Game Development: Rasta Centipede

[AntiBlitz]

Where did pancakes recepy go?
I see new menu for modified versions, but no core recepy.

its in the pancake tab lol, under pancake.

[westokaze]

its in the pancake tab lol, under pancake.

Ah... Where?

[AntiBlitz]

its in the pancake tab lol, under pancake.

Ah... Where?

ah...there.



im going to suggest that you need to discover batter, as thats what its made from now, per the patch notes.

[Forest]

Cool update, thanks!

[Cajoes]

"Reworked the Roastspit resource to remove an ugly hack relevant in another context. Adder carcasses are now displayed on the spit."

Care to elaborate? sounds interesting.

Despite what hollywood and other bad cyberpunk movies would have you think, hacking is just code-author terminology for a patch of code that serves the singular purpose of making the damn thing work. They are often inelegant and rushed, ergo, a hack-job. Going from this context, we can thus surmise that the upgrade of the roasting spit from accepting small inventory object carcasses to accepting large furniture-type carcasses was a unpleasant experience for all involved parties. That has now been refined to allow for future updates more easily.

See also: snowflake code (code that serves a singular purpose and appears nowhere else) and spaghetti code (code that is literally all over the place).

Had it been something that could cause unexpected results, it would be a glitch or a exploit, not a hack.

[Zentetsuken]

"Reworked the Roastspit resource to remove an ugly hack relevant in another context. Adder carcasses are now displayed on the spit."

Care to elaborate? sounds interesting.

Despite what hollywood and other bad cyberpunk movies would have you think, hacking is just code-author terminology for a patch of code that serves the singular purpose of making the damn thing work. They are often inelegant and rushed, ergo, a hack-job. Going from this context, we can thus surmise that the upgrade of the roasting spit from accepting small inventory object carcasses to accepting large furniture-type carcasses was a unpleasant experience for all involved parties. That has now been refined to allow for future updates more easily.

See also: snowflake code (code that serves a singular purpose and appears nowhere else) and spaghetti code (code that is literally all over the place).

Had it been something that could cause unexpected results, it would be a glitch or a exploit, not a hack.

woah r u a hacker

[mefisto9055]

I LOVE YOU JORB & LOFTAR <3 <3

[911]

Nice update

[DDDsDD999]

"Reworked the Roastspit resource to remove an ugly hack relevant in another context. Adder carcasses are now displayed on the spit."

Care to elaborate? sounds interesting.

Despite what hollywood and other bad cyberpunk movies would have you think, hacking is just code-author terminology for a patch of code that serves the singular purpose of making the damn thing work. They are often inelegant and rushed, ergo, a hack-job. Going from this context, we can thus surmise that the upgrade of the roasting spit from accepting small inventory object carcasses to accepting large furniture-type carcasses was a unpleasant experience for all involved parties. That has now been refined to allow for future updates more easily.

See also: snowflake code (code that serves a singular purpose and appears nowhere else) and spaghetti code (code that is literally all over the place).

Had it been something that could cause unexpected results, it would be a glitch or a exploit, not a hack.

r u the hacker 4chan

[azrid]