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[2015-2-06. : 2:46 am]  jjf28 -- I think my math homework's taunting me "Draw T(v) as accurately as possible"[2015-2-06. : 2:29 am] jjf28 -- I did start work on an AMB™ (active map browser/bridge) for debugging maps in Chkdraft[2015-2-06. : 2:28 am]  Moose -- True, but that's the point, just one person would have to develop and distribute it.[2015-2-06. : 2:24 am] jjf28 -- not analogous enough, maphacks have much wider applications; DC hacks would have GUI design problems (at least for fullscreen); maphacks are developed and distributed; DC hacks not really[2015-2-06. : 2:19 am] Moose -- The problem with physical units is maphackers will just see your shit, but smart ones can probably see your DCs in memory anyway[2015-2-06. : 2:17 am] Devourer -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: I should make a poker map lel oh please dont[2015-2-06. : 2:14 am] Moose -- Hm, correction, straight would be a 5x5. If not a straight flush, that's 5x1[2015-2-06. : 2:12 am] Moose -- You just place the units in order by suit (rows) and rank (columns). The placement of the units will fit into locations of particular shapes that match the layout of the poker hands.[2015-2-06. : 2:02 am] GGmano -- than if more than 2 inbetween of added when hit 0 of them 7 cards just 5 hits for straight[2015-2-06. : 2:00 am] Moose -- One row per suit, one column per rank. Check each rank with a 1 by x location for pairs/threes/fours, five in a row = flush, fill a 5x1 perfectly = straight[2015-2-06. : 1:59 am] Moose -- If you physically located the units in a grid according to their suit and rank, you could easily just use locations of proper sizes to do the detection automatically[2015-2-06. : 1:53 am] jjf28 -- then depending on the result, move the preserved value into a sorted position[2015-2-06. : 1:53 am] jjf28 -- at the same time you're subtracting, add to another (so the value's preserved)[2015-2-06. : 1:50 am] jjf28 -- straight sounds fun, I'd start by converting them to death counters, then sort them by number (using binary subtraction (where you subtract the same amount from both if said amount is in both) to compare whether they're equal or less than 1 different from eachother) |
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