unsolved problems of tpt by TheFPSKiller

TheFPSKiller

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13th September

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  Technomancer 10th October
  Limit of computing is dictated by the game engine. No system can accurately simulate a system more complex than itself. Since TPT has a particle limit, a fixed number of usable variables, and a hard limit on the range of those variables, there is a finite cap on how much information can exist in one save. Which limits the maximum memory and processing ability of any computer built in any save
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  Builderbob101 10th October
  the real question is what is the maximum amount of art after all blend tool is there and also using certain element combos makes different colors and all the different views so it's finite but how much?
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  DRZOIDBERG 15th September
  A decent portion of these have been solved way before this was posted
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  KyleTheCreator 14th September
  Add the real questions
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  Jakav 14th September
  1 - yes. 2 - there could be multiple; depends on the definition of strongest. This is ill defined. 2a - yes. Might not be a very good one, though. 3 - Yes. 4 - your hardware. But beyond that, probably, but it'd be difficult to prove. 5 - No; you can't use void edge, loop edge, and solid edge at the same time. 6 - This is not an "unsolved problem" 7 - Yes, you attack back. More unsolved problems?
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  DRZOIDBERG 13th September
  1 and 7 both are already possible and have been done
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  velsuki 13th September
  theres also a finite amount of space for computing
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  velsuki 13th September
  a strongest azure has to be possible as there is only a finite amount of azure combinations
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  Dmaruss 13th September
  that hit the particle limit in one frame actually
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  Dmaruss 13th September
  Maybe for overstacking probably use an alloy that hit the particle limit so the overstacker cant put filt or smth