Nazalassa
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Have you defeated the Web yet? It has a lot of cookies.
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The things after #include are not DLLs, they are headers and every C compiler can include them. Moreover, I have them all on my computer. My empty metal can cookie. Also if you looked closer, the error was this: ";"missing at end of line.
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If I can't drive at the ocean floor, I'll make separate designs for Laythe, Kerbin and potentially Eve. EDIT: I can't, definitely. EDIT 2: Final rover testing complete!
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As what I said might be unclear, there's no DLL on Debian and so on my computer. Booster Good Cookie burns you as it goes to LKO. Orbiting SRB Good Cookie out of fuel.
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Please @kerbiloid, understand that: I don't use DLLs and I said it. Now I"m a sus hobbit, I like drink and I drink your brandywine cookie before you can do anything. My cookie in my stomach.
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I repeat that my computer doesn't have MinGW installed. Unless proven to be false (which would need to get my computer's hard drive), my program does not use Wine and the libraries do not, too. And my nephew's nale is Frodo, and I ask to Gandalf if he could use magic to give me the cookie. He does. My cookie, teleported by Gandalf.
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I said I had gcc. If you're not happy, @kerbiloid, here's what I ALWAYS do before compiling and executing a program: verify the compiler. veryfy the compiler's requirements. And I'm Not Using Wine ! Free feel to find any errors in there. That said, my real name is Bilbo. My cookie - ring of invisibility.
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Nonono, I don't have Wine. I got gcc, however. P.S: The Sea Cookie gets tired of having his name change. I goes back to me as it seems I'm the only one to call it Sea Cookie. My Sea Cookie. P.S 2: @BlackMesaSurvivor, my computer is WaterProofTM. It's still there. New programs coming !
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+i i-20 P.S: nobody said complexes were banned.
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May the war be declared again? This time with the Chaotic guys or the neutralists who want to keep the score at 0, or the like.
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Hahaha, nice try @kerbiloid, but since I run on Debian I don't have DLLs. They are Windows-exclusive and may be used in some apps like KSP to have extra content common to all computers (the Windows version is same as Linux etc.), and it works pretty well on my Debian without. Since I run it from my computer it works. My true, veritable Sea Cookie I obtained from a program which execution worked and had planned results.
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My Sea Cookie.
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In April it's my birthday. I get a hill gift. My Hill I got for my birthday.
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That's like the Kerbal exploring the hyperbolic plane of HyperRogue in one of my "stories that would probably stay in my head forever because they can't get anywhere else".
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Yes, the game crashes while the kerbals are in the lander, but they're somehow able to do something and they have to restart the computer, from the crashed game. Not an easy thing!
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Let the Kraken be with us!
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There's a lot of buttons and levers here! P.S: SPOILER THERE ---------V (I'm terrible at ASCII arrows :p) I suppose the things in Kerbinbound will include, say, a lander an a Duna space station with inflatable parts, with some stuff inside it . Instance one loaded. Loading instance two. I honestly think it's a KSP crash .
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But the Pol Police does. Non-natural radiations are now forbidden on Pol. The rebelling act is not according to Pol Laws. Keep in mind that Pol is a place of pilmgrimage, as Kerbals love Hills above all. My non-radiative and protected and sacred Hill. P.S: We could make a whole story with some of the posts in this thread. The War of Hills — A KSP Story.
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Why was I expecting an answer like that ....? I have problems with the rover; I tried different combinations of propellers, and: it doesn't like Phys-Warp. I can't make counter-rotating blades, whatever I do! it doesn't like water, too. So, I was thinking to do it with a different vessel, using the power of engines and ISRU. Or I could make the rover sink and drive one the ocean floor, one more time. I'll try it. I'll abandon the propellers, as they don't work properly. The only problem is electricity; I don't know if olar pannels work at the bottom of a ton of liquid, literally. Fortunately, I have 4 RTGs, which provide me 3.2 EC per second.
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They are.
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It's still My CookieTM.
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At this point the cookie is a CD. My Murshroom-Flavoured Cookie. P.S: @kerbiloid, you're a murshroom now (sorry)
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The Pol Laws say that radiative Hills are forbidden as Hills are holy on Pol. The Pol Police seizes the Hill and give it to me as I pay twice my Pol Tax, and any other Taxes. My Legal Hill.
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Thanks @18Watt! I'll see if I can improve the rover, with staying in its relatively small size. The propeller was inside the rover, so it wasn't visible from the exterior. So, I think I'll use propellers... Or glitched and over-powered engines, with a KAL-1000 controller. Is it allowed? And yes, I used only one propeller, not a good idea... I'll put two on the next version, with counter-rotating blades. It's gonna be fun! EDIT: I was thinking of having one propeller under the rover and one over it, it it would be nice if I could store them in the lander when not using them (when there's neither atmo nor ocean) and mount them to the rover with EVA construction mode if needed. This way, no blade would have to hit the water. Or T could just make the rover sink and drive on the ocean floor.
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Pol Police forces come to the Hills because you did not follow the Pol Laws (keep telling it). The give the Hills to me. My Hills.
