Aya042
Sackgeek

aya, sweetheart..
could you delete this blog: http://www.lbpcentral.com/forums/ent...ne-for-a-while
its.. kinda personal and the issue will be solved tonight ( i hope)

FWIW... I saw you delete one, but I've never minded Hybrid's nor anyone's random funny pics posted to my visitor page. Some have been pretty funny.

...but then I guess I am a bit older and much calmer than some. lol

Is Hybrid gonna be gone for good? The amount of times i've told him to **** of posting on my profile and leave me alone is unbelievable, and still her persists. And while I accept i'm not the best behaved here, he really does take it to a whole new level.

I've tried a couple things but the latency is still present I tried adding you but I think your list is full.

Thanks Interesting to know. So I pretty much should just have a dummy line going through the whole chain?

I think the microchip lag increases with each level of microchip... that's why the view appears to be drawn from close to far.

Using the layer glitch I think I can get away with not needing recursion whatsoever, and it'd look pretty good to boot. But I don't know. I think I'm gonna stick to "dungeon crawler" variants in retail

just thought I would stop by to tell you, Your interview will be on the 11th day of the plagachef calendar

Heh, froze your PS3 too? My sackboy froze upside down.

The logic is extremely simple, I used to have cascading ANDs and NOTs in a single microchip but I narrowed it down to more or less this as on my blog:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Gdu0BF9bwl...0/RAYLOGIC.jpg

In the dungeon crawler there are some more sensors, but it's still essentially a chain of those, canceling out further microchips if one hits a wall.

I should go back and see if the single chip cascading method had that visible delay or not. I thought it was clever at the time and then this just seemed so beautifully simple, but there's that delay.