Overview
How to make function blocks run alot faster and use less computer resources
The Basics
–!![–{DISCLAMER: TICK SPLICING CAN EASILY CRASH YOUR GAME. THE SMALLER THE SPLICE THE LESS CHANCE IT WILL CRASH YOUR GAME}–]!!– You may think a tick splice is hard! But its quite easy. Here are the steps!
Introduction
1x-
Do it.
You cannot right? Its a tick splice. Here is how to properly do it. Note “X” will be .3 for this
1*0.3-1*0.3-1*0.3-1*0.3
Expanded:
1*0.3 – Tick 1
1*0.3 – Tick 2
1*0.3 – Tick 3
1*0.3 – Tick 4
Figure it out and find the outcome.
I’m waiting!
Oh yea I forgot just ignore the – at the end of tick 4, as in the game it would repeat every tick.
… You ARE slow with calculators…
Finally! The outcome was -0.3, The game always outputs the EVEN tick, and the “-” at the end of the even tick its reading screws up the game and multiplies it by -1. That was an example of a tick splice.
Now Do It Yourself
From what you have learned do it yourself. Tell me in the comments a tick splice YOU have made. 1x- is very simple so you can do more advanced stuff. Having the “-” at the end isnt the only one. So next time you need to convert blade tilt to jet spoiler use 1x-, or try something new!