unsolved problems of tpt by TheFPSKiller

TheFPSKiller

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13th September

14th September

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  DRZOIDBERG 15th September
  A decent portion of these have been solved way before this was posted
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  KyleTheCreator 14th September
  Add the real questions
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  Jakav 14th September
  1 - yes. 2 - there could be multiple; depends on the definition of strongest. This is ill defined. 2a - yes. Might not be a very good one, though. 3 - Yes. 4 - your hardware. But beyond that, probably, but it'd be difficult to prove. 5 - No; you can't use void edge, loop edge, and solid edge at the same time. 6 - This is not an "unsolved problem" 7 - Yes, you attack back. More unsolved problems?
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  DRZOIDBERG 13th September
  1 and 7 both are already possible and have been done
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  velsuki 13th September
  theres also a finite amount of space for computing
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  velsuki 13th September
  a strongest azure has to be possible as there is only a finite amount of azure combinations
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  Dmaruss 13th September
  that hit the particle limit in one frame actually
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  Dmaruss 13th September
  Maybe for overstacking probably use an alloy that hit the particle limit so the overstacker cant put filt or smth
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  Dmaruss 13th September
  @Builderbob101 how would you do that?
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  Builderbob101 13th September
  if I'm correct over stacking could be solved by deleted the extra layer right before the next check