(08-02-2020, 11:45 AM)CatMan Wrote: [ -> ] (08-02-2020, 10:02 AM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ] (08-02-2020, 02:39 AM)CatMan Wrote: [ -> ]Is DMSI being still being released within the 3-6 weeks or whatever it was timetable originally set recently? Just for people to plan listening regimens and if breaks should start.
I really don't know how long it will take to build DMSI 3.3.3, but I don't see why it can't happen within 3 to 6 weeks of when I start working on it full time. Unless I have to go back through and adjust all previous scripting to make certain things happen, which is a possibility. In the not too distant past I discovered a big "gotcha" that has been making execution less than it could be, and changing the script to overcome that takes a long time. That's what I've been doing with LTU6 and why it took me so long to finish upgrading and optimizing the script. But even then, it could end up finished within 6 weeks of start.
Quote:Also, what ever came of that idea that you spoke of where you were going to model it? If it turned out good, will anything be improved between OF and DMSI releases?
Which idea? I have good ideas all the time. Are you referring to the possible upgrade of FRM 4.9? If so, that seems to be unstable... it appears so far that certain applications it is useful for, and some it is not.
Since I have released OF I have added two things to the skeleton script and I will be working on a third tomorrow, which I realized while I was waking up this morning, which also should help improve execution.
Quote:Since you are looking for cash-producing programs, I'd strongly recommend IYPS 5.75G. I'm positive that would be an easy sell, and give you income. Buffing it for growth of both length and girth, with all the new development since the 4G version would be remarkable. I've used the 4G one for awhile now, and would love the upgrade. Especially since we're all stuck inside for quite awhile anyway, lol...just a thought.
Thanks, Shannon.
I have been doing research on that topic, and I realized that the previous programs did not work as they were intended to because there is a hidden "gotcha". That "gotcha" also explained perfectly why some guys got results and some did not. The key is, triggering the response we really want, instead of the response we have been achieving, is not yet something I have figured out how to script in a way that will definitively differentiate it so that it happens. It is not a simple thing to do, and building such a program would likely require two or three months of work. But never fear; I'm trying to solve that issue in my spare time.
Yes I believe it was an enhancement to 4.9. Whatever it is, you didn't really talk about to be specific. You said you were going to model it for two weeks to see how it works. Then I don't recall hearing anything, so I wanted to follow up out of curiosity.
Oh, this "not too distant past" "gotcha", sounds like it even affected OF? And it was discovered after it's release? Is that correct? I assume this will be fixed LTU onward, including DMSI?
The gotcha I was referring to with IYPS is the difference between what results IYPS got in the past and what we were actually trying to achieve. What we got in the past was what I thought was the intended goal, but it wasn't. The intended goal is actually much harder to achieve than those results. That has nothing to do with OF.
The gotcha that has to do with OF and later is a very subtle difference in how to script the programs between what we were doing and what my recent experiments reveal actually needs to be done. This difference allowed execution to be much less consistent than it should have been, which is why I was looking for what I ended up discovering. I needed to explain why execution wasn't doing what it was supposed to do; and recently, I figured out what the problem was.
Very subtle distinction, but apparently very important too. So now that method is being used in my scripts, including and since OF 5.75G.
Quote:That's great news on the improvements since OF, very good to hear.
What is "FRM 4.9-Full" vs "FRM 4.9"?
The experimental idea was that certain sections of the FRM 4.9 script would produce better results than the whole thing. So far the full 4.9 script, all of it since v1.0, has won each modeling competition for real world application, but the other option is always placing very well also and may be more useful in certain cases.
Quote:Oh, so there's a specific issue with IYPS etc.? Hmm, I'm 130 days in on it, I'm not sure if I can measure much of a difference yet in size. I "feel" the same discomfort in and around "it"...just like when I did exercises for it long ago. It's the same feeling, so it feels like cell growth must be occurring. But, there isn't any real standout size yet. That is frustrating. Hearing about this "gotcha", should I continue or stop? Seems like I should keep going given that sensation of growth, just wish it'd finally show up on the measurement. Trying to give it all the hours I can before the next DMSI.
There's not an issue with it. It simply is attempting to achieve a goal that turned out to be one of two possible goals, and because I didn't know that a the time, the subconscious will attempt to achieve the easier of the two to achieve, which turns out to be the less desirable one. If you believe you're getting growth, keep going. It will be useful to know what results you end up with when I finally do upgrade it.
Quote:And just to clarify, when are you going to start "full time" on DMSI? You said 3-6 weeks from THAT point, so I just wanted to see how much time I have for IYPS or otherwise. Man, 3.3.3...I really hope it's a giant step forward from 3.3.2. It needs to be. Even though properly using it likely won't be realistic for a long time, lol. Which is why I started IYPS to begin with during all this. If you could say when you start on 3.3.3. full time that'd be awesome. Maybe talk about stuff you plan to do for 3.3.3 too to give us some epic stuff to read in the meantime?
Thanks, Shannon.
I am in the final stages of building LTU6. I still have some significant work to do, altering one of the addition scripts, and Platinum Lake makes it much more difficult to actually build. The results that came out of the models for how to build this Platinum Lake style are making me wonder if I actually can build the results... but we shall see. I had two options, and chose the one that looked like the best long term results. The other also shows very good results, and will definitely be build-able. But the complexity in building from a script that Platinum Lake adds is not insignificant.
I thought you were referring to 3 to 6 weeks to build DMSI.
I'm expecting that I should be able to finish adjusting the final addition for the Key script of LTU6 today or tomorrow, and then start the actual build process, which may take 2-3 days this time, plus a day to upload, tag, bag, etc. So we are close to being done with Stage 1 of LTU6. Once I have all the script work done, building each stage looks like a 2-3 day job, and I'm going to build Stage 1 and 2 before I start with DMSI 3.3.3 full time. So I estimate we are... 5 to 7 days out at this point? I didn't expect that Platinum Lake would complicate making the script into a subliminal as much as it looks like it will.
Then again, 2-3 days to build a stage may also be an over-estimation. I'm new to building this way, and not really familiar with how long it takes yet.
As for 3.3.3, if all I did was take the existing script of 3.3.2 and put it in a current skeleton script, you guys would see a big improvement. What I have in mind is going to be to apply the new scripting methods for the relevant script sections, and add something we have desperately needed: a fear remover for the affected. We want the user and affected to be free from fear in executing and deciding how to respond, while making a good case for why there should be a response. Then we will allow the affected to decide what to do based on their individual morals, ethics and circumstances, not their fears.
On top of that we will have FRM 4.9, which itself will be a huge upgrade, and then we will have skeleton script additions as well, some of which are being introduced in LTU6 and some of which I will be introducing in DMSI 3.3.3 (because it will take a while to create them). These are all aimed at making execution more likely.
I also am looking at limiting the number of people who will be affected by the standard and other snipers so that we achieve an optimal amount of impact per affected given the amount of energy there is to work with, and I'm looking for better ways to source the energy. Have some interesting ideas there too. On top of all that, making the program less energy hungry. There's more, but I don't remember it all off the top of my head.
I have really learned a lot in the last several months about how to improve my scripting methods. You're going to see some significant differences in scripting and approach. Hopefully that will be a significant improvement in results for you.