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Implementation of "Radiate" Setting for transform #19480
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Dunno if I conceptually agree with this being a setting? It makes transform into an indescribable mod, as evidenced by the description (basically "stuff moves"). |
i made it a subsetting as per the suggestion and tacit agreement of a commenter and ppy at first i felt like you on the topic but i feel the compromise is worth it since it allows the grouping of any future "approach movement" type mods to be grouped as a setting, instead of having it be a cluster---- of fun mods ( which is another thing, ive played 5 hours of transform as of recent and it absolutely has no place in fun, its clearly difficulty increasing but i digress) |
Isnt this pr for transfom mod not traceable? |
yep, fixed |
Not for review fixed merge conflicts and undid the change to the transform times for the default settings, will be adding a test scene |
in the interest of getting this out of limbo id be ok with removing this change #19480 (comment), sound good? not neccesarily wanting to hurry this along ive just realised with more playing that its less necessary than i thought |
It may help. |
As discussed here:
#19446
adds another "mode" called "Emit" for the Transform Mod, as well as adjusting the tooltip and a few other small parameters