Edit: I guess it's only in the editor it looks like this, but still very annoying.
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Sep 7 2010, 11:27 pm by Project100.
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Too many roads a bad thing?
I'm trying to make a map that's supposed to be in a very organized city, so i have a lot of roads that are seperate, but now all the cliff edges look like the korhal concrete brush, just angled up.
Edit: I guess it's only in the editor it looks like this, but still very annoying.
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Sep 7 2010, 11:27 pm by Project100.
Edit: I guess it's only in the editor it looks like this, but still very annoying.
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Sep 7 2010, 11:27 pm by Project100.
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Not too sure, but try pressing Ctrl+T.
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Uhh..oh...wow. That worked...wtf? lol
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:payne:
Look under "View -> Terrain -> Show hidden terrain", its hotkey is Ctrl+T. 
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Zoan -- of course it isn't full understanding. You could ask "is the mechanism by which this counterexample blows up the ONLY mechanism possible for an initial configuration to blow up?"[05:47 pm]
Zoan -- HeinermannHeinermann shouted: it also didn't solve that problem but hey as long as the investors are pleased
Constructing a counterexample is answering the question: "Is Navier Stokes well posed?" in the negative[05:43 pm]
Heinermann -- it also didn't solve that problem but hey as long as the investors are pleased[05:39 pm]
NudeRaider -- I have no idea tbh. All I know no human was ever able to solve it, but there's at least a few that beat portal 
[04:32 pm]
NudeRaider -- ZoanZoan shouted: I find it kind of sad that on the same day it was announced AI solved Navier Stokes, it was also announced AI beat Portal, and there's a good deal of people who don't know which is more impressive
you find it sad not everyone is a math nerd?
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