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CasperH2O
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Comment #46429887
You may appreciate the game Split/Second, its in a similar vein.
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Comment #46402081
You may want to have a look at build123d. Its a Python library with an active and accessible community.
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Comment #45872952
Have you considered Build123D for CAD code? I am also procedurally generating marble tracks and 3D printing them for about a year now and found that library very useful. The commun…
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Comment #45872930
Small world, I opted for a Gosper curve myself, but when it got too big, cut out specific pieces and connected those. It gives everything a uniform look while allowing to fill the …
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Comment #45868539
This is really quite interesting and similar to a project I'm working on. I've been using procedural generation to generate a marble dexterity track similar to a Perplexus. My tool…
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Comment #44094413
Very interesting read. I half expected a reference to the recent game Stray, where a cat finds itself in a robot occupied city and tries to find a way out.
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Comment #43895623
Lovely. Reminds me of CADQuery and Build123D. Being able to programatically do CAD design "normally" done with GUIs.
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Comment #43828762
This is really quite interesting, would like to integrate this into the open source application Handheld Companion [1]. [1] https://github.com/Valkirie/HandheldCompanion
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Comment #43670390
Since you mentioned the ROG Ally, if you are looking for a handheld without a screen (basically a controller with a built in computer) you may like the Tecno Pocket Go. Also, great…
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Comment #43405093
This is an amazing resource, which helped me greatly implement various P, PI, PID and PI-D algorithms in my open source C# application for Wattage (TDP) control on APUs for handhel…
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Comment #42532448
Im still on Winamp, still got the keyboard keys in my muscle memory.
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Comment #42369631
We've been happily using this algorithm for motion sensor (IMU, gyroscope and accelerometer) filtering to game control input for some time in the open source application Handheld C…
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Comment #42330104
LiDAR sensors, like for example from SICK can have multiple 'layers' of sensors, which combined with various algorithms can handle rain pretty good.
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Comment #41284741
> In the case of Robotron 2084 it's amazing because nothing today offers the same gameplay: you need two 8-directions joystick, on to move in one of 8 directions and the other joys…
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Comment #41200481
There's an XKCD for almost every occasion: https://xkcd.com/1782/
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Comment #41102800
Bill Hicks (stand up comedian) has a nice sketch on this, "If you work in marketing or advertisement, kill yourself". Note, it's from the 90s.
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Comment #40929760
Up to a point that text makes a lot of sense for describing a PID controller, which is a form of control that only really looks at error and tries to get it to zero.
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Comment #40835341
> The ‘Pompei’ trilobites are so remarkable because they are not flattened or deformed like many fossils and every leg is arranged as it was in life Going from a 2D image to 3D mus…
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Comment #40643146
Probably everything looks like a nail to him...
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Comment #40598307
Thank you!
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Comment #40598277
Cookie wall, pay wall... How can I read this?
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Comment #40484725
And no color highlights either!
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Comment #40412487
Perhaps because of the "dev in chat" meme reference? When (game) developers would show up in the public chat channel.