So do I get to claim the title of longest haired BeamNG member? Or is someone gonna wrestle that title from me? Which brings me to another point. It's really quite the sausage fest in here with no women isn't it? Or maybe they're hiding. I got bitch slapped by a drunk girl on Friday actually, was rather amusing.
I should probably do that. Especially since it's becoming warm. Although, it has felt like Seattle's weather moved here for the past week.
Would a GTX 560 2gb superclocked be able to max out arma 3 at 60 fps. Would it do better than GTX 750
It's really close, much closer than I thought initially. Here's how it would stack up: Price: 750 (new), Matched (used) Core Clock Speed: 750 Memory Clock Speed: 750 Texture rate: 750 Memory Bandwidth: 560 Output Processors: 560 Memory Bus: 560 Mapping Units (Texture): 560 Here's a salt shaker: take it for what you will.
I kinda want to model a custom car for BeamNG. But seeing as I am terrible at modelling, it'll probably end up looking like the Hammerhead Eagle i Thrust (aka Geoff).
The only other member that comes to mind is skinniersteve, if his avatar is actually him, then you guys are probably neck and neck (pun intended).v I think his hair might be longer than yours. He can only claim the title if he sees this post, and he's not very active.
My hair goes down to the middle of my back. maybe it's a close tie. Sausage fest... Sounds hot. Anyway, that is odd. No girls. But it is the internet. I girl slapped a drunk bitch on friday and told her to pass it on. Apparently she got things a bit mixed up. My sincere apologies.
It would be about equal to a GTX750 but no, neither of them will run Arma 3 at full/60fps. I can't on my 780 and my friend can't on his 970, it's not a very optimised game.
Yeah, I'd be interested to see how many girls are actually on the forums. Certainly not many. - - - Updated - - - I have to make a calculator on a webpage using JavaScript and have no idea what the heck I'm doing.
Now trying to re-render an animation of an ocean I made a while back and it can't open file for writing. Probably something I messed up.
Depending on how elegant this has to be. Either a) clicky buttons. Variable to store first number entered, variable to store operation, variable to store second number. Perform operation when buttons are clicked. b) clicky buttons with a finite state machine. Bit fancier than the above. c) Reverse Polish Notation and the Shunting Yard Algorithm with a text box. if you want to go super elegant. RPN/SY and clicky buttons can be combined. For the text box. Its very hard to get a computer to parse something like ((304-42)*(54+4/3)+241)/45+2. All the brackets and order of operations (brackets before indices before division, multiplication, addition and finally subtraction etc) really throw things off, really confuses the PC. The typical way of parsing mathematical expressions on a computer is to write the expression in a form known as reverse polish notation. 2 + 3 in RPN becomes 2 3 +. (4 - 2) + (9 * 8) would become 4 2 - 9 8 * +. RPN forgoes the need for brackets or a predefined order of operations. There are 2 major algorithms out there for scanning RPN into plain text. I myself have written a crude RPN calculator in javascript: http://www.eng.nene.ac.uk/~13426422/Stuff/RPN.html Of course RPN doesnt help alot on its own when most people dont have a clue how to use it. The Shunting Yard algorithm is one of the few algorithms that can handle infix expressions (ones we usually use), it cant calculate the result, it simply takes an infix expression and spits out the RPN expression, you then calculate from the RPN. RPN and the Shunting Yard are both on youtube. - - - Updated - - - Reboot machine. Open admin command prompt. Navigate to the directory of the file. Touch the file. - - - Updated - - - Not quite to the middle of my back yet. You may have me beat. As for a sausage fest, each to their own.
Alright, thanks. Right now I am using the html input type="button" and have given them a certain value, but my programming knowledge is zilch. I basically have no idea what to do and it is due next period :/ Here's what I have, ignore the JavaScript, it's all a bunch of mumbo jumbo. Code: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <!--head--> <head> <title>Calculator</title> <style type="text/css"> button.functions { height: 45px; width: 45px; background-color: lightblue; margin-bottom: 2px; } .number { height: 45px; width: 45px; background-color: lightgrey; margin-bottom: 2px; } button.enter { height: 45px; width: 95px; background-color: lightblue; margin-bottom: 2px; } #output { height: 30px; width: 190px; border: 2px solid black; margin-bottom: -5px; } </style> </head> <!--body--> <body> <div id="calculator"> <input type="text" name="input" id="output"></p> <!--row1--> <button class="functions" onmousedown="add();">+</button> <button class="functions" onmousedown="sub();">-</button> <button class="functions" onmousedown="mult();">*</button> <button class="functions" onmousedown="div();">/</button> <br/> <!--row2--> <input type="button" class="number" value="1" id="one" onclick="calc.input.value += '1'"/> <input type="button" class="number" value="2" id="two" /> <input type="button" class="number" value="3" id="three"/> <br/> <!--row3--> <input type="button" class="number" value="4" id="four"/> <input type="button" class="number" value="5" id="five"/> <input type="button" class="number" value="6" id="six"/> <br/> <!--row4--> <input type="button" class="number" value="7" id="seven"/> <input type="button" class="number" value="8" id="eight"/> <input type="button" class="number" value="9" id="nine"/> <br/> <!--row5--> <input type="button" class="number" value="0" id="zero"/> <button class="enter" onmousedown="enter();">=</button> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> var x; var y; var z; document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = x; function add() { x+; document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = x; } function sub() { x-; document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = x; } function mult() { x*; document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = x; } function div() { x/: document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = x; } function enter() { document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = x; } function grabNum() { onClick("number"); getVal } </script> </body> </html>
