Write a program that prompts the user to enter an odd integer and uses this integer as the sole argument for a value-returning function. The function should analyze the user's input and return a Boolean value to main. Code in the main function should notify the user if his/her input was correct.
The main problem is that these developers think the idiots inherently can't understand anything they find useful, but are also unable to create anything they don't understand. As a result they went with gibberish
I still don't understand why sometimes in class, the teacher has problems opening a DVD with media player. Then everyone turns to me expecting that I solve the problem - usually 3 clicks
anything python or BGE related could be tagged scripting, and since Blender has a python console, technically Everything can be re-crated with scripting.
Three logicians walk into a bar; the barman asks if all three want drinks, to which the first answers "I don't know", the second answers "I don't know" and the third answers "Yes"
Write a program that prompts the user to enter an odd integer and uses this integer as the sole argument for a value-returning function. The function should analyze the user's input and return a Boolean value to main. Code in the main function should notify the user if his/her input was correct.
I guess its a question of how far does VFX fall down into its subsets until they warrant their own sites...
Maybe its drops all the way in
Sadly though, its will be a bit harder to sell
I guess I feel the scope of VFX shouldn't be that deep, I feel that alot of 3D users would not have any experence with the rest of VFX, and the other way round to
Currently they aren't very different; however, I don't think that should be the case.
To large a scope for a site can be harmful, and alienate many users overwhelmed by the quantity of irrelevant questions to their field. This proposal has a fairly massive scope, just look at the list of profess...
Write a program that prompts the user to enter an odd integer and uses this integer as the sole argument for a value-returning function. The function should analyze the user's input and return a Boolean value to main. Code in the main function should notify the user if his/her input was correct.
How does Cycles work and how is it different from Blender Internal?
Which is better?
