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If I put a box in a bag, can I put the bag in the box, making it inaccessable to this universe? This bug exists in Exanima and I hope they never fix it.

"Mamdani should fight unions" lol no, bad article.

When I explored new dungeons in Ocarina of Time, I used to draw the map on paper as I went until I found the in-game map. Then I could compare how much I got right lol

You may be able to dip them in fountains to get potions, higher level potions the deeper you go

Could you use this to throw a potion up so it shatters on the ceiling?

My favorite way to do this would be `@export var ball: Node2D` and then set the ball in the inspector. Also, check out "Scene unique names". There are many tools to access the nodes in the scene tree!

I love it when a browser comes with multiple first party extensions that steal my data

Programming happens on paper, coding happens on a keyboard

There’s a lot of non-coding work that goes into games, writing config files and creating game assets. Someone has to write down everything that goes into the game. Even non-technical design has to be done, if you can write the game “rule book” then that’s most of the work done already.

Python is only superficially similar to gdscript. If you want to start out with some “basics” of programming in gdscript, look into EditorScript, you can run such a script in the editor to create “command line” programs, printing variables and such.

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa for Nintendo DS pinball minigame

How would you write it?

Yeah, it kind of looks like a cast to number, but it was actually the constructor! What's the answer then?

Why does it return a number and not an instance?

I agree, coding is like a bunch of little puzzles, good for keeping the mind active.

If you get completely stuck, AI might be able to help get you back on track. It is good at bringing up unknown jargon, and might help you resume research once you find out how to phrase your problem better.

I think in python, this would be weird, it is normal to "define" class members by just assigning values in the constructor (__init__)

If the class had defined these variables, it might look like this:

class Person:
name = ""
age = 0
def __init__(self, name, age):
self.name = name
self.age = age

I love C++, keep up the good work. Knowing how something works in multiple languages can expand your understanding.

In order to remain still in curved spacetime, one must accelerate.

Great guess! The earlier defining adds a class named Person, which contains a name for that Person. The tricky part is that we tell the person ("Alice") to store an age, which we didn't define. In some languages, this would be an error, but python allows this.

I wanna explore these

My guess is that the developers called another windows API function after calling CreateWindowEx(), which overwrote the error information.

Jurassic ghosts in a Cretaceous land is awesome

As long as you're thinking about underground mega structures, have you ever seen the NPC fortresses of Dwarf Fortress in Adventurer mode? They have sprawling workshops, rooms full of historical statues, and even staircases that lead to cave highways that connect fortresses. Worth visiting.

I'm always enchanted by plants growing underground

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Features: World generator is alive

Generating caves is so fun

The dancing monkey that lies about his products?

Not Plural YouTube video by LifeOnEarth

youtu.be/Kw9TTBr8JpU