tile levelling system
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Had to google what that was.
Be better if you posted here:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=151
Be better if you posted here:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=151
You have already posted this thread in Home & Garden. Go to that thread and reply if you want to continue the discussion, don't just start another thread about it.
Link below:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18557912
Link below:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18557912
It amazes me why somebody would come to an computer forum to ask about such a question. You could have so much more fun asking over at Mumsnet and watching them explode in fits of misplaced rage about how their former partners and current partners could tell you all about it, if they'd take their damn eyes off the little whore babysitter and remember all the sacrifices they made for them over the years and it's not like you even know how painful childbirth is.
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Serious?
Have you ever thought that there are skilled tradesmen on this forum?
Not every poster works in IT believe it or not.
Mind you it's not as bad as the poster who asked why somebody was asking questions about his child and somebody posted "Why would somebody come on a computer forum to ask that?"
There are zero Dads on here obviously.
What I meant was that if I was looking for an answer to the question, I'd be more likely to seek out a forum which is mainly populated by tradesmen or other skilled individuals. If I wanted advice on what car to buy, it wouldn't seem logical to go and sign up to a woodworking forum despite the fact there are likely to be a lot of users who are also motorists.
Or are you just arguing for the sake of it?
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Absolutely not but you are not giving credit to the many professionals we have on this forum.
And yes, if I was buying a car I would go in our own Motor Forum and ask the many experts in there who will have the same experience & knowledge as a dedicated forum.
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First cemolatex to level the floor.
Thin amount of adhesive, put spacers between tiles, a level put at any angle should touch all tiles.
You should never level tile A to tile B. you should level tile A to tile D with tile B + C in the path of the level.
If you level tile A to tile B, then tile B to tile C and so on. It will be ****
Thin amount of adhesive, put spacers between tiles, a level put at any angle should touch all tiles.
You should never level tile A to tile B. you should level tile A to tile D with tile B + C in the path of the level.
If you level tile A to tile B, then tile B to tile C and so on. It will be ****
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If this is for first game I would suggest on using 3 levels on the Z axis.
z0 = background
z1 = sprite
z2 = collision
Hope this helps!
z0 = background
z1 = sprite
z2 = collision
Hope this helps!
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WOW, just WOW.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18557912
Use that thread, don't make multiple threads.
Use that thread, don't make multiple threads.
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