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Fordítási probléma jelentése
As Johnny5 says... "NEED INPUT" Arrrlllrrraaaggggaaaaa.
Oh, yeah, it's me... I just like to keep others confused too....
I thought I was one of the only people who have seen Short Circuit :D Guess not. Then again, it came out in 1986. Most of the people I know outside the internet didn't exist at the time.
I just noticed this is from the Pte Joe account. Hm.
anyway. yeah, sfmphys just uses the existing physics engine. also consider that particles have that as well a bit. they are even capable of reacting to brush models on maps. I don't know how dynamic their reactions are, as I haven't tested it. buts it's there and could be used to simulate fluids to an extent.
MUSSSSSTTTTT
TRYYYYYYY TO
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
this
aGAin!!! (Pte jack says while imitating struggling to lift something over his head that is 30 times his normal 950lb body weight through clinched teeth!!)
Here's the discussion with the download link: http://steamcommunity.com/app/1840/discussions/0/619569608583967195/
In short: Much same. Your tut. Many forever. Such broke. Here.