I\'m sorry but I can\'t find where the topic is.

I have 256Mo but planeshift had succeded in sucking ALL my memory. I coudln\'t do anything else than rebooting, I was getting memory lack errors until then.

I know windows is a memory sucker, but I can see that many ones could test the client.  So, how did they manage to get PS working on their PC? Are they all dev who use the Linux version or something like that? What is the solution until that fix?

Finally I see that my suggestion was a good one!

This is exactly what I wanted: \"parchment-like\". Thank you for your precisions.

So shadows won\'t move, right?

But there are some matters I don\'t understand then.
The azure sun is supposed to disrupt mater in near proximity probably creating a kind of ionosphere and so on...
But what about with the story of that octriach (or whatever else) attached on a giant bat hypnotized to fly straight ahead to the azure sun? You know, our sun is at about 144000000km from our earth. Then, how that bat would had reached the sun? And Yliakum cannot be so huge, the planet in which it resides is not huge enough, isn\'t it?

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Hello there!

I wondered about the stars. In the cave of Yliakum, could we imagine networks of fluorescent mushrooms or irradiating crystals? It would act as stars.

I can\'t figure out how inhabitans of Iliakum can count hours with the level of water of the last level. For the ones living in it it\'s easy but for the ones living in Iliakum, how could they know about time? Why should the azure sun have continuous variation of brightness? Why couldn\'t it work with discrete state of brightness? For exemple between 12 and 24 level of brightness, each of them lasting one hour? With variations in respect of each seasons?

Another thing about the sun, in lower level which don\'t receive the light of the light of the azure sun but still receive its vital energy, fluorescent mushrooms or irradiating crystals receiving that energy could illuminate the otherless dark corridor of lower levels. With the discrete variation of the activity of the azure sun, anybody wandering in lesser level would be able to tell the time at first glance. What do you think of it?

Last, a little remark about the azure sun: it doesn\'t move in sky, right? So shadows would always have the same shape in Yliakum. Excepted if the azure sun is always on zenith: there should be almost no shadows at all.

Hoping to get some positive response,
Shasckaw