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. It's a shame there is never a discount for the lifetime upgrade protection, or I might have gotten that.
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.Edit: Until they fix the settings I have reverted to 2.x.-MilesAhead (December 08, 2016, 01:19 PM)
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.Displaying memory usage in bytes.
Filling data structures with 1024 elements and reporting the per element memory usage.
+ Allocator for MemoryCountingAllocator<unsigned int>::MemoryCountingAllocator() [T = unsigned int], with size 4
memory usage per element of a vector<uint32_t> : 4
+ Allocator for MemoryCountingAllocator<std::_List_node<unsigned int> >::MemoryCountingAllocator() [T = std::_List_node<unsigned int>], with size 24
memory usage per element of a list<uint32_t> : 24
+ Allocator for MemoryCountingAllocator<unsigned int>::MemoryCountingAllocator() [T = unsigned int], with size 4
memory usage per element of a deque<uint32_t> : 4.64062
+ Allocator for MemoryCountingAllocator<std::__detail::_Hash_node<unsigned int, false> >::MemoryCountingAllocator() [T = std::__detail::_Hash_node<unsigned int, false>], with size 16
memory usage per element of an unordered_set<uint32_t> : 29.6016
+ Allocator for MemoryCountingAllocator<std::_Rb_tree_node<unsigned int> >::MemoryCountingAllocator() [T = std::_Rb_tree_node<unsigned int>], with size 40
memory usage per element of a set<uint32_t> : 40
it appears you have to connect your steam account to your humble account-Jibz (September 09, 2016, 12:42 AM)
I thought this was the case for any steam purchases from Humble for a while now?-mwb1100 (September 09, 2016, 04:21 PM)
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.I don't know if it would be better or worse if they worked like real dice, just pointing out that they do notThey are like dice in every respect except that we rotate the image so it's always up-side up. As Durgan said, this was intentional. We thought it would look weird if the images were rotated all directions. It also seemed like a pretty complex thing to ask of players to learn/memorize all the orientations of a cube.-Jibz (July 22, 2016, 06:36 AM)-Deozaan (July 22, 2016, 06:33 PM)
After playing this game for a while I have one thing that bugs me a little -- the faces on each cube are arranged randomly.
I feel that if the faces had fixed positions like on a dice, then it would take a certain amount of mental skill to decide what way to rotate them in order to get the color you need in the quickest possible way.-Jibz (July 22, 2016, 02:28 AM)
Pay a bit closer attention to the colors as you rotate the cubes.They are arranged like dice. In fact, we even have a stage that is themed with dice images.
The game also hints to the fact that the cubes are like dice. For example: red and blue are always on opposite sides from each other. You can see this because the red face has a blue background and vice versa. And the red and blue meters are next to each other on the side of the screen. So if you get red, but you wanted blue, just rotate it twice in any direction (but both times in the same direction) and you'll get blue.-Deozaan (July 22, 2016, 04:24 AM)
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