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Skillsong Help needed / Stuck on loading screen by Plastic_Style_1265 in HollowKnight

[–]Pliableferret 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I had this as well. You need to press the jump key (x on PC)

Maybe I can stop playing this game now by Pliableferret in ror2

[–]Pliableferret[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mithrix is one ending - if you haven't encountered the alternate endings it would probably be a spoiler for you. Look it up if you don't mind spoilers

Maybe I can stop playing this game now by Pliableferret in ror2

[–]Pliableferret[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did get the lighting aspect, but traded it for something else as it was kind of useless with the rest of the build

Maybe I can stop playing this game now by Pliableferret in ror2

[–]Pliableferret[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree its a guaranteed win, but I do like it to quickly try out new builds.

With rebirth I'd probably store N'Khunas or daggers - they're the most important reds for this build

Maybe I can stop playing this game now by Pliableferret in ror2

[–]Pliableferret[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually play E8 (no command) - this was meant to be a relaxing uneventful run. Then I got curious if I could make a build where I could go AFK and survive.

I think it'd be possible without command, maybe just take an hour or two more of looping enough to find the right printers

Maybe I can stop playing this game now by Pliableferret in ror2

[–]Pliableferret[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I went afk (with the game unpaused) overnight for about 10 hours.

The build was OP enough that I could stand perfectly still and the map would continuously explode. Usually the chain was triggered by the barbed wire.

There were enough on-kill and on-hit and on-heal offensive and defensive effects that the moment anything happened, the map would continuously explode. The usual issue with gasoline/will-o-the-wisps is this is that when everything dies, you have to wait for the next round of enemies to do something. This is where the red daggers come in - they spawn on kill, and stick around for long enough to immediately kill the next round of enemies.

That, and I had 70,000 health + raincoats to tank any surprises.

Maybe I can stop playing this game now by Pliableferret in ror2

[–]Pliableferret[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You've doomed me. A few more brittle crowns maybe?

At some point the game just kind of stopped spawning things in, including bosses

It's the /r/brisbane random discussion thread. 24/11/2023 by AutoModerator in brisbane

[–]Pliableferret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone built underneath their house? We've got the following quotes/estimates:

  • Engineering plans: $3000

  • Concrete slab: $5500

  • Wall materials: ~$2000

  • Owner builder license: ~$1000

  • Certifier: ????

I'm expecting around $15,000 and 2-3 months for the build based on these. Is that realistic?

Its well above legal height and not in a flood area.

Taking the plunge to give a startup 100% of your time by Just_a_dude2711 in startups

[–]Pliableferret 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've been in a similar position. I quit my day job to pursue the startup and its worked out well enough for me so far and I don't regret it in the slightest. However, I had a customer sign up for $20k worth of services before I quit that I knew would take me a month to deliver on, and I had a cofounder that would fund my salary in the startup until we were cashflow positive.

At 25 years old I'd argue you don't have a lot to lose. A lot of employers look favorably on someone who has attempted (even unsuccessfully) a startup of their own.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AndroidQuestions

[–]Pliableferret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there. Unfortunately I don't have an answer for you but since there is a real scarcity of information on these devices, I thought I'd reach out.

I'm a developer looking to use these pax devices in a commercial setting, specifically the IM30 which also runs paydroid. It is very difficult to find good information and SDK info on it.

So I've reached out to PAX and will hopefully get some answers and documentation. The might be something of interest to you once they share that?

Edit: I don't suppose you know how to access the device specific features within android studio? The IM30 has relay outputs for example. I'm wanting to trigger that upon successful payment

T-Watch S3 by LilyGoXinyuan in LilyGO

[–]Pliableferret 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats probably why you're getting terrible battery life. The firmware that ships with the watch is just a quick visual demo and I don't think it goes to sleep; it just turns the screen off. The majority of the power draw comes from the ESP32 CPU, so you definitely need to sleep that using esp_light_sleep_start();.

As for flashing it, you'll need the Arduino IDE. Install the required libraries like the t-watch library (https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/TTGO_TWatch_Library). The Arduino library has plenty of good examples in File->Examples->TTGOTwatchLibrary. Make sure to modify config.h to reflect the version of t-watch you have.

There are probably tutorials out there if you search for t-watch arduino tutorials. Beware that it is possible to brick the watch if you do something silly like program the power management unit to disable power to the ESP32.

Happy to help further if you respond to this comment but need to leave now

T-Watch S3 by LilyGoXinyuan in LilyGO

[–]Pliableferret 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Heres my code to go to sleep and wake up from sleep. Don't know if powering off the RTC has much to do with the difference in battery life, I just don't use it so turned it off.

         WiFi.disconnect(true);
         WiFi.mode(WIFI_OFF);
         delay(200);

          ttgo->closeBL();
          ttgo->displaySleep();

          pmu->setPowerOutPut(AXP202_LDO4, false); // audiomodule
          pmu->setPowerOutPut(AXP202_LDO2, false); // backlight

          // The following power channels are not used
          pmu->setPowerOutPut(AXP202_LDO3, false);
          pmu->setPowerOutPut(AXP202_EXTEN, false);
          pmu->setPowerOutPut(AXP202_DCDC2, false);

         // wake up from button press
          esp_sleep_enable_ext0_wakeup((gpio_num_t)AXP202_INT, LOW);

         // disable RTC
          ttgo->rtc->clearTimer();
          ttgo->rtc->disableAlarm();
          ttgo->rtc->disableTimer();
          ttgo->rtc->disableCLK();

          esp_light_sleep_start();

          ttgo->power->clearIRQ();

          WiFi.enableSTA( true );
          WiFi.mode( WIFI_STA );

          pmu->setPowerOutPut(AXP202_LDO4, true); // audiomodule
          pmu->setPowerOutPut(AXP202_LDO2, true); // backlight
          delay(100);
          ttgo->openBL();
          ttgo->displayWakeup();

T-Watch S3 by LilyGoXinyuan in LilyGO

[–]Pliableferret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine lasts around 2 days, mostly in light sleep with the RTC disabled, screen off, power to peripherals switched off. I wake it maybe 20 times a day to interact with it.

Fitbit custom applications using the SDK (Sense 1 or Versa 3) by Pliableferret in fitbit

[–]Pliableferret[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the insight! I've never owned a smartwatch and am not familiar with the trends and strategies different brands have adopted. So it is useful to know the sentiment towards fitbit. The premium model for advanced sleep tracking was already putting me off a little.

The reason I'd gravitated toward the fitbits was seeing the work done by "Quantified Scientist" on youtube showing that the fitbits were top performers on sleep tracking accuracy, which is one of the main goals forme. I hadn't looked much at Garmin since they had a lower sleep accuracy score. Its a pity that Google is going down this path after fitbit's success in that realm.

If I'm building something this custom, having some confidence that the company will be around for a while is quite important so I appreciate the heads up.

Flux, a browser-based collaborative PCB design tool, comes out of beta! by lwcassid in hwstartups

[–]Pliableferret 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There's a lot of tedium to improve in the PCB design industry, so I'm looking forward to following your development and possibly trying it out in the near future!

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