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20th Apr 2023

Yep. Note though that it only works correctly up to 65535, both the inputs AND the output, so you still can get an incorrect result if you try for example 65535 * 2. That will give you 65534, which is 131070 truncated to 16 bits.

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LogikMacherDE 13th Jul 2023

you working on R3 does it have an 1d cpu and stuff? or other projects if you work on the R3 im on tptmp rn and meaby show it
LBPHacker 30th Apr 2023

Answering your question, what you do is use FILT's type but also encode tmp = 7 into the upper bits. That's 125 | (7 << 9) = 3709. Btw, join the subframe server! https://discord.gg/fjF24Hc
LBPHacker 30th Apr 2023

I'm not sure how familiar you are with the source but bear with me: FILT's create function interprets the "v" parameter as the tmp to use. This means that anything that creates particles and controls the v parameter can spawn FILT with non-zero tmp. CRAY does control v; it uses the upper bits of ctype for this. Where the lower (type) bits end and the upper (in this case, v) bit start depends on TPT version. There are currently 9 bits allocated to the type, everything above that is v bits.
xiaohei_5753 30th Apr 2023

I have a question, how to make CRAY (FILT(XOR))? It looks like magic.
Jerehmia 24th Apr 2023

@ASimpleCreator Zoom in on coordinates (224, 240). If you delete the particle at those coordinates with CTRL + right click another one will appear (because you only delete the top particle from the stack that way). You'll have to CTRL + right click 1491 times to delete every particle in that stack.
ASimpleCreator 24th Apr 2023

1491 particle stack?
LogikMacherDE 24th Apr 2023

bruh why is this so underrated
R33sesK1ng 23rd Apr 2023

+1 +Fav as per usual |c
concreteSolid 21st Apr 2023

Mathematician here
micque 21st Apr 2023

amazing! also nearly 3 mil, very nice, anyways +1!

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