I never actually have used CalcSys at all o.O I even had it on my calc for some time when i got it from a friend, but i eventually deleted it.

If I saw a collision, I would stop the physics engine from updating, take manual control of the character, animate it sliding off the edge, and give the physics engine control again.  I would probably play around with it to find a suitable method.  That is, assuming that I was willing to do that to the player in the first place.

Ah that would be an interesting solution.  It might cause some weird complications but im sure they could be ironed out ^^

Hmmm maybe so, but wouldn't adding some sort of edge sliding make it more complicated, not less?

* Builderboy Salivates *

When do you think you are going to release it?  Will it be all at once or page by page like Hot dog?

Thats why im still ata round 0.2.4, im waiting for a stable release, either that or some sort of new feature that i cant live without.

Awesome Success :O What does the source to that monster look like?

(unless its your Axe project?)

Yeah its Basic, and pretty fast if i do say so myself.  Here are the programs, run Calc to run the program.  Syntax is very loose, but there are no lowercase, since i thought that it would be more hassle than its worth to type them in, plus when the program is compiled into a single program, it means that there will be only a single program (about 1000 bytes).  These next aexpressions are all legal:

5M TO CM
5M TO CM
5 M TO CM
5(M) TO CM

It currently supports these units, although adding more is trivial:
Meters  (m)
Centimeters (cm)
Milimeters (mm)
Kilometers (km)
Inches (in)
Feet (ft)
Yards (yd)
Miles (Ml)
Kilograms (KG)
Grams (G)
Pound mass (lbm)
Ounce (oz)
Newton (n)
Pascal (pa)
PSI (psi)
Joules (j)
Electron Volts (ev)
Seconds (s)
Minutes (min)
Hours (h)
Pound Force (lbf)
Watts (w)
KiloWatts (kw)
Volts (v)
KiloVolts (kv)
Ohms (ohm)
Amps (a)
The program is also written so that adding extra units does not impact speed very much at all.  It does have some load time at startup though.  I wanted to keep size at a minimum so it precalculates a lot of data.

EDIT: Also note that i dont do any unit checking so it lets you do silly things like convert feet to seconds