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Jon

22:02

SubStates!

Alex M.

22:13

do you find that to be simple to use

stronghold crusader 2 looks great

Jon

blendtrees

Alex M.

honestly dude

I just split animations in frame intervals which is basically [frame index for anim start, frame index for anim end]

and pass them over to whatever manages the animation

I'd never use blocks to do it because meh

Jon

this is the coolest man

when you set it up this way, you can watch your finite state machine running

Alex M.

if you say so :\

BlueBug

do u guys use lambda expression with c++ ~~often~~? *I know it exists but I rarely see it being used.

Jon

22:20

forum.unity3d.com/…

anyways, figured it out.. it is awesome

You set the animation to the state defined in your diagram

And then the trigger, which can be anything, from a directional vector, to a speed, to a height, etc..

When the trigger is met, the animation will fire

following your state machine -- its beautiful

John McDonald

@BlueBug I've used those in C# sometimes

BlueBug

Didn't know C# can also lambda.

John McDonald

Does Google tailor search results based on what you've searched for in the past?

BlueBug

Lambda looks really cool and stylish. I suppose it is because if you can lambda, you are likely a ~~good~~ decent programmer?

John McDonald

heh

imo, you don't really want to overuse them, but when they are useful, they are really useful

Alex M.

22:31

@JohnMcDonald google tailors a lot based on your past

MickLH

and a lot of other things too, it's called your filter bubble

John McDonald

So it would know that I search for C# everything, and never search for C++, so when I ask for Lambda, it thinks "He must mean 'C# Lambda Expressions'"?

wait a second.... you're telling me that I just stop prepending all my C# searches with "C#"?!

MickLH

it also uses your web history, since nearly every site has google analytics or ads on it, along with the contents of your emails, etc...

John McDonald

Yup. But at least I get better ads in exchange (Unlike some other guys)

And better search results, :D

gives himself over to Google

MickLH

:) I think it's convenient, when I'm thinking of buying computer parts I don't even have to make shopping carts lol

John McDonald

22:37

heh, ok...

ToddersLegrande

23:11

@JohnMcDonald I usually get ads for things I just bought on another site =/

John McDonald

heh, for 50% OFF!

Alex M.

IEEE
Engineer Hugh Herr lost both of his legs to frostbite 30 years ago. So he decided to build his own biotic legs that can perfectly mimic motions of natural limbs.

His bionic legs have 2 microprocessors, 12 sensors and can currently last 3,000 steps per charge: http://bit.ly/LhBdE7

Pip

heyo

Working on Tarbeyon with a friend :D

Alex M.

23:54

yo pip

Pip

Alex M.

sup

Pip

41 mins ago, by Pip

Working on Tarbeyon with a friend :D

been talking for three hours now, working for about 1.5 of that

Alex M.

neat

BlueBug

his lecture video. He wears the legs but covers it with clothe at the beginning then surprise audience saying that he actually doesn't have legs as he approaches the end of the lecture.