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I vote agree because mine was the exact same thing. Not the first thing I built though, I needed to get some resources. Or was it? I honestly forget, it was such a small minimalist shuttle.

So the default is 2.0 I've set it to 20.0 My question is what does this mean exactly? Is it literally Force as calculated by your mass and acceleration? Is it just a speed limit (2 means above 2 km/h = damage?)? Or something else? I want to tune this to a value I like so you can bump things...

Day 2 of the NX-00 Class Refit Project added. Ion/overdrive effects, storage room, & messing with lighting.

http://guard13007.com/youtube/?iK28wAJa-OI

Is the card running at full power and just being shitty? Or does it idle? Do you have integrated graphics? It might be that for some reason Java is selecting your integrated graphics instead of the card. Have you tried perhaps different versions of Java? I also found this which may or may not...

I don't understand how that would be better (maybe you could explain some examples please?), but since I've got two of you saying that, I'll go with your judgement over mine. (Edited first post quoting you on that.)

I have a 7850 and have no performance problems on maximum settings for MC, and with this game I tend to crank it a little higher than defaults with FPS of 250 or so. I heard the R9's have some problems. :/ Drivers up to date? Maybe try beta drivers or if on beta, older drivers may even work...

The idea came from Bench, check out his logic tutorials. His works a bit differently though, light is on until damage occurs, at which point it starts blinking. I liked the idea of a green room with red blinking damage indicators that only activated when damage is sustained.

XOR gates send a signal when there is only one signal to them. So one off and one on -> on, no matter which one is on and which is off. Both off or both on -> off. My example has only two inputs, but if you had a XOR with more than two, it would only activate with ONE on. Edit: What if...

Hadoop! Thank you good Sir! I figured someone would quickly point out my being flawed in some manner.

After a little bit of delay, a new video and more progress on the damage display system. I'm making XOR gates to make it work, which is really a lot of wiring and somewhat frustrating.

Which is why I also posted this.

A. I don't know much. B. I don't have any ideas. C. Bench does a pretty good job.

We have OR, AND, and NOT gates, but a XOR gate is sadly missing, leading us to have to construct one out of other gates which is somewhat annoying and consumes a lot of space. For anyone who doesn't know what a XOR gate does, it sends a signal when one and ONLY one signal to it is active. All...

Don't see a tutorials section, and with Bench's tutorials being in General Discussion, I assume this is the best place to put this... How to make a XOR gate! Unless someone has a better method, in which case, I will replace this with that.

If you are accepting anyone else's tutorials to be added, here's a quick thing about how to make a XOR gate: Unless there's a better way to do it you know of. :/

I tried to search for a thread with the word XOR in the title to see if anyone else had already suggested XOR gates and the site gave me an error about the search being too short, too long, or too common. I know it wasn't too long, and I doubt it would be too common, so that leaves the query...

New video..actually kind of old now but I didn't have internet to post about it. Day 5, starting interior hallways, a damage display system, and gravity assignment:

It's okay, I'm a "new" member too. :(

Good idea, I think I'll turn it into half storage and half ion support (if I remember correctly, ion effect can be used as a passive shield boost against ion weapons). I also noticed later on there is some extra space on the sides of the saucer section, any ideas for what could go in there...