Nemesis7884 wrote: »best for what? Problem solving solutions are problem specific...
Nemesis7884 wrote: »you might want to rephrase - effect can mean visually or it can mean best effect as most useful. And again usefulness depends on what you want to achieve.
Nemesis7884 wrote: »you might want to rephrase - effect can mean visually or it can mean best effect as most useful. And again usefulness depends on what you want to achieve.
MarleyRain wrote: »Mechanical acuity. Who doesn't like critical hits.
Hmmm... what are people not understanding about a "visual effect set?" What effect can you describe that SHOWS what happens rather than just telling me??
Hmmm... what are people not understanding about a "visual effect set?" What effect can you describe that SHOWS what happens rather than just telling me??
Well the confusion stems from 'affect' usually being a verb that means to change or impact, and 'effect' which is normally a noun that means the result of a change or impact. The thread title points to 'effect'.
In your thread's body text though, 'effect' is neither of these and is instead a 'visual effect'. So it's easy to see where the crossed-wires come from!
Hmmm... what are people not understanding about a "visual effect set?" What effect can you describe that SHOWS what happens rather than just telling me??
Well the confusion stems from 'affect' usually being a verb that means to change or impact, and 'effect' which is normally a noun that means the result of a change or impact. The thread title points to 'effect'.
In your thread's body text though, 'effect' is neither of these and is instead a 'visual effect'. So it's easy to see where the crossed-wires come from!
OK... Come on.... I'll hold your hand... Look.... Do you see the word "affect" anywhere, besides in your post??? So, you had to make-up the presence of a word, so you could explain your confusion??
Hmmm... what are people not understanding about a "visual effect set?" What effect can you describe that SHOWS what happens rather than just telling me??
Well the confusion stems from 'affect' usually being a verb that means to change or impact, and 'effect' which is normally a noun that means the result of a change or impact. The thread title points to 'effect'.
In your thread's body text though, 'effect' is neither of these and is instead a 'visual effect'. So it's easy to see where the crossed-wires come from!
OK... Come on.... I'll hold your hand... Look.... Do you see the word "affect" anywhere, besides in your post??? So, you had to make-up the presence of a word, so you could explain your confusion??
I ain't confused mate! I was explaining why others may be using the word 'effect' to define the result of a set's 'affect', rather than using 'effect' as you intended, which is a 'visual effect'.