Any opinions about my plans for game renovation? RAM Update!
Ambular:
If Gunmod's radiance is too dark for you, you might consider getting Spookymuffin's lighting mod instead. It doesn't change daytime or nighttime lighting, it just adds a nice dawn and dusk effect in the morning and evening. Topic here: http://www.moreawesomethanyou.com/smf/index.php?topic=13778.0
Lord Darcy:
Quote from: parrot on 2009 March 06, 22:52:22
Lord Darcy's More Deco Slots
-I had tried this once, but for some reason any wall hangings would jump to the slots, making it impossible to properly hang a wall hanging after placement of a deco slot effected object. Has this been fixed since?
Actually, this is a normal EAxian behaviour which came with AL's dresser update, not something caused by my mod. Try in a hack-free game (that is, if you have either AL or M&G) with a newly bought EAxis dresser and you'll get the same result.
In pre-AL EPs, the height type (I7) of dresser slots was 11 (decorative), which was why they couldn't accept a lot of EAxian/custom objects that were not prepared for decorative slots. The only exceptions are 5 IKEA dressers. My pre-AL version of More Deco slot mod changed the height type from 11 to 8 (end table), so that they can accept everything which can also be placed on end tables.
In AL, EAxis changed the height type of dresser from 11 to 13 (shelf). The advantage of shelf slots is that you can put even more objects which you cannot place on regular surfaces, like teddy bears. But it comes at the cost of annoying behaviour regarding wall decorations that you've described. It only happens when moveobjects cheat is on. It seems that moveobjects cheat bypasses "Prevent Placement" BHAV.
The workaround is either turn moveobjects cheat off or move the slot object out of the way as Pescado suggested.
kazebird:
It isn't that, because it wasn't a dresser that caused this. In the instance I can remember, it was one of the televisions.
morriganrant:
Quote from: parrot on 2009 March 09, 22:56:35
It isn't that, because it wasn't a dresser that caused this. In the instance I can remember, it was one of the televisions.
The fridges too. I think that Darcy is saying that because of what Eaxis did, this is a side effect of what his more deco slots do as well. Meaning, not his fault that it happens, blame EA. Or I could be wrong, I have a headache. Simply move the item one block out of the way, put the wall object on the wall, and move it back, no big deal. It did confuse me the first time I came across this issue though, It took me a few moments to figure out why the fire alarm "disappeared" when I tried to place it behind the fridge ...then I discovered it several sim feet in the air above the fridge.
J. M. Pescado:
Quote from: theresatv on 2009 March 08, 16:14:42
I don't think the number of cores is the limiting factor. My understanding is that it depends on if it's a 32-bit or 64-bit processor. If you have a 32-bit processor OR a 32-bit operating system you are physically limited to addressing no more than 4 GB of RAM.
You cannot actually *RUN* a 64-bit OS on a 32-bit processor, so it's all down to the OS.
Quote from: theresatv on 2009 March 08, 16:14:42
Core 2 Duos come in both 32 and 64-bit flavors, I believe. I have no idea if Macs and/or the MAC OS are 64-bit or not, as Macs annoy me.
I think all core2s I've heard of are 64-bit enabled, but most OSen do not run 64bit because it has not become popular yet.
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