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[Racerboy]

my telephone poles
 

and slack is used very often when describing rope/string
such as when fishing, you give the fish a little bit of 'slack' to move around a bit

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[Mysteroo]

did you disregard what he said about modification discussion?

Oh, nevermind. I did know about the topic, I just thought brian made that topic, wasn't paying attention enough

[BlockoCrafter]

It's about time this was done!

[Lørd Tøny]

Are you talking about the rope moving or like holding things

both

[asablief]

both

I wasn't aware of actual legit rope brigdes being made without the use of invisible boxes.

sounds cool

[VinnyTheGuy]

I wasn't aware of actual legit rope brigdes being made without the use of invisible boxes.

sounds cool

Totally legit

[Pengie]

Somewhat unrelated but it is perfectly normal to use the word "slack" in this scenario.

Seriously I hear people use it all the time. Sag sounds handicapped.

[Wedge]

Somewhat unrelated but it is perfectly normal to use the word "slack" in this scenario.

Seriously I hear people use it all the time. Sag sounds handicapped.

The term used in mathematical calculations involving cables is "dip," if you'd really like to be picky about it.

[Mysteroo]

Somewhat unrelated but it is perfectly normal to use the word "slack" in this scenario.

Seriously I hear people use it all the time. Sag sounds handicapped.

this, sag does sound odd. It sounds more for clothes and such. Dip sounds like ice cream XD

[Kalphiter]

this, sag does sound odd. It sounds more for clothes and such. Dip sounds like ice cream XD

Sag is the name, keep it that way.
Slack does not belong here.

[Treynolds416]

You could use the term "local minimum"

[VinnyTheGuy]

You could use the term "local minimum"

ohailovey

[Mega-Bear]

Sag is the name, keep it that way.
Slack does not belong here.

It really doesn't matter. Both get the point across and are commonly used in the same instance. They're synonyms.

[Tammy]

I think I'll call it "Curve Adjustment" in the GUIs.

[VinnyTheGuy]

I think I'll call it "Curve Adjustment" in the GUIs.

This works.