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Author Topic: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)  (Read 777641 times)

Lolfail0009

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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2985 on: April 10, 2014, 11:38:33 am »

-snip-


Even so, particularly in this:


EDIT: Here's the class structure code:
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    Structure _Timetable
        Dim Day As String
        Dim EightAM As _Class
        Dim TenAM As _Class
        Dim TwelveNoon As _Class
        Dim FourPM As _Class
        Dim SixPM As _Class
        Dim EightPM As _Class
    End Structure

    Structure _Class
        Dim Name As String
        Dim ID As String
        Dim MaxStudents As Integer
        Dim StudentNumber As Integer
    End Structure

And the perpetrating arrays:
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    Public aryClassArray(0 To 8) As _Class
    Public aryTimetableArray(0 To 6) As _Timetable


The lack of containment would lead to quanta interacting between the code lines, causing decoherence in the program.
Of course, your computers run off of classical [3,1] dimensional physics, so things will be different.


...How do individual lines interact simultaneously...

Dreams will provide an answer. Night all.
« Last Edit: April 10, 2014, 11:40:55 am by Lolfail0009 »
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2986 on: April 10, 2014, 12:01:27 pm »


The lack of containment would lead to quanta interacting between the code lines, causing decoherence in the program.
Of course, your computers run off of classical [3,1] dimensional physics, so things will be different.


Mm. and what dimensional physics do your computers run off?
Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2987 on: April 10, 2014, 12:09:22 pm »

Anywhere between [43,3] and [63,8].

I have eight adapters to get access to these forums.
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2988 on: April 10, 2014, 12:10:29 pm »

I've found a method to best explain Terry's appearance if anyone's interested.

Go to this website and paste the content of this spoiler in the Save game textbox. Click set, and "watch".
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2989 on: April 10, 2014, 12:11:25 pm »

Anywhere between [43,3] and [63,8].

I have eight adapters to get access to these forums.


Why? Such computers could easily be programmed to function in a "mere" 3 dimensions with use of a single simple adapter.
Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2990 on: April 10, 2014, 12:13:52 pm »

Spatial dimensions are fine. Temporal dimensions require additive and divisive adapters.
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2991 on: April 10, 2014, 12:14:34 pm »

Spatial dimensions are fine. Temporal dimensions require additive and divisive adapters.

Ah, true. I had forgotten that. So, future or past?
Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2992 on: April 10, 2014, 12:19:36 pm »

Spatial dimensions are fine. Temporal dimensions require additive and divisive adapters.

Ah, true. I had forgotten that. So, future or past?

Relative present. The temporal relation is best explained by a T=sine(cosine(x^t)) graph, where T is my current time, t is yours and x is monitored by my adapters and is fluctuous.
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2993 on: April 10, 2014, 12:21:36 pm »

Spatial dimensions are fine. Temporal dimensions require additive and divisive adapters.

Ah, true. I had forgotten that. So, future or past?

Relative present. The temporal relation is best explained by a T=sine(cosine(x^t)) graph, where T is my current time, t is yours and x is monitored by my adapters and is fluctuous.

In radians, degrees, or some other measure?

Also, who's running the fort right now?

EDIT: Also, our time influences the number of dimensions your universe experiences or is our time a relative constant? ( I think you have your x and t backwards. )
« Last Edit: April 10, 2014, 12:25:17 pm by CaptainMcClellan »
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2994 on: April 10, 2014, 12:30:14 pm »

EDIT: Also, our time influences the number of dimensions your universe experiences or is our time a relative constant? ( I think you have your x and t backwards. )

x and t are in the correct positions. Keep in mind that I cut over sixty dimensions off of that equation.
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2995 on: April 10, 2014, 12:35:01 pm »

EDIT: Also, our time influences the number of dimensions your universe experiences or is our time a relative constant? ( I think you have your x and t backwards. )

x and t are in the correct positions. Keep in mind that I cut over sixty dimensions off of that equation.

My calculator determines that your sense of time has three states. Meaning that it would be a matter of terniary logic, except that 1 and -1 are equal so it's really only binary as it's either 0 or 1. That makes it seem like your time itself could then be used for calculations. However, I don't have a sufficiently robust knowledge of physics and you never answer if it was radians or degrees.

EDIT: Not to mention the other assumptions involved, such as only working with whole numbers. However the principle would be the same for the thing I'm meaning.

EDIT EDIT: For all values between -1 to 1 at 12:37PM  Y approximately equals .84147098, for the exact values of 1 and -1 the value of y is approximately .51439526

EDIT EDIT EDIT: How is this used as a comprehensible time measurement at all?

EDIT EDIT EDIT EDIT: Mmm... Let me try to run this through a function that puts the dimensions in terms of x rather than t so that t can be used as a relative constant. Well no, I don't need to program, I could probably do that by hand.
« Last Edit: April 10, 2014, 12:45:30 pm by CaptainMcClellan »
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2996 on: April 10, 2014, 01:56:05 pm »

*sigh*  You people and your alphanumeric codes.  It is so much simpler to simply program in machine-language.

Admittedly, the debugging takes a little longer, and it's easy to get lost in the strings of 1s and 0s, but still.
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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2997 on: April 10, 2014, 02:11:36 pm »

McClellan, I put my power and that of my master behind you. Light beings must stick together.

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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2998 on: April 10, 2014, 02:14:04 pm »

McClellan, I put my power and that of my master behind you. Light beings must stick together.

That all depends, who is your master?

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Re: Murdermachines - Return of the VoidGod (Deathgate II)
« Reply #2999 on: April 10, 2014, 02:46:08 pm »

McClellan, I put my power and that of my master behind you. Light beings must stick together.
That all depends, who is your master?
Satan.
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