miert, van aki elemzi? :o

i hope you're right 🥺

Neither did I ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Again, the classic quote from Margin Call:

"This is just the start."
"It's the start because you are starting it."

It's easy for someone in power to say that people have to accept something if he is the one making that call.

"All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten" by Robert Fulghum.

I wrote an entire post about techniques like this some years ago 😊

It's an accessibility feature for people with diminished motor skills and thus will want to disable a key repeating when they hold it down for longer than the repeat threshold.

Probably not without some registry hackery 😐

Te jó ég, nézem az összefoglalót, és ez valami kritikán aluli még önmagához képest is, pedig azért nem kapott húsbavágó brutális kérdéseket.

"Szívesen felkészülök következő alkalommal", MIVAN?! Tizenöt éve te vagy a miniszterelnök, jóember.

Windows + Numpad plus/minus to zoom in/out

...not with THAT attitude.

How would a line look when drawn with a straight-edge ruler?

(Quite literally asking for a friend 👇)

Quick note: in the shader page you describe a vector as "a way to describe a direction" which feels a bit loose to me especially since you mention normalizing afterwards; wouldn't "a group of numbers that can represent, among other things, a direction" be more accurate?

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I loved Firmament; it was the buggiest game I ever played on launch and I still enjoyed it tremendously. (Disclaimer: KS backer here.) Seriously, a Cyan game with a VNV Nation needle drop? You couldn't me-code a game harder if you tried.

I'd be less fascinated if it was only Riven, but they have Myst, Riven, Obduction and Firmament, and _all of them_ get it right the exact same way.

Quick question if you don't mind: How is the stylus/screen for drawing?

They do such a good job at gradually opening up the world (almost like a Metroidvania) and having one part rely on the other while making the world simultaneously both fresh and also filled with discovery, there has to be some sort of method to it, AND I NEED TO KNOW. 🥺

Like I would love to know what the process is of layouting the world, placing the puzzles around, whether it's mechanics-first or story-first or setting/art-first, it's such a hard one, and they do it so seamlessly. (Even Fireproof sometimes struggles with that where it feels a bit arbitrary!)