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Topic, The topic where you can only post the most random things you can think of that doesn't make sense... | ||||||
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You must register or log in to post a message.    Simply like this: How do I make a link to a level in my message? Simply like this: [lvlid=XX removed] where XX is the ID of the level, that you can get on the game page (illustration below). What does the colored blocks next to the level names mean ? Yellow block: The level is official. It's now officially part of the game. It's always a top quality level that brings something new and fresh to the game. Blue block: The level is accepted. It's a good quality level that has been reviewed and approved by the administrators. It is featured on the front page and anyone can play it. Purple block: The level needs to be edited, usually because it hasn't been designed with enough care (messy, bad thumbnail, bad title). Red block: The level is rejected. The level has been reviewed by the administrators and they decided its quality is not good enough. Gray block: The level has not yet been evaluated. I've upldoaded a new level, when will it be evaluated ? It depends on the availability of the administrators. It can be 1 day, or several weeks before a level is evaluated. What are EXP points ? EXP points = Experience points. They represent your experience on the site. You earn EXP â– when you complete a level (1 EXP) â– when you rate a level (1 EXP until 100 ratings, 0.1 EXP after 100 ratings, 0.01 EXP after 1000 ratings) â– when you create levels (5 EXP for an accepted level and 10 EXP for an official level) â– when you create games (100 EXP) â– when you complete achievements. â– when you use your custom referral link provided on your profile page. â– when you create a front page slide for a level (10 EXP, you must be a slideshow editor first).      *is blocked once again by parental controls*  get this, you take a number 0-15, multiply it by 16 to the power of a number bigger than 2, double it, add one, and the result is always prime...try it :P for instance: 13*(16^10)*2+1=28587302322177 my prime finder(which uses the brick wall method) shows this as prime... 5*(16^3)*2+1=2561 - prime 1*(16^8)*2+1=8589934593 - prime 15*(16^7)*2+1=8053063681 - prime this is my developed findings of how multiplication works in binary, every prime number will not have a set of repeating binary patterns through the whole number(excluding stuff like 7[111] because just 1 doesnt count as a pattern, but not excluding 15[1111] because 11 is a pattern) and every number which has a pattern throughout the whole number is not prime. enjoy my findings :P [edit] this can also be edited by changing the brackets: number from 0-7 with (8^n) number from 0-31 with (32^n) could be anything as long as a in (a^n) is not 1 or 2... [edit] have I just cracked the prime code there o.O [re-edit] ok the method for working out if a number is prime doesnt work fully, but the generator does...see other topic ^^ [re-re-edit] go to other topic, ive changed the requirements for the function :P | ||||||
