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05-11-2005, 08:25 PM
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This is easy, although i gotta admit i stared at it for over 20 minutes figuring it out... heres the answer.
When there is 12 people on the screen, everyone looks like a complete person. Once it changes, it takes a small amount out of each person's height to create another person. So about 8% of each person is removed, some from the feet, some from knees, some from the waist, and so on... until you have another full (or partially full) person.
When there is 12 people on the screen, everyone looks like a complete person. Once it changes, it takes a small amount out of each person's height to create another person. So about 8% of each person is removed, some from the feet, some from knees, some from the waist, and so on... until you have another full (or partially full) person.
05-11-2005, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by MPerson
This is easy, although i gotta admit i stared at it for over 20 minutes figuring it out... heres the answer.
When there is 12 people on the screen, everyone looks like a complete person. Once it changes, it takes a small amount out of each person's height to create another person. So about 8% of each person is removed, some from the feet, some from knees, some from the waist, and so on... until you have another full (or partially full) person.
When there is 12 people on the screen, everyone looks like a complete person. Once it changes, it takes a small amount out of each person's height to create another person. So about 8% of each person is removed, some from the feet, some from knees, some from the waist, and so on... until you have another full (or partially full) person.
I was thinking something along the same lines...on the one with 13 people, each person has a little bit of them taken off...but I can't figure out the specifics.