Multi-core support
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the problem is that it is really hard to code in, cause at the moment tpt is really complicated
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@gajbooks (View Post)
Since no multicore work has been done on TPT for a long time (excluding newtonian gravity), it would be diffcult and time consuming, although It would be very usefull for most people. for example, if there was multicore support, TPT for me would go 4 - 8 times faster. -
*clears throat
*shuffles papers on desk
*prepares to speak
* shuffles paper one last time
*takes deep breath in
USE.THE.DAMN.SEARCH.BAR.,.ITS.THERE.FOR.A.BLOODY.REASON
you see weve ALREADY had ATLEAST one LARGE discussion on this -_-
btw, to save you the time of looking we said no to the last (better) suggestion for this
and do try and create a more professional looking suggestion, even tho you apear to have spelled most everything right it still doesnt look like a suggestion to take seriosly -
@BloodLust I really don't think you should yell at me for asking for something. (besides moving solids, or how to use the mods)
I really don't think it would be impossibly hard, and it would make TPT's performance several times better. It would probably we worth all the effort.
@vanqush349 You think I don't know that is is complicated? (don't reply to that) -
@gajbooks (View Post)
I don't think it would be worth it. How would you feel if you were a developer, and had been working on this for weeks/months, then it is release and forgoten by a few days. People would forget and dismiss it fast. plus, as far as I am aware the developers don't get paid and they do have lives. -
srry, i havent yet gotten around to checking all the commands for stuff like bold , underline, etc so caps is the simplest way to get a point across XD
and when ppl post stuff like this and have a sort of pattern ( the pattern is to describe but easy to recognize....) they are generally noobs and we have a tendancy to yell at them..........
its all part of the chain:
you start>you start posting > you get yelled at > you dont want to be yelled at again > you improve > you yell at the ppl who've just started and are noobish -
@gajbooks (View Post)
because people appreciate it
now if youll excuse me im gonna have my 'i love yelling at noobs' coke -
@plead-for-destruction Why would they not appreciate this too? (Lots of people don't even get that these people don't get paid, they are the ones that forget about stuff like that)
