Subframed fair pair of die.
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Implemented a more compact dice dot decoder.
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heloooooooooo
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@micro I initially thought I rolled a lot of doubles too but they average out at 1/6 over a few hundred rolls. I experimented with revaluing one die but that doesn't make a noticable difference. Either there is some strange coupling that evens out over a few hunderd rolls or it's just that this enables you to roll dice so fast that the 1/6 chance of rolling doubles becomes more noticable.
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Fair dice. still managed to roll snake eyes twice in a row. Outstanding luck iv got. +1
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Jerehmia: thanks
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dice dice dice dice dice +1
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Very nice!
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@micque That's almost what's happening, the difference is that everything takes exactly 1 frame, to it's sparked 60x a second and it rolls 60x a second too. That's generally how subframing works, you don't have to worry about timing because everything happens within a single frame, the difficulty lies in designing components so they work at that speed..
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MallardDuck: I believe it's because it's subframe, so it takes near-no time in-game, so I assume it takes more time to consistantly spark it than the creation takes to roll
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never seen an at least somewhat complex electronic in this game that still works fine when you constantly spark it! +1