Author Topic: setAimLocation  (Read 5321 times)

According to your activity you seem to be "checking up" regularly.

So I am not aloud to check up on Blockland?

Why am I not aloud to?

I know alot more about the world of coding since I left.

I highly doubt that.

I respect your opinion.

Because you said you'd be leaving. Now when someone leaves, generally they leave and don't stick around posting crap. I expect we'll be seeing you on Blockland soon too.

I know alot more about the world of coding since I left.
You have GOT to be joking. You come back and state that a dso is written in BINARY and that Hexadecimal's sole purpose is for color codes. You are one funny guy.

I said is used for color codes, I did not say it's sole purpose is for color codes.

Hex is not a colour code (its just binary in easyer format?)

even in the link you gave it says
"Its primary purpose is to represent the binary code in a format easier for humans to read,"

So what have you learned about the coding world? Managed to figure out how those tricky switch statements work yet?

Well what do you call this then: #FFFFFF

I don't feel it's appropriate to post it here, if you want to know, make a topic in off-topic and I'll happily post there.

Took to long, I've finished checking up.
« Last Edit: March 14, 2008, 03:31:31 PM by MrPickle »

Googleing for HeX websites and pasting one?

I call that the hex way of storing a number, which can represent a colour.

It's like saying just because you use a ; in an essay, it's scripted.

Hex is a way of storing numerical values.

For example:

ACACAC is a hex value interpreted by some programs and css to mean color.  The value by itself is just a number.  The value is interpreted to mean RRGGBB (red green blue).

A means 10, B means 11, C means 12, D means 13, E means 14 and F means 15.

This is when you do you're R/G/B value % 16.
« Last Edit: March 14, 2008, 03:25:37 PM by MrPickle »

Your post was completely unnecessary.

A means 10, B means 11, C means 12, D means 13, E means 14 and F means 15.

This is when you do you're R/G/B value % 16.

Note that this isn't coding knowledge, by the way. These are basic computer concepts that the majority of people on these forums already knew.