DescentBB

Tebo

Descer wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2024 3:20 am And the developer o' DXX Rebirth, due personal attackin'.

You're probably thinking about the D2X-XL developer.

Tebo

woodchip wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2024 9:55 am So KH now thinks Soviet style price controls will fix inflation in order to get your vote. Tell me where price control has worked? Russia? Cuba?
Venezuela? Argentina?

How about USA?

Tebo

Nevermind, I saw the thread about InjectD3 and had a look through the repository: Of the solutions that involve programming the most straightforward one would probably be to build that from sources on your system and then do modifications in the NewMouse part to also read the joystick there and ...

Tebo

It's been a long time since I had a system on which mouse input in D3 worked properly, so I can't even reproduce the problem. If you are using Mouselook mode, it might work with Flight Sim instead, but I guess that's not the issue. Regarding Krom's suggestion of merging the inputs outside of D3, the ...

Tebo

I got a fairly clear sky yesterday night, but unfortunately also the light pollution. Could not see enough to surely identify constellations with it (or maybe I just suck at that), but took a few pictures with my phone and with a few seconds exposure a lot more stars were visible there. I finally ...

Tebo

Sorry for offending you Neo. I don't think you are stupid although I do think you're dead wrong on this. Plenty of otherwise smart people hold some ridiculous believes so who am I to judge? I only jumped into this thread because I figured the first clear indication of a round earth people must have ...

Tebo

Everyone sees their own sky. Stars don't move through the sky. Why would they? Only planets move, and they aren't even real. There's nothing in the Bible that says God created planets. Also, this isn't a heaven or hell issue. I said that already so you don't have to care, so don't act like you need ...

Tebo

I think we may be talking past each other here Neo, since you are saying there is no rotation. The stars appear to do about one rotation every day. Here's a time lapse video to show what I mean: https://youtu.be/HsJxGpDmJrQ?t=51 Are you saying the earth is not rotating but the stars are or that such ...

Tebo

Heliocentrism only really got prominent after the bible was written so I would not expect it there. After all, convincingly showing that it fits better than geocentrism takes a lot of leg work without modern technology. I'd think geocentrism with a round earth fits the movement of the stars, sun and ...

Tebo

Didn't quite believe this when I heard this on a conservative talk show, so I looked it up. It's true: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34620770/ The conclusion of the abstract you linked starts with "These cases suggest acute corneal endothelial rejection may occur soon after either dose of the ...

Tebo

So some cells having produced a limited amount of spike protein (fixed amount of mRNA injected and it only lasts so long in cells) is going to have terrible consequences any day now, but run-away production of viruses covered in the same protein is apparently a totally over blown risk. Sure...

Tebo

Maybe the new driver is forcing 32bits colors, which would make a huge difference in case it didn't work before. I don't now about glide, but it never worked in opengl and in direct3d if it worked at all the setting didn't get saved. Thankfully there is a version of the D3 executable where someone ...

Tebo

I have the same issue and thought it was just a bug in D3, but now heard from several people that they don't have the problem, so I'm a bit surprised. I refrained from bypassing it in multiplayer, because I thought everybody had to deal with it. The T.16000m with bypassed deadzone feels incredibly ...

Tebo

I'm not asking what would happen if I increased my actual network latency to the server. I'm asking, what if I artificially delayed responding to pings from the server, but delayed nothing else. Ideally each packet would carry timing information, since it doesn't take much space, but yes if the ...

Tebo

Yeah. That's the server-induced lag I was talking about that this doesn't help with. I have some bad ideas for what to do about that, but no good ones. ;) Definitely no easy problem, I was thinking about distributed servers so everybody can have a low ping server for interactions with players that ...

Tebo

(Note that the server can actually spawn multiple copies of the same shot at [P1], [P2], ..., [Pn] for each player in the area based on their individual pings.) Very good point, I missed that. There will still be problems with loss and changes in latency, but looks like this is as good as it's ...

Tebo

Spawn shots on the server for each player with a delay that corresponds to their ping to the server. Not a bad idea. [ It goes without saying, this would have to be done strictly server-side, since clients should still see their shots spawn instantly. ] That said, I'm not sure I agree that doing it ...

Tebo

EDIT: Also, a player by the name of "evolver" joined blue and was able to shoot and kill us... homing weapons didn't home us, but he was able to damage us with MD, etc. I thought for a while that perhaps team damage was on, but finally realized he was the only one doing it. Sounds to me like it's a ...

Tebo

What it does isn't making people any stronger... It is making some people stronger, that's the whole point of using deep-brain stimulation. Unless you're making a joke about literal "deep" brain stimulation via information sharing, discussion, and introspection, I will have to say that triggering ...

Tebo

I have the same problem (not with a Cyborg Evo though) and always figured it was coming from inside D3, since the deadzone isn't there if I poll the joystick with joyGetPosEx. I didn't consider that a different way to read the input might be used by D3, so now I did a little more testing. The ...

Tebo

Great, it's something I've been waiting for since I found out D2 supported some HMDs

Tebo

I didn't know Geocore was still worked on, it's great to see how far it has progressed, kudos Psion. I realize there's bound to be a huge list of things still left to be programmed, so it's probably no time to ask about a new features, but I just have to. :mrgreen: Is there a chance of supporting ...

Tebo

There is a small natural neutron flux in uranium ores which can generate these plutonium and neptunium traces, so I might have been wrong about most of the neptunium on earth being man made, although most of the practically recoverable one certainly is. Here 's a relevant page of a book by someone ...

Tebo

Uranium ores contain roughly 10^11 times less plutonium than uranium, similar numbers apply for neptunium. The numbers vary, because transuranics are only produced when uranium atoms absorb neutrons not directly through radioactive decay. The number of available neutrons depends on the ore. Neutrons ...

Tebo

So far, essentially all the transuranium elements have been produced at three laboratories That sentence may be a bit missleading, it's in the section "Discovery and naming of transuranium elements" of the "Transuranium element" article in wikipedia and likely only refers to where the elements were ...

Tebo

fliptw, I think he's just saying different uranium isotopes get absorbed into the existing uranium the same way new C14 gets absorbed into all the other carbon, changing the ratio of different isotopes, not that the uranium turns into carbon or vice versa.

Tebo

We can agree that IF they had ever existed before, the only existence of them now has been created in a lab? In other words, we know it's possible that they COULD have existed because we now understand the process, BUT, they didn't exist until produced in a lab. Those that can be found on Earth now ...

Tebo

So far, essentially all the transuranium elements have been produced at three laboratories That sentence may be a bit missleading, it's in the section "Discovery and naming of transuranium elements" of the "Transuranium element" article in wikipedia and likely only refers to where the elements were ...

Tebo

TG, this discussion may be over your head. We are talking possibilities and concepts built upon physical laws. The electromagnetic (EM) spectrum is just a name that scientists give a bunch of types of radiation when they want to talk about them as a group. Radiation is energy that travels and ...

Tebo

I think hypothesis would be much closer to the correct term than theory :roll: . I'm going to look into everything you said and try to figure how this fits into it: Nuclear fissions in fissile fuels are the result of the nuclear excitation energy produced when a fissile nucleus captures a neutron ...

Tebo

Heh, my bad, I should have written isolated system, a closed system may exchange energy but not matter. Your quote describes nuclear fission, you add a neutron to a fissile atom and it splits in two lighter atoms. What I don't get is what this has to do with how the radioactive products are supposed ...

Tebo

I'm sorry Flip, but you're trowing around with concepts you don't seem to fully grasp. For example the definition for a closed system you give (which comes from thermodynamics and is sound) has nothing to do with what you seem to mean. It states no energy passes through the boundary of a closed ...

Tebo

Just because something is an abstract concept doesn't make it uncertain, an example would be energy . If you tell a theoretical physicist that, say, quantum field theory is just a collection of uncertain beliefs he might not agree :P . And why is everyone still talking about carbon dating? It doesn ...

Tebo

Less used fuel actually produces less decay heat, as there are less 'hot' fission/decay products (uranium is only very slightly radioactive). On the other hand it is more likely to go critical if enough fuel rods get close together (which is not supposed to be possible). If fuel went critical, it ...

Tebo

Well, they do have on/off switches, but you can only shut off the fission power. At normal operation about 7% of the power comes from decaying fission products and although that reduces quickly in the first few hours after shutdown just 1% is still over 10 MW heat to deal with.

Tebo

An that's likely because D3 detects the z-axis, before you have a chance to move another axis.

This is the case if you don't have the z-axis centered during detection.

Tebo

D3 detects the axis that first is some given value from the center position.
Move the throttle (z-axis) to the middle before detecting and it should work.

Tebo

Way less choppy, but still not perfect. The number 30 is a compromise, because without the sources for all the mods, there is no good way to allow the server to change the pps. So a mod with 60 pps would definetly be possible. There might be more problems, when the pps get in the range of the ...

Tebo

Some might have noticed VEX-Server running mods with names ending in 30. These mods force D3 to run at 30 packets per second, instead of the usual maximum of 12. Provided ping is relatively constant and the connections isn't at its bandwith limit, this gives notably smoother gameplay (and a much ...

Tebo

I see the movement to De-Christianize America every day with one laws suit after another brought about by the ACLU. How has this Christian nation declined over the years from founding? Just read the short essay below. America's Moral Decline Yeah people were much more moral back then, when there ...

Search found 45 matches

Re: Woodchip got banned

Re: Choke your Chicken

Re: Gyro aiming - mixed controls

Re: Gyro aiming - mixed controls

Re: What the world has come to...

Re: What the world has come to...

Re: What the world has come to...

Re: What the world has come to...

Re: What the world has come to...

Re: Covid Vac causes transplant rejection

Re: I see the SCV has infected Canada

Re: Geforce 461.40

Re: Descent 3 on newer machines ??

Re: Random Q

Re: Random Q

Re: Random Q

Re: Random Q

Re: Descentforum.DE/SOD - launch your BOZ server by a web in

Re: Anti-depression via deep brain stimulation

Re: Cyborg Evo deadzone

Re: Geocore Multiplayer Video

Re: Geocore Multiplayer Video

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Christians Muslims Atheists. Who really is growing fast

Re: Bye Bye Miss Nuclear Pie

Re: Japan

30 PPS mod