Record Movements Block

[earthrulerr]

@slate_technologies

destructive criticism

To some people they may feel like this.

[slate_technologies]

@earthrulerr

You can not just say someone is lying…

The truth is, they are. I even gave examples like

@slate_technologies

Also can't you use Browser Data Storage?

which is feedback/constructive criticism, right?
I also explained why I think they should use

@slate_technologies

Browser Data Storage

by saying

@slate_technologies

list data has its drawbacks. Sometimes it has a limit and it is very impossible to get that data imported into another project.

I should have said "It has its limit all the time" but you get the jist of it.

[slate_technologies]

By

@slate_technologies

abuse of power

I meant that it's an abuse of flagging and such because people would probably use flagging to resolve anything from topics to something they don't agree with.

Think of it as like prank calling the police. They won't like that.

[earthrulerr]

@slate_technologies

which is feedback/constructive criticism, right?

The tone you said that one at is feedback but in some other topics you have said some a bit different.

[mr_owlssssnap2]

^^^^
this

[earthrulerr]

We should probably stop this argument or one of us or all of us will be suspended from the forums.

[slate_technologies]

Okay then.

Alright, mr_owl, here's what earthrulerr gave to us to resolve our argument:

@earthrulerr

Ok, please stop arguing everyone. There is no point in this. @slate_technologies you could have looked in the block and should not have accused @mr_owlssssnap2 of lying and @mr_owlssssnap2 you could have given an answer with better context. @slate_technologies you do sometimes use “constructive criticism” and some people do not like it. I should not have replied on the *cough *cough part.

Please read it thoroughly.

[mr_owlssssnap2]

@slate_technologies

Please read it thoroughly.

Now that is rude.
Ok, fine we will stop, but your tone comes off as harsh and aggressive sometimes.

[earthrulerr]

It’s not really rude when I first made it I was thinking of putting please read it thoroughly, enough, no more arguments on this topic after this. This is nonsense.

@mr_owlssssnap2

edit: yessir

bruh

[mr_owlssssnap2]

fine I'll remove it
edit remove your edit

[slate_technologies]

@slate_technologies

Please

I said please.

This will be the last of these arguments. So

@slate_technologies

Please

stop.

[mr_owlssssnap2]

I already said ok.

[mr_owlssssnap2]

@bh remove the argument

[sqoosh]

I've done this before, it is quite interesting, you could record movements in games if you recorded every variable to be played back.

[mr_owlssssnap2]

Yeah ik.
Can you do a survey for me?
Do you find this

• Useful
• Okay
• Bad

[sqoosh]

Ehhh... I wouldn't call it just 'okay', I also wouldn't call it bad. It may be useful to debug things maybe by showing exact movements in certain situations? It is probably useful in certain areas.

[mr_owlssssnap2]

ok

[slate_technologies]

(This is sort of a repost comment (My comment) so you don't have to read it if you don't want to.)
I have suggestions (In case you didn't read them):

You should use Browser Storage to store that data so you can take that data to another project. That way you don't have to reimport that data meticulously.

I mean, you can make a project with that existing data, tell people to "download" it, or run it and store it on their browser, and now that all that data exists on the user's browser, you can tell them to run the REAL project. This is efficient.

[mr_owlssssnap2]

Ok maybe

[slate_technologies]

@slate_technologies

Step 1: You can make some sort of "Server" project that imports the data on the user's computer browser (AKA whoever runs the project).

Step 2: Now that the browser data is on the user's browser, you can have them run the actual project.

Step 3: After that data has been used, you can do some "Garbage Collection" and delete that data.

This is my idea.