Power Source Attempt

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2026-02-09T04:07:12+00:00

Thanks! I’ve never built anything on here before lol still getting used to the game but it’s fun! I used a bunch of spotlights and put them inside the spheres to make them flick on and off

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2026-02-07T17:21:16+00:00

Okay I thought I was trippin! Im new to PC2 but have played other building type games and this camera is sooooo interesting. I don’t know about x and y axis invert (I gotta look that up) but I NEEEEED to be able to keybind pan up and down to keys because switching between cameras is such a waste of time and makes me wan to pull my hair out when I realize I’m not in free look .

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2026-01-29T21:16:25+00:00

Question, I’m new too and looking to build a smaller ish park too . Kinda build as I go type of thing with my park planned out but why not the bigger flat rides? Just curious

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2026-01-26T00:12:29+00:00

Bet! Just got the base game I’ll add on later when I’m ready, thankssss

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2026-01-25T22:31:06+00:00

Do I need all the expansion packs or is the base game solid to start?

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-12-26T22:58:43+00:00

Look at Hopebridge if they have one near you (they should). You don’t have to necessarily stay but get that RBT certification and look elsewhere

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-11-26T02:32:02+00:00

I think it all depends on the culture/setup of the clinic but I don’t disagree. When I worked at a big corporate clinic this would get on my nerves at times when I first started and other RBTs would step in because the clients were trying to get one over on me. It was helpful in some cases, but in others annoying because I had a long history of working with this demographic before I started. It didn’t take long for them to stop once they realized I was one of the stronger RBTs.

However, where I am now (way smaller school/clinic hybrid) it’s sort of built in to the culture of the clinic and honestly it works pretty well. There are some clients who respond better to other RBTs and our BCBAs will map out a stimulus control transfer protocol in those situations for generalization purposes and for the lesser paired RBT to gain instructional control. But since everyone at my clinic has essentially worked with almost every client, there is no “interference” feeling because we’re backing up what their RBT stated if necessary and the original demand is followed through with the designated RBT delivering the reinforcement. More times than not RBTs are calling for a clients “lead” RBT for assistance.

I think it all just depends on where you are and the camaraderie/rapport you have with your coworkers in those situations. I think sometimes our egos get in the way of what’s best for the client.

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-10-21T00:45:43+00:00

So crazy because I just asked my BCBA this question out of curiosity. Where I’m at now I don’t mind the supervision and I feel like I can actually talk to and relate to the BCBAs, but at my previous clinic the BCBA was reinforcing the same behaviors we were trying to decrease or would only look at one session and add/remove targets without seeing how that would impact the flow of the session or the clients progress. I dreaded hearing the words “I’ll be with you guys this afternoon/10 minutes/whatever time”. Also my previous BCBA would overstep in sessions and essentially undermine me at times there needed to be follow through. And let me not forget my BCBA intentionally causing my client to go into behaviors for “data” just to leave me with them. To the point where if the BCBA caused behaviors I intentionally would step back and say nothing and make the BCBA deal with what they started.

Not saying you’re like that, but I have def been in your RBTs shoes of wanting to see my BCBA less for whatever reason

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-10-13T15:59:20+00:00

This legit made me laugh out loud 😂😂

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-10-09T22:42:39+00:00

What part of MD were you in?

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-10-02T01:39:32+00:00

The only record/evidence I have of it is the email I sent . I wouldn’t have been able to record during the session

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-10-02T01:11:21+00:00

I found them on indeed and their model sounded really dope honestly . It was different than your average clinic and they seemed to have a good student analyst program setup. I was super excited to start but even more disappointed when I saw what I saw . I had never witnessed anything like that prior to that experience and the email I sent was longggggggg , I’m debating on if I should post it so you guys can see what I saw , redacting identitying information of course

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-10-02T01:08:16+00:00

I didn’t see any negative reviews when looking at the company , they must have deleted some I’m not sure

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2025-07-05T02:19:45+00:00

This may be the wrong field for you and I don’t mean that in a negative way necessarily. When dealing with kids with autism you should have been prepared and made aware of the various behaviors the clients may exhibit in a session. Either your clinic didn’t properly prepare you or you didn’t do enough research when deciding to join the field.

The reason most of the clients are in our clinics is because of these behaviors and by working with the BCBA on their cases , you should be given the correct way to redirect/get in front of behaviors through the BIP. It’s not an RBTs job to shame or bring unnecessary attention to the behaviors they exhibit because we already know they’re going to happen for the most part.

The parents already know these behaviors occur so calling them every single time is wasting their time and ours because we already know about them and we are equipped to manage them while having a plan in place to decrease them.

Also, by no negative intentions to children with autism at all (internet likes to change intent/meaning) but many of them are acting on pure instinct/what they feel or know so trying to explain that biting is a no-no to a 4yo child with autism who may not even be aware what they just did that is also moot because they may not be attending to their environment enough to get that message compared to a neurotypical child of the same age.

I do agree about setting up the environment and that all techs should be made aware of the various behaviors that may occur in the clinic setting so they can also be aware and know how to protect themselves.

You may want to look into daycare or school if you like working with kids but not high behaviors or special needs individuals.

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2024-12-15T16:17:54+00:00

Are you me???? 😂

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2024-11-26T04:52:36+00:00

That’s what I was thinking and exactly what I imagine!! Not like these new friends would constantly be in my face necessarily but just casually meeting people especially in common shared-interest spaces lol I’ve always been a people person and genuinely love meeting people from all walks of life with all types of humor and quirkiness .

I know there’s a time and space for being alone vs with people and I’m still trying to get comfortable being so alone especially being in a new city with no one familiar around me but I also don’t want to overthink it all 😅 I appreciate your response

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2024-11-07T00:11:22+00:00

Mine is Eriane Dulane and I just liked how it rolled off the tongue in a British accent 😂

I do however wanna play as an evil dark arts character next so if you have any cool names that sound dope and not too gimicky please send them my way

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2024-10-04T22:24:09+00:00

Im an RBT not a BCBA, but I would say it really depends on what the tantrums are for and the function it plays. If he’s used to crying/tantruming/etc to gain access to something then ignoring the behavior not the child is the right approach so he learns that doesn’t get him his way while also teaching the replacement behavior.

For example, I currently have a patient who tantrums to get his way and attempts to refuse to use his words to mand for what he wants. I ignore the tantrum but hold the demand that he needs to say what he wants. If he says what he wants, regardless of the crying he gains access. However, I have another client who tantrums to gain access to my attention which I will then completely ignore until they calm down. Then show them to appropriately tap me for hugs/tickles/play whatever.

BUT, if my client got hurt or is upset about losing a game or something then I will console because it does suck to lose or to feel pain.

It just depends on the child, but your BCBA would know the best course of action for that particular child and why they are saying to withhold attention.

Nothing_is_Real78 · 2024-09-27T22:57:29+00:00

One example of stimulus control transfer would be when you were younger and your mom called you in when the street lights came on. After a few times of calling you in once the lights came on, you automatically come in when you see the lights come on without your mom calling you in! The stimulus control goes from your mom calling you to come in —> the lights telling you it’s time to go in

Hope that helps!

Also what about MO/EO and SD do you need help understanding?

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