By leaving the delay area blank? Yeah, it’s been done.
Your interpretation is a pretty accurate one, and I like it quite a bit. The way I think of it is just as the mechanics that aren’t directly advertised; the mechanics you have to learn about yourself.
You don’t need a class to learn about real life quantum mechanics (or Gimkit mechanics lol)
Oh wow. You didn’t read any of this, did you? That was the first quantum mechanic discovered, and it’s recursion.
sorry man
you’re like 6 months late to the party
@Blackfox45666 ok that’s literally unreadable im sorry man
I’m just really caught up with other things and my duck duck goose I’m unsure of anything anymore. I have other things with infinite loops… maybe one of them hasn’t been discovered and my findings will ACTUALLY be something new lol. Also, looks like my thing is no longer in need… that’s an L in my face.
If you’re triggering a trigger 5 times in one second, and the trigger has a 2 minute delay, then every 2 minutes it’ll run 5 times. I’m guessing your delay was low enough that you didn’t notice it.
What does this mean? The borders of the zone can certainly fit outside of the object’s hitbox, but when you highlight it maybe you’re highlighting the zone. Could you elaborate a bit?
Wow, you guys went crazy talking about Fox and Wikipedia.
Wikipedia is actually pretty accurate, but the idea that anyone can edit often lowers its view in the public eye. It’s certainly worth it to check the citations if you’re using it for anything important, but generally big topics can be assumed correct.
Fox is a whole different story.
Why are we talking politics and sources on a Gimkit post? You guys take tangents to a whole new level lol
I’m saying that it’s impossible to make a zone EXACTLY fitting a prop. Because all of them have irregular hitboxes and shapes. You’d need, like, thousands of zones to make a fully accurate hitbox.
