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Geek Culture / The bed component

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C0wbox
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 00:01 Edited at: 28th Jan 2010 12:23
I know everyone hates me because I'm picky about spelling and grammar, but I thought this one took the biscuit.

I was searching for a solution to why changing the diffuse of a sprite many times in a loop didn't seem to work as expected when I found this as the description for the Blue value:
Quote: "
Blue Value

Integer
The bed component value ranges are 0 to 255, with 255 being completely full and 0 being no color use"

I burst out laughing when I realised it did actually say bed instead of blue. xD


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Venge
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 00:15
255 makes a full bed!


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PW Productions
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 01:19
That is surely a weird typo

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Shadowtroid
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 02:03
What, never heard of a 255-way?

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thenerd
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 02:30
well, Lee probably just copied and pasted from the red one, but got bored and decided not to finish typing "blue".

RUCCUS
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 03:34
Or he was tired of writing help files and looked over at his office bed while typing.
Double B
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 05:20
Well, how do you explain Bob? That has to be the most classic example.
Fallout
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 10:06
^Yes. I could just imagine him half asleep, looking longingly at his bed as he wrote that help file.

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RUCCUS
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Posted: 27th Jan 2010 13:29
Looking through any of the help files, Id say Lee did that a lot . Spelling mistakes, tonnes of code mistakes, intense lack of explanations... the entire thing is just one giant joke . Like I said before, someone needs to write a help file on writing help files, and send it off to Lee and the crew.
ShaunRW
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Posted: 28th Jan 2010 04:33
That's why i couldn't find the blue component for my new bed

C0wbox
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Posted: 28th Jan 2010 12:22 Edited at: 28th Jan 2010 12:24
Don't worry, we can now kit any key:
Quote: "rem Set an exit prompt
exit prompt "Exit","Prompt"
print "Done. Kit Any Key"
wait key
do
loop
end"

(Also, kitting any key wouldn't exit the program... - to see the command in action you'd have to press escape.)


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Darth Vader
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Posted: 28th Jan 2010 12:50
This is rather funny! I wonder if Lee was actually in bed while he was writing the help files...

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