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Should Badspot add more building layers?
Alphadin:
I think collision layers would be more convenient
Mr.Noßody:
I would love more layers. At-least one more. Having 3 - 4 would be a bit much..
However, the only place I see this being useful is on ModTer as you mentioned.
Also for those who don't know what he means, he's talking about how bricks can be built in water bricks because water bricks and regular bricks are on separate "Layers"
fred da kiko:
--- Quote from: Mr.Noßody on August 20, 2012, 11:38:37 PM ---I would love more layers. At-least one more. Having 3 - 4 would be a bit much..
However, the only place I see this being useful is on ModTer as you mentioned.
Also for those who don't know what he means, he's talking about how bricks can be built in water bricks because water bricks and regular bricks are on separate "Layers"
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i get it, like in a paint program where layer 1 doesn't interfere with layer 2, but both are visible. i still don't see how this would be useful for though.
Trinity Armory:
--- Quote from: fred da kiko on August 20, 2012, 11:50:24 PM ---i get it, like in a paint program where layer 1 doesn't interfere with layer 2, but both are visible. i still don't see how this would be useful for though.
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As the lairs work in Blockland, a brick on one layer type can support a brick of another layer, but you can still build in it (example: Water Bricks). GSF was hoping for a 3rd layer for terrain issues, as it would fix GSF's problem with trying to make terrain-style bricks work entirely properly with non-terrain bricks (especially ramps and so on). As a 3rd layer they could supported the bricks but still have some give for players to mess with.
Dexxtter:
--- Quote from: fred da kiko on August 20, 2012, 11:50:24 PM ---i get it, like in a paint program where layer 1 doesn't interfere with layer 2, but both are visible. i still don't see how this would be useful for though.
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That sure cleared it up.
It would be interesting. But I don't get what the new layers would be used for.