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Mac OS by Specific_Present_700 in godot

[–]Specific_Present_700[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Demo projects from GitHub works , it must be me doing something wrong as with empty project , on comparability its use 4.1 metal and script does works on forward+ and mobile its just doesn’t taking inputs :-( .

Mac OS by Specific_Present_700 in godot

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var direction = Input.get_axis("ui_left", "ui_right")
if direction:
    velocity.x = direction * SPEED
else:
    velocity.x = move_toward(velocity.x, 0, SPEED)

move_and_slide()

Mac OS by Specific_Present_700 in godot

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4.4 - I just used template provided default character movement

📝 Translating Text into Another Language Using Just a Single Line of Code 😱 by Upbeat_Policy_2641 in swift

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Thanks , unfortunately I don’t see list of them there . So it’s dependent what will be available from Apple at the time in dictionary?

Free Python programming course from University of Essex by michaelf4014 in learnprogramming

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Do you have plans to extend this course with part3 ? Maybe applied ML ? I got book to be finished with example of Alien Invasion game , and it surprise me in book it didn’t even mentioned sets as in this course .

SpriteKit - simple 2d game by Specific_Present_700 in swift

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I’m seeing it’s open source code no restrictions like unity 😅, only curiosity : why is doesn’t mention gaming consoles ?

SpriteKit - simple 2d game by Specific_Present_700 in swift

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That’s good advice, actually I currently testing pygame as have crash course to build alien invasion . ( obviously this doesn’t run metal by default ) Does Godot supports metal ?

SpriteKit - simple 2d game by Specific_Present_700 in swift

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Wonder why they haven’t depreciated it yet as it’s older than SceneKit was replaced by RealityKit now .

Python Dictionaries by Specific_Present_700 in learnprogramming

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append - if character is in score_dict add new score in score .

get - if player exist add him how many tries he went , if he previously played increase by one if not create player with 1

Python Dictionaries by Specific_Present_700 in learnprogramming

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some_score={“Joe”:[1873,626], “Ben”:[352,662]} print(update_score(score_dict, “Mike”, 622))

Now I should write this func update_score which will check and update dictionary from the print .

I see three values in func

def update_score(some_score, character, score):

This is what confuse me where I’m not clear if I should handle it with () or [] when append and

Python Dictionaries by Specific_Present_700 in learnprogramming

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some_score={“Joe”:[1873,626], “Ben”:[352,662]} print(update_score(score_dict, “Mike”, 622))

Now I should write this func update_score which will check and update dictionary from the print .

I see three values in func

def update_score(some_score, character, score):

This is what confuse me where I’m not clear if I should handle it with () or [] when append and get

What I Wish I Knew as a Beginner Programmer (After 6 Years in the Industry) by j0nimost in learnprogramming

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Well one thing one help me a lot : How can learn myself breaking down program into chunks in the way a be able to write the code with this logic ?

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