That feel when I optimized my game logic and physics to make CPU impact nonexistent, and then some internal Unity trololo fills the profiler with huge green spikes every time I touch text or particles. I must learn how to optimize it.

I have a deep dislike for too-high-level systems because it's not obvious why they don't work

Hello @AlexandreVaillancourt how are you?

@trollingchar Hello!

I'm good, tired, but good :)

@trollingchar Yeah; we have the chance to work with open-source software, so when things don't work as expected, I open the box and look at the gears.

How are you?

I too had to go to TextMesh PRO package sources and fix two bugs there

I don't know how lol

Ah :P

They'd not accept it anyway, the hack is too dirty

Ah, ok!

One reason to try to send a patch, is if it's only, and some other users find the bug, that would give them a workaround while the official patch comes in.

but, yeah, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I don't know where to submit

Ah, ok. I don't know either

:)

Sometimes I think that I dislike everything at all. But there is something that I dislike less.

Reminds me of a Soviet cartoon: "I don't like this expedition, I don't like these sailors, I don- What? Yes! No! I don't like everything at all, sir!"

@trollingchar This happens to me when I don't get enough sleep.

To me, this happens when my code doesn't work.

I always thought that my job was 20% of the time writing code to add new features and create bugs, and the other 80% was to fix those bugs.

(Although I'm sure modern tools like intellisense and experience change this ratio.)

@AlexandreVaillancourt wait, it isn't 10/90?

@trollingchar Oh, I don't know :)

I'm testing the game at home, and it runs smoothly. Probably it's because of the GPU (bottleneck was in rendering).