In dota, if you recieve an item that an ally has purchased, it is disabled. This is probably another item, with the same icon but it has no effect. Does anybody know how to attempt this?
It's complicated, you basic need to store ever item in a hashtable, and then set a number as the first play who picks it up. Every time someone else grabs it, if it doesn't match with the number replace it with the disabled item.
if your not using the hp of an item, you can always use that to keep track
the other simple method is using the custom value of the item
but you basically set one of those two to the player's number, then check the person picking up the item and the oringinal owner of the item, if everything checks out fine, then give the hero that picks up the item the original item, if not then give them the disabled version.
Note that this system creates items, so your gona need to give the created items the same value as the original
Another issue I'm learning is that a lot of the air quality sensors don't work at very high ambient temperatures. I'm planning on heating this enclosure to like 60C or so, and that's the upper limit of their functionality
Although I don't know if I need to actually actively heat it or just let the plate and hotend bring the ambient temp to whatever it will, but even then I need to figure out an exfiltration for hot air. I think I kind of know what to do but it's still fucking confusing
I don't think I'm dealing with quite the same pressures though, at the very least its a significantly smaller system. For the time being I'm just going to put together a quick scrubby box though and hope it works good enough to not make my house toxic
I do know this - xenforo dropped the ball by not keeping the vbulletin reputation comments as a feature. The loss of the Reputation comments data when we switched to Xenforo really was the death knell for the site when it came to all the users that left. I know I missed it so much and I got way less interested in the site when that feature was gone and I run the site.