Sure! I’ll change it.
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Thought I was an expert at gimkit creative.
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Well, you’re pretty new, so you still have some learning to do! Anyway, welcome to the forum!
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I know some stuff about gimkit. I can code pretty well. Made a cafe, and an arena. But I probably do have lots to learn.
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If you want to start learning about technical gimkit, I would recommend starting here: Advanced Update Order | Difficulty: 🟪
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AUO is kinda the baseline for technical gimkit. It ties in to a lot of other concepts, purely because it’s so important.
(I’ll add to page and also bump :D)
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How does scope play into AUO? Like who’ll get a notif first from a relay?
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Interesting…
How would we measure that though?
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Place a relay and a notif. Track who enter la the game in what order.
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bumping this because more people should see this and also I need ideaaaaas
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this is cool, I’ll be on the lookout
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You could make something with their name, to track the auo
so something like
set text (join(text,playername)
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Player IDs also do that.
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just noting that multi-relay interactions are now considered quantum mechanics cus why not
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I don’t know how I feel about one of the oldest open questions being lumped into this thing.
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It isn’t. Quantum mechanics are what happen sub-tick, and multi-relays don’t really fulfill the original intent or the definition of the field.
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They do, though. They occur subtick (effectively instant channel resolving), they fulfill the intent of quirky but important mechanics of gimkit, and I literally made quantum mechanics up so I can kinda define it, right?
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What do you mean? I’m not trying to offend anyone, so I can remove it if that’s rude or assuming of me
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You’re not wrong, but they happen in a specific order. Nothing cancels out, and there really isn’t anything weird about it.
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