Reply With QuoteNew map, for relevant space to the setting:
EDIT: I borrowed the concept of the improbability drive from the hitchikers guide, not sure if thats a copyright violation (if it is ill change it)
Yes im using the 32 bit version.
New map, for relevant space to the setting:
EDIT: I borrowed the concept of the improbability drive from the hitchikers guide, not sure if thats a copyright violation (if it is ill change it)
Last edited by zhar2; 07-08-2009 at 10:49 AM.
This is a very impressive project. Some really great looking maps are coming out of it.
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The first maps were good, but the one with the earth-like texture is awesome. Looks like the map of a real planet. Could you elaborate a little on your method?
The infinite improbability drive was invented by the Galactic Government's research team on Damogran - so you can claim prior art !Originally Posted by zhar2
would that be a yes or a no?
Wilbur has a lazy programmer that just used the Windows memory management system and didn't bother to handle out-of-memory conditions in a reasonable manner. When the program hits 2GB of total memory usage including undo buffers and scratch buffers then it dies. The 64 bit version has the same behavioral limitations, but the memory ceiling on the x64 versions of Windows is 8TB rather than 2 GB so it takes longer to make it die.
Implementing a disk-based system will take some work and is unfortunately lower on the priority list than many other features.
Yes i clearly understand, but its still a wonderfull program & ill find a way of getting around the problem.
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OK, this latest map is just too awesome... I've been trying to create something just like it for ages. By all the mighty powers in the universe, PLEASE provide even a low-detail tutorial for this! It's simply amazing and this is the perfect type of map for one of the major projects I'm working on
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