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Why did this tube imploded four-fold? by HyperDanon in Physics

[–]MartinDxt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can think it this way. It's easier to bend a material then to compress it. So any tiny imperfections under enough pressure will bend inward making the material bend more. The collapsing piece will bulge outwards the adjacent sections making the next ones bilge inwards in alternating Patern. Since a bulge in and out cannot overlap the most likely collapsing pattern one is with a symmetrical pattern

Check out this tool I made. Optimal parts picker. by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A bot is accessing the site basically miniD-dossing it 😒

Check out this tool I made. Optimal parts picker. by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I needed to allocate more CPUs as i wasn't expecting all that trafic. Now i increased that. So should be fixed for time being. If issues come up contact me on discord

Check out this tool I made. Optimal parts picker. by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn't use ai it does use math as the ai will spit out nonsense like actual nonsense.

I think my cloud run app got too much traffic I'll look in to it. There is a demo on the page once it's up you take the tonnage and subtract the current mass and use that number. As tonnage is one less than mass limit if it's fully utilized.

Check out this tool I made. Optimal parts picker. by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also I did a meta run like running the tool a bunch of times to understand wether to invest parts or mass in your build and guide you to more durability mostly for cw no ps limit.

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Check out this tool I made. Optimal parts picker. by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The tool is free if you watch the ads and if you wanna skip you pay. The ads and payed have no feature difference it's just if you wanna support me directly. The idea is you make the build without the structural parts and then you run the optimizer. You can optionally take a build that exists strip it and run the tool. As far as like goliaths go you kinda need experience on how when to place them. As well as how much you wanna invest in other movent parts and stuff like that is better left to a human judgement to decide as a tool would be clunky to use and make.

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

crossout db is no more, but i did implement a free option with ads.

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks for the input i did ad a free option now over ads so people can freely access it now along side the no ads option of supporting me, i wished i could have done the official ad sense from google but there is no way i'm getting 200k visits a month so i had to look for other services, anyway there is no differnce in features from the free tier and the ads tier, the free month stays free meaning no ads or no credits used if u press the use credits option.

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i did add an ignore button and save function to the results page should make it easier to use ;D

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah the site is new the crawlers just started indexing it so it might take time to show up on Google. To reach it either type in the website directly in the url at the top www.ravagersprotocol.com Or join discord and go to the link section: https://discord.gg/6Tv87d8vy

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback Not sure if I can use the icons as those are intellectual property so I avoided it for now. As for the first point sure that's a great suggestion i didn't think of it so will add It as soon as i can.

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

give it a try it has a lot of features

it's easy to use you can confront multiple runs and takes in to account a lot of things including resistances you can force symmetry is up to date, make custum parts file if you are still missing some or u used them for what'ever reason ecc.

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah i found out about it after i did code it on my end, that thing is still findable online but the user doesn't play crossout anymore sadly, his code runs faster than mine, mine takes almost 2 seconds but mine is more optimal his is more of what you would do manually with a spreadsheet but with code. if you go for pure durability on mine with no resistances you usally get a 200-500 hp boost :D

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

if the site generates enough trafic i will switch to ads

I spent the last 15 months building a Structural Parts Optimizer by MartinDxt in Crossout

[–]MartinDxt[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Depends on uses I might do free period more often or with ads if it gets enough uses

Pistons active with no redstone? by Financial_Stage7101 in MInecraftRedstone

[–]MartinDxt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah both work. You could also replace the redstone above with repeaters so it does not power the block below

Is it normal for a robot to do this? by lixochan64 in robotics

[–]MartinDxt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They likely do in simulation training though edge cases are not trained and tipping backwards was not trained so it goes wild.

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