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Nuclear powerplants ...Thank you!

I didn't expect to see this topic in here, though..
Now I watch approx. 10 minutes of news a day in total - just so I don't miss a sudden "happy" event.
Haven't been able to spot one in the "news" for a looong time.

But returning to a'hmm co2...

Here are some ...

Merry Christmas
May the new year shine upon you with happiness and peace.
Best wishes

StaticGeometry example

StaticGeometry.pb

Using WorldShadows(#PB_Shadow_Additive) decreases the framerate considerably.
Go to 'ground' level and 'move' around - very clear when moving from one side
to the other.
No problem in version 6.1

Just testing it out.
Great work!
Thx

A generous collection of examples.

Thank you for making them available.

Thank you.

Yup, way better.
Really great.

Awesome fishes.
Lovely example.

The sun command affect CreateWater() nothing else.

As Demivec wrote, you have to do it the other way.

Take a look at "StaticGeometry.pb" in the PB's examples folder for reference.

China is the land of shortcuts with massive surveillance and population control.
I wouldn't trust China for a second, but recently they showcased their version of linux called OpenKylin.
(Edit: I don't trust ANY government in general)
It should be 100% Opensource which could be their way to ...

I truly hate AI and I can't stand the owners and the developers creating it..

I don't expect many to join me in this, but the future they want
AI to participate in and what it will be used for is not good.

Already it is biased as hell. Don't ask me what I mean - try it and
you might find out ...

Remove the Entity() inside the IsEntity().
Simply check the entity by value alone.

Edit:
Ran it twice now without freezing...
It seems like it struggles during the morphing?

On windows it works fast and flawlessly, though.
Good example.

Try this: WindowEvent is not handled correctly

Procedure ColorBlend(color1.l, color2.l, blend.f)
Protected r.w,g.w,b.w,a.w
r= Red(color1) + (Red(color2) - Red(color1)) * blend
g=Green(color1) + (Green(color2) - Green(color1)) * blend
b= Blue(color1) + (Blue(color2) - Blue(color1)) * blend
a ...

Damn! Pure magic!