While not preferable for your final product, try changing all of your int values to Num values. See what happens. Also focus on your code that deals with the X position of each new tile. from your comments …uh…..this worked. I don’t know why. =| I just did a global replace for ints to Numbers … Read more
In a hex grid you’ll need three colors to color each hex so that it doesn’t have the same color as a neighbor: You were on the right track with your solution. Instead of adding x+y you’ll want to subtract x-y. The other change is that &3 is for bit manipulation; you’ll want %3 instead. … Read more
I ended up using CCDrawNode to drawn the hexagon myself, this way I have the desired hexagonal touch space, and I don’t have to make any extra calculations to check witch hexagon was touched. Here’s the algorithm:
I am new in C++ , i just want to output my point number up to 2 digits. just like if number is 3.444, then the output should be 3.44 or if number is 99999.4234 then output should be 99999.42, How can i do that. the value is dynamic. Here is my code. but its … Read more
Ensure to add an event handler. Add an onchange event listener to input element.
Is it possible to make visualization of poker hand range chart in R like this? I want to show how many times player had certain hand, so there will be numbers with frequency. Little 5 under title AA if player had AA 5x times and so on. It would be great change color of each … Read more
Don’t modify strings. Work with them as lists; turn them into strings only when needed. Python strings are immutable (i.e. they can’t be modified). There are a lot of reasons for this. Use lists until you have no choice, only then turn them into strings.
Try: Docs: https://docs.python.org/3/library/random.html#random.randrange
Pseudocode examples on Wikipedia usually use := as the assignment operator, like Pascal does (I haven’t found any counterexamples yet). You can’t use it in Python directly as it would be a SyntaxError: Use instead.
Ok, I have two solutions for you. This first one is a block of code I have used and I can say it works from experience. It requires ffmpeg, opusscript and ytdl: This second option which I would highly recommend is a node module that has many more advanced features that are hard to implement such as: musichelp [command]: … Read more