I need some crewmate names! Just post random words that start with V.
Examples:
Verity
Verbatim
Vagabond
Vector
Venison
Vacancy
Volatility
there's already lists on the internet of all words that start with "v"
why do the crewmates' names have to start with "v" anyway? that gimmick has been used for far too long and comes up with really strange names imo
Quote from: Info Teddy on July 20, 2018, 07:16:45 PM
why do the crewmates' names have to start with "v" anyway? that gimmick has been used for far too long and comes up with really strange names imo
idk but i personally think the strange names are hilarious
vespacito
veet
vizza vhild
vwehfer
vay
check out my oc name:
v vv
vv v_
"that name is hard to pronounce so lets just call me voss instead"
vomit
no
voldemort
veela
varf
VAGINA!
Just Kidding.
vore
Quote from: -Kiwi Alexia ♡ on July 26, 2018, 06:17:33 PM
vore
i came up with this im suing for fuckin copyright
anyways Vucc
vladimir vutin
Vonald Vrump
vvvvvv
vinecraft
villary vlinton
vape
vinegar
viridian't
go smell urself off a cliff
vermilllion
vermilchaire
vindows
vasputin
vannenkoek
varallel vuniverse
Vanadis, another name for the Norse god Freyja, and the namesake of the element vanadium (23V).
vuadruple varallel vuniverse valignment
v e e
vomepop
valso
Vendredi, French word for Friday
vis vis vo vad van ve vit vivty vikes
voblox
viridian
vegetable
van der waal
Van Beethoven, if we're going with a Van-something theme?
Vink Vanther
van hond
voov
volvo
vsteve
Vawesome Vinny Vanadia Vincible
vroom vroom
vitellary
Time to think outside the box! What about naming your characters after the letters in your dimension's name?
For example, Commander Indigo (the villain of my Square-Bracketed Saga) is in fact the "I" in (Dimension) DCLXVI. I actually considered, but ultimately decided against, a plot twist where the bad-tempered Admiral Vanilla would turn out to be the "V" in that group - in other words, a traitor. "X" could have been Xanthe - an actual name literally meaning "yellow". I never gave any thought to "D", "C" or "L" though.
Feel free to use Xanthe if you're going with an "X" theme, by the way.
what if my dimension doesnt have a name
vterminal tree
veed
dimension vvvvvv
viridian violet victoria vitellary verdigris vermilion
Vet, veteran, vile, variety, vale, veil, Vegas, versus
vaelyn
valaxy
Verminable Vicius Vinterdia Vader Versimute Volter
verde
vuugr
vixelator
vav
vblank
viwi
vore
Vsauce
vraZ0R
v
Violet V2 :violet:
Verdigris V2 :verdigris:
Vermilion V2 :vermillion:
Vitelarry V2 :vitellary:
Viridian V2 :viridian:
Victoria V2 :victoria:
v
Version
v-word
vEvery line of coins in the game has exactly 5 coins in it... except for this one, which only has 4 coins in it. So, why is this one different from all the others? Well, every coin spawner has a subtype. Across all of SM64, there are only 7 subtypes used, which are displayed above. Notice that there's no subtype that creates 4 coins. That's because the coin spawner in THI is actually subtype 0, and so it's meant to spawn a line of 5 coins on the ground. But then where's the 5th coin? My first thought was that it spawns on the death barrier way down below (like the mystery goomba does), but that's not the case. To truly see what's going on, we need to use STROOP - a program that can show us the object slots in teal time. Let's see what happens when we spawn in the coins. As you can see, there are now 4 loaded coins, which are the coins that we already know about. But what's odd is that there's a 5th coin, and it's unloaded. That means that on the frame that the other 4 coins loaded, this 5th coin loaded and then immediately unloaded. Here, I've used hacks to show where this 5th coin had been right before it unloaded. So, why would it spawn here and then immediately unload? To understand what's going on, we need to understand how the subtype-0 coin spawner actually works. Normally, the coin spawner object is invisible, but here I'll be showing it as a blue circle with an S. When Mario gets within 2000 units of the coin spawner, it spawns 5 coins. It spawns these coins 300 units above itself, and the coins are separated by 160 units. However, the coins are meant to be on the ground, not in the air. Thus, each coin checks how high the floor is. The floor-checking function starts at 78 units above the coin, and searches downwards until it finds a floor. At this point, each coin compares its own height to the floor height that it found. (FYI, a coin's position is measured by its bottom center, and so that's the height it uses for this comparison. Interestingly, at this point, a special failsafe comes into play: If a coin determines that it's below the floor, then it immediately unloads. As expected, this failsafe only ends up affecting the leftmost coin. And for all the remaining coins, their height then gets set to the floor height that they found. Thus, the final result is 4 loaded coins on the ground and 1 unloaded coin, exactly as we observed earlier. The root cause of this situation is that the coin spawner is located under the ground. Here, I'm using a hack to make invisible objects appear as signs - that way we can see where the coin spawner is. In contrast, all other coin spawners in the game are located either on the ground or slightly above the ground. But for some reason, this coin spawner in THI is located under the ground, thereby activating the failsafe that no other coin spawner does. If the coin spawner were just 50 units higher, then the 5th coin would be above the floor that it detects, and thus would spawn normally. On the other hand, if the coin spawner were just 29 units lower, then the 5th coin wouldn't detect the floor above it. Instead, it would detect the death barrier way down below, and so it would spawn there. However, now the 4th coin triggers the failsafe instead. Anyway, it's quite off that in both the huge and tiny versions of THI, there are positional coin blunders in the same area. So odd in fact, that one might suspect that there's a deeper, underlying reason for it. Thus, I present to you what I believe to be the underlying reason, which I call the Slope X Hypothesis. Here, I'm showing the cross sections of the areas of interest, with huge THI on the top and tiny THI on the bottom. In both cases, there are objects located under the ground. Now, what if I told you that the geometry of the ground in this area used to be different. Skeptical? Well, watch this... (horrifying reveal) To aid in discussion, we'll refer to the left green slope as Slope L, the right green slope as Slope R, and this new hypothetical red slope as Slope X. I believe that earlier in the development of THI, it was Slope X that existed, and it was Slope X that was used to place the coins and coin spawner. But then later in development, the programmers removed Slope X and replaced it with Slopes L and R, and they forgot to update the positions of the coins. So, why would they make this change? Well, take a look at the position of the bowling ball spawners. With Slope X, the bowling balls would roll to the right. But with Slopes L and R, they would instead roll to the left. Thus, I believe the bowling balls were originally intended to roll in the other direction, but then later in development, the programmers changed their minds. Thus, they replaced Slope X with Slopes L and R, doing so in a way so as to minimize the hilliness of the new geometry. (After all, they'd want this path to be pretty flat for the race with Koopa the Quick.) This is why Slope L is just barely downhill to the left. They needed it to be downhill to the left, but making it any steeper than this would have caused Slope R to be unnecessarily steeper. Furthermore, this is why Slopes L and R form their apex exactly at the bowling ball spawner. Anymore to the left would have caused the bowling balls to roll to the right. Anymore to the right would have caused Slope R to be unnecessarily steeper. Separately, this ledge over here is raised, meaning that it could very well be used to keep bowling balls from going over the edge. And yet, the bowling balls never even come this way. And finally, look at this rocky triangle on the ground, which seems out of place among the rest of the grassy ground. Could it be that it was placed here as a way to bridge Slopes L and R with the ledge originally meant for Slope X? Perhaps they gave it a less friendly appearance so as to subtly keep the player more inland in this area, since they had to remove the raised ledge that was here previously. Anyway, that's just my hypothesis. But regardless of the underlying reason for it, the fact remains that there's a coin here that's impossible to collect. Even if we instantaneously warp to the coin's position before it loads (done here with hacks), we still don't collect it. That's because the coin unloads before it even checks for collision with Mario. There's also no way to move the coin spawner into a different position, where it would spawn all 5 coins successfully. Even if we cloned the coin spawner (which we can't do), it would be of no use, since releasing a coin spawner clone causes it to no longer function properly. On the other hand, we can clone the coin itself. However, if we release the coin clone after the coin's already unloaded, then nothing happens. Furthermore, there's no way to release the coin clone exactly at the moment that the coin's loaded. On one frame, we release the clone too early. And on the next frame, we release the clone too late. And so for better or for worse, we're presented with yet another impossible coin. And I don't think we'll be collecting it anytime soon.
vertigo
velocity
vertical
vvvvvvman
valve
Verdi - yes, I'm thinking of the opera composer.
vovlo
v vv vv vV
epic vail
vitler
vitch
vstalin
valuigi
veeb
crewmate name
Quote from: Info Teddy on August 17, 2018, 11:37:56 PM
crewmate name
v
vintendo
ved
vtrinket
vdepartment store spook
vans vundertale
vunny meme
vj venry voshi
vorn
vuck
Vumber Vifteen Vurger Ving Voot Vettuce
vhrek
vumber vone
vv
vortnite
vox vheckpoint
heckpoint
vhis vhread vs vetting very voring
vow did this thread get >100 replies in under a month and none of them are funny
^ name of a crewmate
vvv
voring
Quote from: uugr on August 31, 2018, 06:19:11 PM
vow did this thread get >100 replies in under a month and none of them are funny
^ name of a crewmate
vthis is just roomname ideas 2
vnone of these replies are good either
vespuchi
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Quote from: pixelator on September 02, 2018, 03:21:06 PMvespuchi
(https://i.imgur.com/PDxXfTq.jpg)
vis this your new signature
^name of oc
vvvv
Vigor
Vitality
Vortex
Vile
Void
Vintage
vernacular
vrincle
venn graph
viranha vlant
vev.
its a color like all other villis.
be- vetarune
Vsauce
vicheal veire