Wall - Revision history

98.237.180.58: Walls are a very old concept, all of the newer versions use shapes.

2010-11-06T09:09:24Z

Walls are a very old concept, all of the newer versions use shapes.

69.99.140.164 at 05:45, 6 November 2010

2010-11-06T05:45:43Z

Endy: wall info

2006-05-14T00:36:51Z

wall info

Endy at 00:12, 25 November 2005

2005-11-25T00:12:46Z

Numsgil: Reverted edit of Retard, changed back to last version by Numsgil

2005-10-11T00:19:22Z

Reverted edit of Retard, changed back to last version by Numsgil

Retard at 22:51, 10 October 2005

2005-10-10T22:51:30Z

Numsgil at 21:23, 18 September 2005

2005-09-18T21:23:36Z

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Walls are impenetrable barriers that allow creation of isolated or semi-isolated areas within a single simulation. Presently they are about the buggiest part of the program, so don't be surprised when you see your walls floating off into space or bots trying to eat your walls.

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−	~~In 3.36.6 they appear to work again. Unsure about newest version support. --{{user:Endy/sig}} 17:36, 13 May 2006 (MST)~~
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−	~~In 2.1, walls will sometimes self-destruct for no apparent reason, and can, in some cases, be destroyed by bots.~~

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		+	In 2.1, walls will sometimes self-destruct for no apparent reason, and can, in some cases, be destroyed by bots.

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−	~~Currently these will cause a program crash, so are not recommended for use~~.--{{user:Endy/sig}} 17:12, ~~24 Nov 2005~~ (MST)	+	In 3.36.6 they appear to work again. Unsure about newest version support. --{{user:Endy/sig}} 17:36, 13 May 2006 (MST)

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		+	Currently these will cause a program crash, so are not recommended for use.--{{user:Endy/sig}} 17:12, 24 Nov 2005 (MST)

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−	Walls are impenetrable barriers that allow creation of isolated or semi-isolated areas within a single simulation. Presently they are about the buggiest part of the program, so don't be surprised when you see your walls floating off into space or bots trying to eat your walls.	+