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Werthog 95 posted:just what the world needs, another roguelike whoa rude as gently caress man but i will let it slide cuz i like ur av
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i hope ur posts get eaten by a grue, a digital orc
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a digital orc posted:im in the process of authoring a roguelike game in python using the chronicles of doryen library. so far i have implemented randomized levels, monsters, items, an exp system, and a save function. a* is super cool & fun because you can actually see it Do A Thing it doesn't require advanced math or anything, it's just looking through the possibilities in an ordered way here's a cool visualizer I ran into a while back that also has some variants; I really want to implement that guy's jump point search for something sometime
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a digital orc posted:whoa rude as gently caress man but i will let it slide cuz i like ur av i said jk, that means u can't be offended
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Nov 22, 2013 21:33
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Werthog 95 posted:i said jk, that means u can't be offended 
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PleasingFungus posted:a* is super cool & fun because you can actually see it Do A Thing thanks this is pretty loving awesome im gonna start reading into this after i get off work
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a digital orc posted:thanks this is pretty loving awesome im gonna start reading into this after i get off work one last link: I used http://www.policyalmanac.org/games/aStarTutorial.htm when I was learning the algorithm and it worked well enough one of my favorite bugs that I've run into was one of the times I hosed up an a* implementation, back in early 2010.  (The numbers are the path; it was trying to get from '0' to the black spot.) I can't remember exactly what I did to cause this behavior, but it was pretty great.
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PleasingFungus posted:here's a cool visualizer I ran into a while back that also has some variants neat
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Nov 22, 2013 22:06
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PleasingFungus posted:a* is super cool & fun because you can actually see it Do A Thing this is really awesome
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i made a thing on ipad to learn spritekit. it has flocking birds the framerate is poo poo but i am too lazy to fix it up
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tym boids
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Werthog 95 posted:tym boids i do. i do mean boids. a bunch of fukkin boids. you can make them swarm around your fingers its okay i guess. Or chase them away from stuff.
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PleasingFungus posted:one last link: I used http://www.policyalmanac.org/games/aStarTutorial.htm when I was learning the algorithm and it worked well enough wow thanks again man this is really helpful. it also looks like once you have this running, making it diagonal only requires some trivial changes its almost as if A* For Retards was written specifically for me 
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dur posted:here's my current dumb project. i'm making like a play house/hiding place for babby under the desk. we used to have a file cabinet there and she'd always go back behind it and play peekaboo so i moved the file cabinet and started this idiot project status: almost done  just gotta hang the curtain now
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dur posted:idiot project status: almost done order up!
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PleasingFungus posted:one last link: I used http://www.policyalmanac.org/games/aStarTutorial.htm when I was learning the algorithm and it worked well enough that appears to be the longest path rather than he shortest. i'm going to guess a flipped binary operator somewhere
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Captain Cool posted:I have an idea for an ios project that would use 3d graphics, physics, and eventually some image processing. but the only 3d graphics I've ever done is drawing wireframes in qt in college. should I jump in and get an ios dev license, or play around with unity or something first? you don't need the $99pa IOS dev licence until you want to deploy onto the device, you can use the sim for free
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dur posted:idiot project status: almost done it's like a lil babby tollbooth
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thanks to that inri holocaust this thread ended up on page five. wtf anyway, current project status: i got the first two units of my modular bike light system assembled and installed. those being the headlamp and the battery/controller box. still to come are the taillamp and the addressable rgb side strips. as for performance, uh...well let's just say i may have overdesigned this a little bit. it's hard to look down the bore of this lamp when i have it running at 25% pwm and at 100% it is literally blinding. i am going to need to go down to like 10% power or risk blinding drivers with glare instead of just warning them i'm there. the taillight which i haven't fully assembled yet has twice the output of the headlamp, and the side strips at full power have twice the output of the head and tail lights combined (six times that of the headlamp alone). and the battery and power supply should be able to maintain that level of output for at least half an hour yep
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Sagebrush posted:as for performance, uh...well let's just say i may have overdesigned this a little bit. this is a relief for me, I was looking at your specs and going "jesus christ is that the kind of output i'm going to need to design for too"
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Dr. Honked posted:it's like a lil babby tollbooth a lil babby... PHANTOM TOLLBOOOTH OOOOOHH SPOOOOOOOPY
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Sagebrush posted:thanks to that inri holocaust this thread ended up on page five. wtf so basically you're weaponizing your bike
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current status of weaponized bike: yep, i'm going to kill someone with this thing i got the side illumination strips prototyped and for fun made a little code that strobes them like aircraft navigation lamps, first red and green on the appropriate sides then a quick double white flash. it's extraordinarily disorienting
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make it flash like a police siren, then sell it to venice beach cops for $$$$
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Doc Block posted:make it flash like a police siren, then sell it to venice beach cops for $$$$ they will just beat him up and take it
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i need a heating element shaped like this for my project: but i can only find one, and it runs way too hot for my purposes. also its only available on ebay and amazon. is there a digikey or farnell-like site where i can find a good, easily-searchable range of stuff like this, with reliable info about the manufacturer and ideally datasheets and other documentation? Nelson MandEULA fucked around with this message at 01:12 on Dec 4, 2013 |
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WorkingPeer posted:i need a heating element shaped like this for my project: looks like an immersion heater? maybe try mcmaster. also if it runs too hot you could probably just adjust the voltage being supplied to it. if its running off mains ac then a simple triac light dimmer knob should do the trick. a typical $10 one from hardware store supports up to 600W.
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peepsalot posted:looks like an immersion heater? maybe try mcmaster. also if it runs too hot you could probably just adjust the voltage being supplied to it. if its running off mains ac then a simple triac light dimmer knob should do the trick. a typical $10 one from hardware store supports up to 600W. well the wattage would also mean id need to swap out the ssr ive chosen which would be annoying. anyway, this whole project is also a bit of a foray into the weird world of dfm, so i want to theoretically be able to order 1000 of these things, and i'd like to have a datasheet and other info for my own amusement. like, i could hack this project together in an afternoon using some travel immersion heaters an off-the-shelf pid controller and a 25A ssr, but i want to take my time and learn about stuff like microcontrollers and encoders and heating elements and smt and all that cool poo poo,. part of the "fun" of it for me at least (if you can call it that) is learning how to buy components like a real engineering type person
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workingpeer i found your youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcrY59nGxBg ps it's fantastic that you've made it so far with this sous vide thing 
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WorkingPeer posted:i want to theoretically be able to order 1000 of these things
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anyway google for variations of "plumbing supplies" "immersion heater element". plumbers will have to buy one-offs for this sort of thing all the time. for buying thousands, you'd usually ask for a catalogue from the manufacturer, then chat to a sales rep to set up the order. if you want, can probably get a catalogue delivered to you just by emailing the sales department of whoever coffeetable fucked around with this message at 14:18 on Dec 4, 2013 |
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Sagebrush posted:weaponized bike redundant
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coffeetable posted:workingpeer i found your youtube channel that video was amazing. the last 3 seconds alone make it worth watching.
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coffeetable posted:workingpeer i found your youtube channel i like how my first electronics project (if you can call it that) involves mains electricity in close proximity to water. really starting off easy. though that video gives me a bit of reassurance that i wont die, as did my recent experience electrocuting myself while installing a new thermostat without switching off the right circuit breaker. ac is totes safe guys, take it from me! coffeetable posted:ps it's fantastic that you've made it so far with this sous vide thing nothing's actually been designed, purchased or built yet!  i sure have learned a lot though! 
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this video is the most useful thing ive watched in ages https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQuLZHsGZdI
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Mathhole posted:that video was amazing. the last 3 seconds alone make it worth watching. i know its ot but his latest vid is amazing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5vVmwsLtCo "there is no escape from the enemy who lives within" hail satan
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Ive been working on materializing a tulpa over the past month so I can finally have a sexual partner worthy of my vigor and intellect.
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swamp izzo posted:Ive been working on materializing a tulpa over the past month so I can finally have a sexual partner worthy of my vigor and intellect. I haven't watched porn in 3 months most of this time was during early forming of derpy. Not sure if it is really linked to tulpamancy but I like to think it is. I have been battling porn addiction for years and it was just so easy to give it up this time.
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