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function GameConnection::spawnPlayer(%client)
{
Parent::spawnPlayer(%client)
--switch(%client.score)--
{
case 2:
%item = akimbopistolItem.getID();
case 3:
%item = akimbopistolItem.getID();
case 4:
%item = machstilItem.getID();
case 5:
%item = machstilItem.getID();
case 6:
%item = magnumItem.getID();
case 7:
%item = magnumItem.getID();
case 8:
%item = pepperpistolItem.getID();
case 9:
%item = pepperpistolItem.getID();
case 10:
%item = combatshotgunItem.getID();
case 11:
%item = combatshotgunItem.getID();
case 12:
%item = huntingshotgunItem.getID();
case 13:
%item = huntingshotgunItem.getID();
case 14:
%item = pumpshotgunItem.getID();
case 15:
%item = pumpshotgunItem.getID();
case 16:
%item = microsmgItem.getID();
case 17:
%item = microsmgItem.getID();
case 18:
%item = submachinegunItem.getID();
case 19:
%item = submachinegunItem.getID();
case 20:
%item = battlerifleItem.getID();
case 21:
%item = battlerifleItem.getID();
case 22:
%item = bullpupItem.getID();
case 23:
%item = bullpupItem.getID();
case 24:
%item = militarysniperItem.getID();
case 25:
%item = militarysniperItem.getID();
case 26:
%item = tcrossbowItem.getID();
case 27:
%item = tcrossbowItem.getID();
case 28:
%item = rpgItem.getID();
case 29:
%item = rpgItem.getID();
case 30:
%item = tierfraggrenadeItem.getID();
case 31:
%item = tierfraggrenadeItem.getID();
}
%player = %client.player;
%slot = 0;
%oldTool = %player.tool[%slot];
%player.tool[%slot] = %item;
messageClient(%player,'MsgItemPickup','',%slot,%item);
}Executing base/models/exportscript.cs.
base/models/exportscript.cs Line: 2 - Syntax error.
>>> Some error context, with ## on sides of error halt:
onsoleFunction(dumpDTStoObj, void, 3, 3, "(string objfile, string dts)");
{##
##
Resource<TSShape> shape;
shape = ResourceManager->load(argv[2]);
const char * str;
if(shape.isNull())
return;
TSShapeInstance *shapeinst = new TSShapeInstance(shape, true);
if(!shapeinst)
return;
>>> Error report complete.
You have been dreaming about flying a personal jetpack for way too long. Your wait is finally over!So the first water jetpack was made public. Available for a hefty price of $100,000+, but looks really cool to ride. As said above, it has stability, agility, and ease of use as well as top-notch safety. It has been approved by the US Coast Guard to be used in water. The water it shoots out is safe to put your hand in without hurting it (as seen in the video). It propels itself through the volume of water it shoots out. The water is supplied by connecting the tube to a boat, where the boat pumps the water in so it's still slighty limited, but it's still really cool.
Jetlev Technologies, Inc. is proud to introduce the Jetlev R200, the recreational jetpack that almost anyone can enjoy over water. It is designed for safety, stability, ease-of-use, and precise and effortless flight controls. Learn basic flight with video-assisted training on land and as little as six minutes of on-water instructions.
No other flying device even comes close to the Jetlev R200’s stability, agility and ease of use. Feel as one with the jetpack when you fly, and experience levitation flight so stable that you feel as if you are suspended on cables. The three-dimensional degree of freedom will thrill and enthrall you like nothing else you have ever experienced. You can fly over deep open water with the assurance that it is one of the safest power sports ever invented. The Jetlev R200 will forever change our pre-conceived notions about personal flight!
FAQ
Q: What is it like to fly?
A: There are three unique sensations when you fly the Jetlev. The most intriguing sensation is the feeling of weightlessness. As soon as sufficient lift is applied, you and the jetpack become weightless and levitate in the air, and even small amounts of force will move or turn you. You will feel some pressure from the saddle and the trapeze, but usually no more than from riding a bicycle. The second unique sensation is suspended height. Even if you are an airplane or helicopter pilot, few have ever experienced the sensation of being suspended up to three-storey high with no visible support from above or beneath your feet. 30 feet may not sound very high but it can seem a lot higher in a jetpack, and the unique perspective from that height is incredible. The third unique sensation is the absolutely amazing three dimensional freedom of movement. Once you learn how to fly, you can travel in any direction, at any height, and at any speed that the system will carry you. With a thrust-to-weight ratio of up to 2.5:1 at the water, there is nothing else that can come close to its agility.
Q: Can the water jets hurt my arms and legs?
A: The pressure in the nozzles could reach 60 psi (only slightly higher than municipal pressures), but because of high flow rates, it may cause low-level pain and bruising in the arms, so one should not place hands or arms in the jets. Unlike pressure washers which operate between 1,800 to over 3,000 psi, our jets are far from being strong enough to be effective as an exfoliation or hair removal tool. By the time it has traveled 30 feet or 8.5 m, the water stream has broken up into droplets and slowed down substantially and have little impact force.
Q: Is it very noisy?
A: The jetpack itself has no engine and no moving parts other than the articulated thrust assembly. There is a small nozzle hiss, and the water jets do make splashing sounds when they enter the water. The boat unit has better sound insulation than a standard personal watercraft, and uses a four stroke engine with noise abatement systems. The Jetlev is generally quieter than a comparable personal watercraft.
Q: What measures are used to prevent corrosion and clogging of cooling passages in the engine?
A: The engine uses a closed loop cooling system similar to car engines, using a high quality stainless steel internal heat exchanger to dissipate heat into the surrounding water. Raw water never enters the engine, but is used to cool the heat exchanger, engine air intake intercooler, and exhaust cooling system.
Q: What happens if I fall?
A: Even if you fall from the maximum height of 30 feet or 8.5 m, you will be entering the water at less than 30 mph, and all body parts will be slowing down together gradually by drag from the water. You will be protected by the saddle, back rest, body harness, PFD, and other protective equipment. Hundreds of times each year, thousands of platform divers jump from 10 m, or 33 feet, with no protective equipment, and few serious injuries occur. Remember that it is how quickly your body slows down in a fall, not how fast you are going, which determines the risk and severity of injuries. It is important to fly only over deep water and stay well away from the boat unit while in flight. While it will still be a much softer landing than falling on land, you could sustain injuries if you fall on the boat unit.
Q: Are there any age limits?
A: Yes. You must be 18 years or over. If you are over 18 and younger than 22, you must have a valid boating license. The oldest Jetlev pilot to-date was 67. If you are 82, healthy and in good physical condition, there is no reason why you could not fly.
Q: What qualifications do I need to fly?
A: You must be a good swimmer, and should not feel uncomfortable having your face in the water from time to time. You should not have a fear of heights. You should be in good health and physical condition. You should have no history of any heart conditions and flying is not advised for women who are pregnant. You must also have good vision and be able to understand the instructor.
Q: What if I wear prescription glasses or contacts?
A: You must have clear vision in order to fly. If you wear prescription glasses, you should use sport straps to secure them. Whether you use prescription glasses or contacts, you should wear a full visor safety helmet to help prevent losing your visual aids.
Q: Is it very uncomfortable, and do I have to be strong to fly?
A: No. Unlike parasailing or parachute harnesses, your weight is supported by the padded unicycle-style saddle and leg trapeze. If you lean forward during flight, part of your weight is also supported by the 5-point harness system. Your arms only need to apply a few ounces of effort to control the control arms (which in turn deflect the nozzles). Some pilots report sore arms and shoulders after the first flight because they tense up all these muscles in flight. The more relaxed you are, the less effort you will feel.
Q: How long does it take to learn to fly?
A: Our training system has made it very easy to learn to fly. How quickly you learn depends a lot on your willingness to accept new things, your aptitude with sports that require some weight shifting, and how well you learn from the training video. A qualified instructor can teach a new pilot to fly unassisted in as little as 6 minutes, but most take a little longer. Even though some will learn to fly better and higher than others, everyone will have a fantastic levitating experience on the first flight. You don’t even have to leave the water to enjoy the experience.
Q: Why is the Jetlev so stable?
A: Considering how flexible the pilot’s body is, the Jetlev’s amazing inherent stability is incredible and it is all achieved through clever design. The bilateral nozzles are positioned higher than your center of gravity, so your body behaves like a pendulum or hanging flower pot. The nozzles are also designed to counteract against rolling motion from side-to-side. The hose and water inside it adds a great deal of extra weight below your center of gravity, so the higher you fly, the more roll stability you have. In forward motion, drag from the hose provides a third stabilizing point, ensuring stable forward motion. Finally, the jetpack’s rigid back rest, saddle and body harness keep your upper torso rigid while the trapeze prevents your legs from flailing in the air.
Q: Would the hose feel very restricting?
A: The hose is the unsung hero of the Jetlev system. It serves a number of very important functions besides supplying power for your flight. It limits your altitude within a safer range, provides lateral roll stability, and greatly enhances forward flight stability. At constant speeds, you would not feel the weight or drag from the hose while it silently helps make your flight easy and enjoyable.
Q: Can the Jetlev operate on salt water?
A: Yes, the Jetlev is designed to operate on salt water with corrosion resistant features. All exposed metal parts are made of quality stainless steel or hard coat anodized aluminum to provide years of reliable service. However, we highly recommend proper maintenance to extend the life of your Jetlev system, including flushing the exhaust cooling system and rinsing the boat unit with fresh water inside and out to prevent salt deposits.
function serverCmdgungameon(%client)
{
^if(%client.isSuperAdmin)
^^{
^^^chatMessageAll(%client, "\c6Gun Game Enabled!", 3);
^^^activatePackage(GunGame);
^^}
};##
##
function serverCmdgungameoff(%client)
{
^if(%client.isSuperAdmin)
^^{
^^^deactivatePackage(GunGame);
^^^chatMessageAll(%client, "\c6Gun Game Disabled!", 3);
^^}
};
package GunGame
{^^
^function twoscore(%client,%player)
^{
^^if(%client.score == 2)
>>> Error report complete.function serverCmdgungameon(%client)
{
^if(%client.isSuperAdmin)
^^{
^^^chatMessageAll(%client, "\c6Gun Game Enabled!", 3)
^^^activatePackage(##G##unGame)
^^}
};
function serverCmdgungameoff(%client)
{
^if(%client.isSuperAdmin)
^^{
^^^deactivatePackage(GunGame);
^^^chatMessageAll(%client, "\c6Gun Game Disabled!", 3);
^^}
};
package GunGame
{^^
^function twoscore(%client,%player)
^{
^^if(%client.score == 2)
>>> Error report complete.PoTATO: http://i.imgur.com/DdJEY.jpgOromis and I got into a very confusing discussion. I want to know what you guys think of this topic about portals, real-life, string inside portals, etc.
Daenth: too bad that's not possible
PoTATO: sure it is
PoTATO: why wouldnt it be
Daenth: wait
Daenth: no
Daenth: it would fall
Daenth: it still applies to gravity
Daenth: :u
PoTATO: yeah
PoTATO: and?
Daenth: and that's a single piece of line
Daenth: and it's a straight piece of rope
Daenth: line = rope
PoTATO: therefore its a circle!
Daenth: no?
PoTATO: yup
PoTATO: :D
PoTATO: because how do you know its not?
PoTATO: it could be either
Daenth: actually
PoTATO: like
Daenth: think of this
Daenth: one single wall
PoTATO: no YOU think of THIS
Daenth: portal on one side
Daenth: you go through
Daenth: stick middle of rope
Daenth: in portal
Daenth: like
Daenth: Center the rope
Daenth: now place portal on other side
Daenth: tie
Daenth: and
Daenth: wait
PoTATO: the portal doesnt open until there is a second
Daenth: really really really
Daenth: really
Daenth: really
Daenth: long rope
PoTATO: so anyway
PoTATO: the space between the portals is our dimension
PoTATO: by aperture definiton, these are interdimensional doors
PoTATO: so that rope could be a circle with an infinite radius
PoTATO: part of a circle*
Daenth: portals are confusing
Daenth: =/
PoTATO: 1 guy
PoTATO: 2 portals
PoTATO: if you shoot a portal in 1 mirror in front of you
PoTATO: and a portal in a mirror behind you
PoTATO: and look straight through
PoTATO: what do you see?
Daenth: ...
Daenth: my brain
Daenth: just asploded
Daenth: someone needs to go fix gmod portal gun
PoTATO: you know how parrallel mirrors create infinite loops?
Daenth: I want to see what will happen
Daenth: yeah?
PoTATO: the portals are doing the same thing, but instead of bouncing light back and forth
PoTATO: its going through 1 portal and out the other several times
PoTATO: so its like
PoTATO: ...
PoTATO: PORTALS ARE POSSIBLE
PoTATO: SOMEONE GET ME 2 THOUSAND MIRRORS AND SOME ROBOTS
Daenth: duplicated the same light...
PoTATO: not duplicated, just moved
Daenth: kind of
Daenth: I'm thinking too computery
Daenth: when I think of light going through the portal
Daenth: I instantly think, "OH THE SERVER WILL LAG AND CRASH!"
Daenth: :c
PoTATO: i showed you
PoTATO: forget
PoTATO: fuuuuccckool kids klub
Daenth: ?
PoTATO: a portal game
PoTATO: that i showed someone
PoTATO: and i found the name
PoTATO: and then forgot it
PoTATO: right
PoTATO: portalized
PoTATO: those portals transfer light
PoTATO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwL-nTODl2E
hold on, calling police on you loving meddling kids, brb.
prepared stuffburgers on the...
forget you
can you do us all a favor and mother loving get out
shuttheforgetup
modify button.
loving use it.
i love how i can't do any of this stuff on xbox 360 because microsoft doesn't want you to mod it. loving microsoft.
forget u no
forget you go forget yourself you piece of stuff
people at the plant get paid to separate recyclables from non-recyclables, there are actually certain people paid to do this.
so lol
THAT IS NOT A loving BLUE BIN MOTHER forgetER.
nice loving pagestretch
oh, nice loving edit :l
you still don't get how loving stupid this is, i asked wynd why wedge would make this or why would anyone do this, and he answered me, so forget off.
don't you need to uninstall one browser to have another one? i haven't done anything with browser downloading in awhile.
this doesn't even make loving sense.
yes, i read the thread, and i'm implying there that why would you suggest a browser like as that.
yeah, i do too. well, did, for some of those. not many people really play them anymore because they were looking for better graphics and stuff. some people like to play the classics still. i should have made it more clear that the stuff in the garbage joke was infact a joke.
what the forget did i just watch
i know what the forget it means
it used to be good, but now with xbox 360 and ps3, no one uses that anymore except for small handfuls.
dumbforget.
modify button.
loving use it.
Blockland Forums: Where anime lovers and furries unite.
this topic is now about 2 guys fighting
go
you know what's dumb? if there was no internet, no one would most likely know any stuff to back up their religion because they most likely did not read there "holy book", whether it's a quran or bible or torah or any other book belonging to any other religion, even one not believing in a creator, because they probably in general do not read books.
nice loving pagestretch
oh, nice loving edit :l
you still don't get how loving stupid this is, i asked wynd why wedge would make this or why would anyone do this, and he answered me, so forget off.
don't you need to uninstall one browser to have another one? i haven't done anything with browser downloading in awhile.
so did you completely ignore the link or what
"yes i read the thread"
"have you not read the thread"
that makes perfect sense.
quoting in order does not make you cool. that stuff also didn't make any sense.
isn't it a pain in the ass to keep reinstalling and uninstalling browsers?
ahem
this doesn't even make loving sense.
yes, i read the thread, and i'm implying there that why would you suggest a browser like as that.
wow are you loving serious who the forget uses a browser with nothing but text unless your computer is stuffty, in which case you need a new computer.
hold on, calling police on you loving meddling kids, brb.
prepared stuffburgers on the...
oh god, i'm gonna - BANNNNNNNNNNNFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF
they misspeeled barf.
lol misspelled it ^^^
-snip-WHAT THE forget IS THIS
the lag
the nerd that never was.
Why did the chicken cross the road?
He never did because the drunk driver had run him over.
don't drink and drive kids
what. but i've been eating it all this time. WHAT THEFUU
>Implying the N64 had ever attained its "the stuff" status
//-------------------------- 4/20/2011 -- 19:32:01 -----
Processor Init:
AMD (unknown), ~3.20 Ghz
(timed at roughly 3.22 Ghz)
FPU detected
MMX detected
3DNow detected
SSE detected
Math Init:
Installing Standard C extensions
Installing Assembly extensions
Installing FPU extensions
Installing MMX extensions
Installing 3DNow extensions
Installing SSE extensions
Input Init:
DirectInput enabled.
Blockland v19
Module Directory: C:/Blockland
Total Ram: 4095 MB
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate Edition (build 7600), 64-bit
--------- Parsing Arguments ---------
Parsing command line arguments:
--------- Loading Common ---------
Loading compiled script base/main.cs.
Loading compiled script base/client/defaults.cs.
Loading compiled script base/server/defaults.cs.
Executing config/client/prefs.cs.
Executing config/server/prefs.cs.
--------- Loading MODS ---------
--------- Initializing Base ---------
Loading compiled script base/client/init.cs.
Loading compiled script base/server/init.cs.
Loading compiled script base/client/canvas.cs.
Missing file: base/client/audio.cs!
--------- Initializing Base: Server -------------------
Loading compiled script base/server/mainServer.cs.
Loading compiled script base/server/scripts/game.cs.
--------- Initializing Base: Client -------------------
Loading compiled script base/client/message.cs.
Loading compiled script base/client/mission.cs.
Loading compiled script base/client/missionDownload.cs.
Loading compiled script base/client/actionMap.cs.
Video Init:
Accelerated OpenGL display device detected.
Voodoo 2 display device not detected.
Activating the OpenGL display device...
Activating the OpenGL display device... (NEW)
Setting screen mode to 1600x900x32@60hz (w)...
Creating a new window...
Acquiring a new device context...
Pixel format set:
32 color bits, 24 depth bits, 8 stencil bits
Creating a new rendering context...
Making the new rendering context current...
OpenGL driver information:
Vendor: ATI Technologies Inc.
Renderer: ATI Radeon HD 5700 Series
Version: 4.1.10600 Compatibility Profile Context
OpenGL Init: Enabled Extensions
ARB_multitexture (Max Texture Units: 8)
EXT_compiled_vertex_array
EXT_texture_env_combine
EXT_packed_pixels
EXT_fog_coord
ARB_texture_compression
EXT_texture_compression_s3tc
(ARB|EXT)_texture_env_add
EXT_texture_filter_anisotropic (Max anisotropy: 16.000000)
WGL_EXT_swap_control
GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object
GL_EXT_multi_draw_arrays
ARB_occlusion_query
OpenGL Init: Disabled Extensions
EXT_paletted_texture
NV_vertex_array_range
3DFX_texture_compression_FXT1
base/client/canvas.cs (53): Unable to find function OpenALInit
Loading compiled script base/client/scripts/allClientScripts.cs.
Activating package: CanvasCursor
Loading compiled script base/client/ui/allClientGuis.gui.
Executing config/client/config.cs.
Unable to locate audio profile '0'
Unable to locate audio profile '0'
Unable to locate audio profile '0'
Unable to locate audio profile '0'
Executing config/server/prefs.cs.
Exporting server prefs
Exporting client prefs
Exporting client config
Exporting rtb prefs
Shutting down the OpenGL display device...
Making the GL rendering context not current...
Deleting the GL rendering context...
Releasing the device context...
