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I don't agree.
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<font color=red>Answers are in red.</font>
Let's see what we have:
Let's see what we have:


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:It's "length".
:It's "length". <font color=red>Oooohh... ummmm... that's somehow stored wrong in my head.</font>
 
 
<font color=red>To your text below:</font>
 
 
<font color=red size=7>I. DO. NOT. AGREE.</font>
 
 
:SE2 uses COLOR (capitals) as the RGBA type. "color" is mostly OK.
:SE2 uses COLOR (capitals) as the RGBA type. "color" is mostly OK.
:"link" (or "link32") is essentially the same type as "res_id", right?
:"link" (or "link32") is essentially the same type as "res_id", right?
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::IMO it's better to have the OBD pages as strongly typed as possible; so, ''very'' descriptive types.
::IMO it's better to have the OBD pages as strongly typed as possible; so, ''very'' descriptive types.
:It's not always justified, but in the case of matrices, vectors, etc, it almost certainly ''is''.
:It's not always justified, but in the case of matrices, vectors, etc, it almost certainly ''is''.
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::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)
::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)
:For instance, a vector is ''not'' a float but a group (struct) of three consistent floats.
:For instance, a vector is ''not'' a float but a group (struct) of three consistent floats.
::None of the three floats makes any sense without its two buddies, hence the vector type.
::None of the three floats makes any sense without its two buddies, hence the vector type. <font color=red>Again. A float is a float. If the float is a part of a vector, then it should be mentioned in the "description" column. That's the function of this column. Plus if you write "vector" into the "type" column, nobody knows really the type. Vector could be anything. A bunch of floats or integers or doubles or whatever.</font>
:Also, treating it as 3 floats leads to redundant entries in the "description" column
:Also, treating it as 3 floats leads to redundant entries in the "description" column
::("x-component of ...", "y-component of ...", "z-component of ..." ... ''every time'')
::("x-component of ...", "y-component of ...", "z-component of ..." ... ''every time'') <font color=red>That's a really a real problem. *hmpf*</font>
:Whereas having a vector type makes the description much lighter and more to the point
:Whereas having a vector type makes the description much lighter and more to the point
::(e.g., "translation in parent space / world space / whatever")
::(e.g., "translation in parent space / world space / whatever") <font color=red>If you're refering to the creepy [[OBD:OBAN|OBAN]] tables, forget it.</font>
:In the case of the vector, at least, I'm sure that I'm right (it's that way in Oni) ^^
:In the case of the vector, at least, I'm sure that I'm right (it's that way in Oni) ^^
::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)
::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)
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     ObjectAnimationKeyframe[n_keyframes] keyframes;
     ObjectAnimationKeyframe[n_keyframes] keyframes;
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  }
:Do I have to explain why I like the first OBAN better?
:Do I have to explain why I like the first OBAN better? <font color=red>An overwiev table is not the same as a code snippet.</font>
::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)
::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)


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:Maybe we should add a help page for the file types. This page explains the different types (float, integer, lev_id, links, ...) and how to read them (right to left, if a link ignore the 01, ...).
:Maybe we should add a help page for the file types. This page explains the different types (float, integer, lev_id, links, ...) and how to read them (right to left, if a link ignore the 01, ...).
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:"File" types??? Do you mean something like this? [[OBD:Data_types]]
:"File" types??? Do you mean something like this? [[OBD:Data_types]] <font color=red>No, I don't. Sorry. My mistake. Please delete the word file in the previous sentence.</font>
::(I had invited you to have a look at it several times AFAIR)
::(I had invited you to have a look at it several times AFAIR)
:Note that since you're explaining the types anyway,
:Note that since you're explaining the types anyway,
::it shouldn't hurt to have a few "complex" types (structs).
::it shouldn't hurt to have a few "complex" types (structs).
:Feel free to edit types out, but keep a copy in "discussion".
:Feel free to edit types out, but keep a copy in "discussion". <font color=red>??? Why ??? I only try to change the design. Plus wiki saves the original wiki code.</font>
::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)
::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 01:30, 5 September 2007 (CEST)


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