Gnx wrote:Speed thinking results in bad expression

Anyway I was thinking of hacking this by repeatedly destroying the shape attached to the body and attaching a new incrementally larger shape to the body (until reaching the desired size).

Yeah, that was what I was thinking too.

Ah, thanks

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