The Powder Toy

sensor by jacob1

jacob1
jacob1
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17th Nov 2012
17th Nov 2013
Sets off an alarm when you draw anything. I couldn't get the erase sensor to work... yet. Free to copy, improvements welcome.
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Comments

  • ugykot
    ugykot     21st Nov 2012
    I see what you did there. :)
  • DUTCHJK
    DUTCHJK     21st Nov 2012
    lol put it on heat display
  • jacob1
    jacob1     21st Nov 2012
    well, I guess the stuff you draw before that unpause isn't counted... but anything after still is
  • jacob1
    jacob1     21st Nov 2012
    method 2 doesn't work for me though
  • cyberdragon442
    cyberdragon442     21st Nov 2012
    method 1 does not stop it just delays it...method 2 makes it oblivious.
  • cyberdragon442
    cyberdragon442     21st Nov 2012
    Method 2 to beat it is much simpler. Draw before unpuase.
  • cyberdragon442
    cyberdragon442     21st Nov 2012
    I set the life of ember really high so it doesn't leave the screen and it broke because the code can't be stopped when in use. SO...I BEAT IT! :P
  • cyberdragon442
    cyberdragon442     21st Nov 2012
    So basically...if you place anything it takes the place of the ember because it doesn't exist anymore on the screen but is still running in the code. So what if...
  • jacob1
    jacob1     20th Nov 2012
    Lui9: so, how would that work? The sensor only sends a spark when it finds something, and then sends no spark when it doesn't. The alarm continues to be set off, but the text only stays lit up when there is still something that has been drawn on the screen.
  • jacob1
    jacob1     20th Nov 2012
    here is the explanation I told to cj646464 (slightly modified): Each element gets it's own id (the number you see after the # in the HUD), and they are updated in order (from id 1 to id 235008 or however many are taken). My save has id's up to 4279 filled, but ID 10 (the initial EMBR) disappears right away. Normally, the CLNE, id 4, makes the EMBR. Then id 10 (the EMBR) is updated and disappears. The DTEC is ID 13 and by then the EMBR is gone. When you draw something, id slot 10 is filled by something else. So the CLNE makes the EMBR, but the DTEC is updated before the EMBR is, so it still exists by that time. Then, it sets off the alarm. The EMBR which has some larger id disappears again later, but by then it has been detected already.