allocblock
sin said:
map name 'catpee' Happens to be the same name to other 2 accounts with 2 posts
catpee is what the map is called in superjer's tutorial, that's why people following said tutorial name their maps catpee.
@OP, from the compile log your map seems to be very simple (ie. does not contain a lot of brushes/entities), so if you're getting errors like allocblock:full, you probably did something weird with them. Here's some info on this error:
http://www.slackiller.com/tommy14/errors.htm#allocblock
2011 Sep 24 at 01:51
Truck: Servers upgraded to Beta 1.8 and world(s) status in The Nether
What happens if you allocate more RAM to java?
aaronjer said:
It just keeps declaring it's out of memory. I think it might be gay.
What happens if you allocate more RAM to java?
2011 Sep 18 at 13:42