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QUOTE looks like .png, tga or tiff[/quote]

i believe that all of those would have to be decompressed before entering the graphics card, so in a prefect world you should pick a format which can be compressed on the card (don't know much about this but i believe that DXT is an example).

after all ...

erm... which team do current cadets play on?

QUOTE hmm, not sure i like that.

besides, boosters are giant fixed rocket engines on the back of your ship, they cant thrust sideways[/quote]

i think he's suggesting that course lock effectively removes space drag, thus making it follow newtons first law, (objects remain at constant velocity ...

thanks mad, that makes a difference when the fps drops a lot.

Sorry for resurrecting this thread, but i came up with a fix, basically, if you tap the L key (press it for less than 500ms) it produces one L but if you hold it down, it produces one at the beginning and another at the end of the key press.
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$l ...

careful, trying to add a piece of functionality is hard enough without increasing the complexity all the time, stick with just highlighting for now, add that later once this is done.

does that mean i get it? /mrgreen.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt="mrgreen.gif" />

(note avatar and sig)

definitely agree with this....

especially helpful to newbies, i remember that i had no idea what had changed when it flashed and because i didn't know what it was i just gave up looking, at least if the changed bit was highlighted (mads right, no blinking) i would have been able to think ...

QUOTE I've been kinda waylaid with life school. When I do get some free time I'm sorely tempted to spend it playing instead of working on textures so progress has slowed down some for me.[/quote]

lol, i know that feeling, i was going to do some new emoticons for the board but then i came back to ...

is this project still running in the backround?


sorry for the necropost, but its an important thread.