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Posted by Greco on 09-24-2002 06:17 PM:

Will the fixed yellow - orange jumppoint be in r2

Posted by Mr. Fury on 09-24-2002 06:21 PM:

It is already in R1, it is special warpout.

We can't use different jump anims for both jump in and out, or we can but it is unreliable at best. We need source code changes to do this properly. This is why second jump anim will not be in R2 as a normal jump anim.

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Posted by Mr. Fury on 09-24-2002 06:21 PM:

Posted by Sigma957 on 09-25-2002 06:05 AM:

Unreliable is a good word to use Sometimes you see it, most of the time you don't...

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Posted by Sigma957 on 09-25-2002 06:05 AM:

Unreliable is a good word to use Sometimes you see it, most of the time you don't...

Posted by Remora on 10-01-2002 05:11 PM:

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Originally posted by IceFire

Not that differently...I can see there being a minor descrepancy between people (presuming there's no color blindness) but the fact is that the light enters your eye at the same wavelength across the spectrum consistantly...so there should be little difference in the actual perception of the color. The difference I think is probably more language based.

The fact that the wavelength is the same isn't the point ... the point is that every human's brain INTERPRETS the color differently ... the reason? could be anything from cultural differences to past (scarring??) experiences to health reasons.

Posted by Remora on 10-01-2002 05:11 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by IceFire

Not that differently...I can see there being a minor descrepancy between people (presuming there's no color blindness) but the fact is that the light enters your eye at the same wavelength across the spectrum consistantly...so there should be little difference in the actual perception of the color. The difference I think is probably more language based.

Posted by karajorma on 10-01-2002 05:32 PM:

Remora has a point. There is a rare disease where people taste green or smell red. Since there is no way to actually check the way that colours are viewed by different people the colour I see as red could be the colour you see as blue.

I think Icefire's right though. It's more likely that it's simply a language problem

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Posted by karajorma on 10-01-2002 05:32 PM:

Posted by Hades on 10-04-2002 12:11 AM:

Yeah, I think it is mostly a language problem.

But then again, that might be why certain people think certains colors look good by each other. Everybody likes certain colors, but they are shown differently to each human.

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Posted by Someone on 10-08-2002 10:00 AM:

So in effect, it is a thing of psychology and biology mixed?

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Posted by BabProj Team on 10-08-2002 01:24 PM:

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Remora has a point. There is a rare disease where people taste green or smell red. Since there is no way to actually check the way that colours are viewed by different people the colour I see as red could be the colour you see as blue.

I think Icefire's right though. It's more likely that it's simply a language problem

I'm saying that you cannot see red and I see blue....I'm saying that you might interpret red, especially when placed beside another color, differently. You are still physically seeing the same color, in pretty much all cases, everyone see's Red....and everyone's eyes are indeed picking up the wavelength that pertains to red....but yes Remora is right as well that the connotation for that particular color may be different.

But I refuse to believe that I see one color and that another person would see another color on the other side of the visible spectrum.

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Posted by IceFire on 10-08-2002 01:24 PM:

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Remora has a point. There is a rare disease where people taste green or smell red. Since there is no way to actually check the way that colours are viewed by different people the colour I see as red could be the colour you see as blue.

I think Icefire's right though. It's more likely that it's simply a language problem

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Posted by karajorma on 10-08-2002 02:27 PM:

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I'm saying that you cannot see red and I see blue....I'm saying that you might interpret red, especially when placed beside another color, differently. You are still physically seeing the same color, in pretty much all cases, everyone see's Red....and everyone's eyes are indeed picking up the wavelength that pertains to red....but yes Remora is right as well that the connotation for that particular color may be different.

But I refuse to believe that I see one color and that another person would see another color on the other side of the visible spectrum.

Yes but colour is a completely relative concept. You can`t compare colours without a point of reference. I can explain to child what a ball or flower is without needing to show them one but the only way to explain a colour he's never seen is to point to something that is that colour.
There is no absolute definition for red or blue so if the colour receptors in my brain were the other way around from yours there would be absolutely no way we could ever tell.

Posted by karajorma on 10-08-2002 02:27 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by IceFire

I'm saying that you cannot see red and I see blue....I'm saying that you might interpret red, especially when placed beside another color, differently. You are still physically seeing the same color, in pretty much all cases, everyone see's Red....and everyone's eyes are indeed picking up the wavelength that pertains to red....but yes Remora is right as well that the connotation for that particular color may be different.

But I refuse to believe that I see one color and that another person would see another color on the other side of the visible spectrum.

Posted by Fahd on 10-08-2002 06:53 PM:

Or you could just tell the child that the visable spectrum is from about 400 nm's to 700 nm's, and the way you tell something is blue is by measuring the lights wavelength. Of course that's too easy

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Posted by Fahd on 10-08-2002 06:53 PM:

Or you could just tell the child that the visable spectrum is from about 400 nm's to 700 nm's, and the way you tell something is blue is by measuring the lights wavelength. Of course that's too easy

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