Nope. Ima US walker.. It will be funny if they keep posting and ppl believe it so.
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You take damage when you collide with that block. It doesn't care what side of the block you collide with. So what you are asking is for TFP to add code to check for the one block face that should not do damage, and have that detection work reliably. And that check would have to run in the main update, always. Sounds like a significant performance hit for a minor cosmetic issue on one game block. I'd rate this a nice to have but probably not worth the impact on the game.
The simplest fix would be to have spikes collapse if the block they are "stuck in" doesn't exist. They shouldn't be supported by blocks on the sides of them, nor the block below them if they are placed pointy-side down (unless both ends of the spikes are pointed). You shouldn't be falling into the bottom "flat-end" of the spikes in the first place. If the developers wanted you to be able to walk on the bottom of the spikes, they'd have to be nailed to a wooden board or something, so if the spikes were facing down you could use the top as a platform to walk on without taking damage. Otherwise just have them collapse imo.
It really isn't a performance hit as big as you make it out to be. Then again, the other (simpler) option is to just prevent that block from being placed "upside-down" (meaning, with its base being in the air, standing on its tip) in the first place, making sure that its base is always attached to another surface.
The main reason people (well, myself anyway) place spikes point down is because if you place them point up, the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ zeds are constantly clipping their heads inside the spikes pointed end. This makes it impossible to do head shots. The temporary solution, until the Pimps fix the clipping problem, is to put spikes upside down so the zeds heads aren’t stuck in the spike.
I didn't know that was the reason people do that. I've always placed spikes normally and coped well with how crawling zombies become a bit harder to hit. If you don't like that, there's always the barbed wire, which slows them down tremendously while still allowing you to shoot easily.
Maybe...they just want to stick around!
This is what I did (I wanted a humorous way to make MegaCrush energy drink and snowberries were a key ingredient...I think gasoline was too...)@Devs;
I was just wondering, for A17, can we please make snowberry seeds?
I love making Snowberry juice (yum-yum) for those cold winter nights.
