[Alucard^]

Wow, this is a good thing... at this moment i dont have an idea where i can use this but... i will think in something.

Thanks.

[Seta00]

Originally Posted by Alucard^ Wow, this is a good thing... at this moment i dont have an idea where i can use this but... i will think in something. Thanks.

1) Open your own surf server
2) Code something to set your airaccelerate + maxspeed to a higher value
3) pwn

[Alucard^]

Yes, i have 3 surf servers xd. The point is that i don't want to change the airaccelerate of the player unless i think an idea of a new type of MOD in surf using this.

OH, i have a question related to the airacceleration... someone know what is the top of the airaccelerate value? its 100? or more?

[Exolent[jNr]]

It's not very noticeable after 100 since the 2 standards are 10 and 100 but there really isn't a max except the integer limits.

[Alucard^]

Oh... and, what you mean with "integer limits"?

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by Alucard^ Oh... and, what you mean with "integer limits"?

Well, since the native only allows integers, you can only go -(2^31) to 2^31.

[ot_207]

-(2^31) to (2^31 - 1)

[ehha]

I guess that's the limit on a 64bit cpu?

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by ehha I guess that's the limit on a 64bit cpu?

No.

For n-bit signed integers, it is -(2^(n-1)) to (2^(n-1)-1).
For n-bit unsigned integers, it is 0 to (2^n-1).

Thanks Bugsy for that correction.

[ehha]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] No. For n-bit signed integers, it is -(2^((n/2)-1)) to (2^((n/2)-1)-1). For n-bit unsigned integers, it is 0 to (2^n-1). Thanks Bugsy for that correction.

Both signed and unsigned should hold the same amount of numbers, in you example, signed holds 2x.