So im currently working at our university exercise for opengl... we wanna implement that our moon faces the planet it orbits... @DMGregory already helped us a bit with the order "WR * LT * WR * LR * LS"... but does anyone here knows how we could determine the face rotation matrix in a mathematic way ? ^^

@genaray The calculation you're using should already give it to you. But if you want to compute it from first principles, it sounds like you want a "Look-At" matrix. You can find existing Q&A and tutorials about this.

Did anyone had this issue before?

What bug?

i think i have the same on the video

just noticed him :D

Try clicking it.

he left my screen :D

you had this before?

No, I'm just shitposting because I'm bored.

We subscribed to PS now, then downloaded a game, then realized today that they removed the game.

:(

Do they remove games you bought? Can they even do that?

Also this bug is really annoying.

@nwp With PS Now, you don't "buy" the game, you just "use" it. I could buy the game in the Playstation store, but that would cost me 50 bucks.

@nwp Can you delete it?

I know I can ;)

No, not after 2 minutes passed.

Thanks.

I mean MoD aBuSe!11

@nwp All right, I did not know if the limit applied also to deleting messages.

If I knew I'd be using the game for more that four months, and using only that game, I could un-subscribe to PS Now and buy the game..

/shrug

The nice thing about that game is that my son could walk around, and it was only branded "LEGO" and not along another franchise...

@0x00004 No, but I heard from someone who did: whatever you do, do NOT apply pressure to the screen. The last thing you want is a permanent splat of bug juice inside your monitor.

Anyone worked with a project hosted on Github before? I mean; I'd like to "fix" an issue we have when we run cppclean, and I'm wondering what the process generally is? I guess is: clone the project, fix the issue, locally, upload to my cloned repo on github, create a pull request?

Or do I only clone it locally, make the modifications there, and create a pull request with my local version6

Sweet, thanks!