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This might have been intended, but I noticed terminals (e.g. T&M alpha1/2) have a fairly static demeanor, with the exception of some jumping sparks. Most structures on the island look pretty active in comparison anyway. This might also be a bug, I can't remember if this used to be less static.
Anyway, here's a picture:
This might have been intended, but I noticed terminals (e.g. T&M alpha1/2) have a fairly static demeanor, with the exception of some jumping sparks. Most structures on the island look pretty active in comparison anyway. This might also be a bug, I can't remember if this used to be less static.
Anyway, here's a picture:
I wonder if having active objects would eat more processor time and the dev types omitted them because the terminals tend to have a lot of bot traffic. Probably not though. I can't imagine that consumes a great deal of computational time.
Is that your bot, by the way?
Doek wrote:This might have been intended, but I noticed terminals (e.g. T&M alpha1/2) have a fairly static demeanor, with the exception of some jumping sparks. Most structures on the island look pretty active in comparison anyway. This might also be a bug, I can't remember if this used to be less static.
Anyway, here's a picture:
I wonder if having active objects would eat more processor time and the dev types omitted them because the terminals tend to have a lot of bot traffic. Probably not though. I can't imagine that consumes a great deal of computational time.
Is that your bot, by the way?
since this is purely client side, I can't imagine why this could not be a toggel in graphics settings.
I meant this to be a possible method of processor budgeting on the client. But yes, now that I've stopped to look more closely, it does seem like a simple omission rather than an intentional act.
This is a known bug actually. (moved)
(#2898)
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