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Author Topic: Using Tings.. Turning off the Stack feature? [Locked]
FatalProphet
Posts: 36
Registered: 2004-8-15 13:34:19
Im using tings to make arrows, but it goes extremely slow due to it stacking after every comp it makes. Is there any way to turn this option off?
mrFlipo  2 stars
Posts: 321
Registered: 2003-6-24 17:15:28
No option to stop this behavior exists at the moment.


Are you wanting it to really not stack at all?
FatalProphet
Posts: 36
Registered: 2004-8-15 13:34:19
Well I would prefer it stacks it after like 20 or 30 are made, cause the way it is now, it stacks after every one, which slows down the entire process.
Drakier  4 stars
Posts: 1,486
Registered:
why are you making arrows one at a time? *grins*


That's what they invented Bundles for! *double grins*


Back in my day, we had to make arrows by hand... one at a time... using the shortcut keys on the quickbar.... 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3.... we did it and we LIKED it!


hehe.
mrFlipo  2 stars
Posts: 321
Registered: 2003-6-24 17:15:28
I seem to recall a discusion about this from years gone by.


Basically it would make arrows faster but once you did the stack at the end it would be about the same total time.

i.e. All your doing is shifting the time to the end of process not changing total time.


Maybe I'm missing something on this. What is making you think that this would improve overall speed?
FatalProphet
Posts: 36
Registered: 2004-8-15 13:34:19
It just seems like it would be faster if it stacked it after, but maybe your right on your assumption that its the same total time in the end. Its all good though, its not a huge problem, ill get over it.


Thanks
mrFlipo  2 stars
Posts: 321
Registered: 2003-6-24 17:15:28
Your Welcome.


I just wanted to make sure that there was not something else going on.

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