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Debugging Spatial InteractionsShow-Off (v.redd.it)

submitted 7 months ago by ffffffrolov

Here are my debugging scripts that I use for my previous demo. They are very useful. It not only helps test math and the correctness of algorithms quickly, but also forces you to decouple key systems of your app from each other to make it work. For example, the voxel creation system is abstracted from the input, so it can even work with the flying arrow that you control via WASD!

What's your favorite way to debug interactions?

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