uh,
sorry for the delay there, guys, but we're now ready and getting started,
so welcome to office hours for this.
You don't know what's going on.
Uh,
I'm gonna be answering questions about Resonate for the
next sort of half an hour or so,
so you can put questions into
the thread which I made. Um, and, uh, there's a link to that in,
um, the chat for this stage. Uh, there's also a link in.
Well, there will be a link in office hours, General, in
the hero.
We
we,
uh, for the benefit of the recording. Um,
I
typed at office hours We're getting started or something like that,
but I just typed at office hours we and then pushed enter.
Right.
So I see some questions flooding in. So I'm gonna go ahead and get them. Um
uh,
sorted.
So let's take a look.
Um,
ozie says prime.
How do you keep running to the most unfortunate issues
when trying to add features that seem so simple?
Um, a lot of cases, actually, just is just because, like, I'm talking about them,
right, I'm talking about them because I want people to understand, um,
software development how complex and and challenging that can be.
Um, and that means like, Hey, look at all this crap that I have to deal with.
Um, but I can guarantee it that
other people of the team who are making, you know, other features, et cetera,
including groups probably have the same experience occasionally,
but they don't talk about it as much.
But I want to talk about it because I want to sort of share, like, you know,
um, how
no one really knows what the hell is going on, right?
You know, they're all like, Oh, yeah, you'll you'll figure it out.
When you get this age, you'll you'll know how the world works. I have no idea.
Uh, cyber frog says, Can you say No? I can't.
I
It's one of the
memes which I I detest. And they're looking for the the,
uh uh a meme from, uh,
what is that game called? It's
like the name of the game.
What is the name of the
Oh, among us? Yes, of course.
Anyway,
uh,
the next question So, uh, in euphoria
says internally, what does the data user feed look like?
Uh, it's a data feed of users. That's what it looks like internally.
Uh, it was one of those areas where, like, you're quite close to, um,
like the curtain,
like a sort of good example here, when you're, like, using proto
flux and you're you're link together nodes. You you don't really think about how
each node's got a piece of C# that needs to run and all that
stuff because it'll it'll do your head in just how I don't try and,
you know, go around the world thinking about how,
um,
you know, matter is so full of space and stuff like that,
like you don't wanna think about it.
It scares you. So it just just
they Yeah,
it's a data feed.
Uh, Charlie says,
is there gonna be a chance that we can have more
control over things like carrots from the Dex editor component?
Doesn't the texture to come out have like, carrot fields?
If you could, like, identify exactly what we'd be seeing there, do let us know, uh,
and
get up
you for it. And, uh uh,
we can take a look at it. Most likely, though.
Yeah,
but to me, it sounds like a bug or a misunderstanding or or something like that.
Uh, let's see.
Flux, how satisfying is it to finally have that sweet, sweet setting through work?
Uh, to unblock new settings? I talked about that last week.
Uh, I know I'm behind on on, um, notes and stuff. I'll get to them when I can,
Uh, you can go ahead and listen to
last week's to figure out the answer to that one,
mere says.
Is it possible we can get basic off header support with, uh,
HTP web sockets to tied to the euro?
No,
Um, one of the problems with with that is that it's a slippery slope. So
I if you say, hey, I need I need the basic off header. Great.
We'll give you the basic fourth header. Then someone needs the content type header
and someone needs the content length header and various other stuff like that.
And then before you know it, we're basically on this train of implementing
various parts of,
um, the header support
so that, like that one feature,
as in we just have basic continues to work for every scenario.
Uh, whereas if we wait for, uh, collections,
um, it'll be a lot easier to to handle that and, uh,
add headers and all sorts of stuff like that.
So you you don't have to wait for collections, though.
Uh, yeah, she says. What's the dog doing? The dog is asleep on the couch.
Um, his name says, Uh
um,
What's the status of real rigid bodies? You can look that up on the github.
So one of the things that annoys me sometimes is
when people come into office hours and they're like,
What's the status of when is this happening?
Is there any news on It's like You could just look at the issue and
the issue will tell you the latest update.
So you can just go to 418 and read,
Um,
cos yeah, it's It's a bit of issue, 418,
And so, like if if, like, if any point in your head you're like, Oh,
I wonder what the status of rigid bodies is, don't think.
Oh, I'll wait until I can ask a team member. Just go straight to 418 and look at it.
And before anyone says, Well, there is no update on it.
Well, that's still a valid state, right?
Having no update on it is just is is is still a valid state. It's, um, disappointing
cos there's no update on it, but it's still a valid thing that you can look at.
Um,
yeah, let them cook. Says flux moving forwards. I haven't heard of collections.
What are those supposed to be collections?
Um,
collections are, uh, any data source, which has, uh, more than one element.
Uh, so this is lists, but this is also objects and things like that.
If you're familiar with C#, which we use under the hood, uh,
there's like a system dot collections,
not Kaiser
And the exact, uh, pathing of the name spacing there.
But like basically anything in that like collections, name space is, uh
is a collection.
And when we say collections, people often get like, uh,
hooked up on one particular feature,
and they they they fail to see the the complexity of everything else.
So,
um, when we implement collections,
our goal will be to make it so the collections work for you wherever you are,
whatever you're doing.
So
all you're using profox
Great. There are nodes for interacting with a
proto
fox collection or collection in proto
using components. Great.
There is a component for interacting with collections in in
the same way it it doesn't like mean one thing.
It means like generic collection support. Um,
and
they go,
Oh,
hoops,
uh, peach Clover says. When should we expect collections?
Um, it's 2024 and I'm just I'm III. I like no
pay or anything like that. Peach.
I'm I'm just not answering wine questions anymore.
Uh, Charlie says When we get collections,
we'll be able to add them to cloud variables.
Uh, it's unsure. Um, right now, what parts will
be included and not included in collections?
I can say things like, Yeah, you'll have pro
flux collection support cos that's obvious.
I can say things like there'll be components because that's again obvious.
But, uh,
cloud variables is is one of those things that's sort of like just on the edge.
So maybe, maybe not.
Cloud variables needs a lot of work just to make it more user friendly as well. So
there's a lot to do there,
uh, Meath
asked, Will we be able to get Jason support in pro
Fox? Yes, that means collections. And then,
uh, it's true. Once we have collection support. It's it's it's much easier
I'm seeing a lack of questions.
I don't think I've missed any,
but I'm gonna scroll through the list and make sure that I've, uh I've got,
uh, Trendle
like
says, who's in charge of dividing work in the Dev team?
Like assigning issues, et cetera,
Uh, mostly no one,
but also everyone,
uh, so
assigning issues and things like that,
we don't We don't need any big process on that.
Um,
especially one of the things I really dislike, uh, from software development teams
is when they put too much emphasis into making decisions that don't need to be made.
Um, for those unaware,
there is a thing in human psychology called decision fatigue.
And it's basically like you can only make certain amount of decisions per day,
and every decision counts, or at least so goes the theory. So
the choice to wear a
black t-shirt or a red t-shirt is a is a decision.
Um,
and that's why lots of big executives wear
the same clothes every day because they wanna,
you know, reduce the decision fatigue that they've got.
Um, but when it comes to software, development teams.
Uh, I see a lot of people that
not a lot of people is the wrong word. A lot of teams where,
uh, the product manager or project manager is there,
and their only role is to like assign issues and,
like update the issues and stuff like that.
Um, and most stand ups are just like
the engineering team explains what needs to be
updated in jira to the product manager,
and then the product manager spends all day updating in jira.
Uh, my philosophy is Instead,
ask the engineers to keep their own jira issues up to date
and then don't have stand ups and you'll have a much better time.
Quiet.
Uh, feathers sat on the couch barking at cars
like there shouldn't be a role on a team,
which is just to update a glorified spreadsheet.
People should just update them themselves. Quiet,
OO.
Get
down
from there.
Uh,
so with no
one you know, in charge of sort of giving up issues,
it basically becomes that priority
and the resonant issues. Um
uh, give up, repository. That's the sort of way that we we feel about issues.
Um,
historically, at least 2024.
Wise, uh, I throw myself on grenades and, uh,
sort them out so the rest of the team doesn't have to deal with them.
Uh, and
there we go.
I hope that makes sense.
Like I basically like most like,
agile teams fail because at least one member of the team doesn't understand
the process or has no interest in being a part of the process.
And the easiest way to do that is to have useless stand ups where people are like,
Yeah, I'm stuck on 313 today.
Well, great.
Open 313 on JIRA and put a comment that says
I'm stuck on 313 and tag your manager and then your
manager can see that comment and then they come come
visit you in your office and they can be like,
Hey, I see you're stuck on 313.
Let's have a chat
and and figure out how we can fix 3. 13, right?
And then there's no need for a stand up there, right?
The notification came in
and they looked at it and then they fixed the problem. Better
No,
come here,
Charlie says.
Since setting to U, I is now a facet From what I know,
we'll be able to have a world category.
So the world creators can make world based on
settings in there instead of radio menu
and having a world based graphical dedicated
to just that world
that the world
I
I don't know what you're on about. Um, I'm sorry.
Um, I'll try and take a guess.
Uh, in the guess I say is like, Hey, could
a world creator have their own set of settings that that help them make the world
or help them make the world to a certain quality level or stuff like that?
Yes, most likely in the future.
But that is does doesn't really have anything to do with setting.
Uh,
this actually happens a lot in resin and also other software products as well.
We make, like, feature A
and then some user is like,
Oh,
you have feature a Now that means we can go to the moon or we can cure cancer.
And it's like those two things are unrelated. Like I don't know how you got there.
Those things are like, slightly related and I.
I think I know what you're asking for, but but
like we could have done that
without settings.
Uh, euphoria says,
Do you believe Resonate is more or less complicated to
work on because of its peer to peer nature?
Uh, it is less complicated to work on, um,
for anyone who's done multiplayer development on any other engine.
Um,
you'll know that things such as synchronisation and
making sure that each user has the same data
are very difficult and resonate just takes care of that for you.
There is a downside in the fact that it takes care of that for you right now,
because there aren't enough sort of tweaking or adjustment settings to
make sure that the appropriate data that's important goes over and that
not important data doesn't like clog up the queue.
Good example, there being if if someone comes into the world, that's a game world,
and the game is, you know,
doing a bunch of calculations and mathematics and updating a bunch of values,
that's really kind of
not stressful, but, you know, quite resource intensive.
And then someone joins the world, and they've got bad proto
fox on their avatar,
and
it causes a bunch of, um, packets to be sent
and then
uh, someone gets behind and they start queuing.
And then, like, Oh, the whole game doesn't work.
Um, but the reason why the game doesn't work isn't because the game is broken.
It's because,
uh, the
I don't know
the useless dynamic bones of their ears is is
somehow clogging up the data channel more than than
the the game logic of the game.
But we'll probably have ways to sort of improve that later.
I know FROOKS is taking a look at LNL again.
I've been knee deep in LNL for like a month and a half, though,
uh, spec says, um,
they recently put in a feature request that was, uh, denied,
uh, and that they were told to not suggest solutions,
but that the issue form for features says to suggest solutions.
Uh, I will take that one, follow up with the team, uh, and see what's going on there,
and I'll get back to you.
Uh, Tiki, you need to make an issue.
Um, I'm not unfortunately going to be able to diagnose your avatar.
Uh, live here inside office hours. It's just a too complicated issue.
Please make it up issue,
but leave them at the bottom of the question list, which is great cos I was late,
so I'm glad that we got through them all.
Uh, if anyone has any additional questions, please drop them in.
I'm gonna scroll back through,
see if I can help out with any of the questions I've sort of skipped
a little bit.
Uh, actually, that's another question
taking a look at this avatar hierarchy. Um, I hate,
um
you know,
I
read requirements.
Yeah. So those those, um,
that foot should
should be ignored.
Um, I think the reason why it's being allocated even though, um,
it's got no IK in it is because there's nowhere else for it to go.
Um, because the right calf has digi shin
on it. So if you imagine like, um dji
Shin is the branch of the tree that has been selected,
and so it knows that the foot has to be underneath digi
shin.
Um, and the only thing available under there is that is that no, I
thing, but I'll have a look more and, like actually open the code.
Um,
simple shift says any F fun OS C plans, features stuff you'd like to see.
Um I just want people to understand it.
That's why I was so quick, um,
at making documentation for it and making tutorials
because there was a lot of confusion.
People were like, Oh, this means, you know, when the update hits, we're gonna have
native face tracking for a bunch of headsets. Sort of like, No, no, we're not.
Um, so So there we go. So
just I want to make sure that, um, people understand what it is and what it is not.
That's why I made all the documentation. So all the fun plans are already done.
If people have ideas or or suggestions that they want to see
for more additional overseas stuff or OC tutorials do let me know.
Uh, you for
euphoria says
how does
re prioritise data and loading into a world?
Uh, I'm not entirely familiar with this place, but I'll I'll give it a go.
Um, when you load into a world, um,
you are sent what's called a full send or a full batch send,
which is basically just like the entire data of
the world in as little messages as possible.
Um, and
that's what comes through first.
It's not really prioritisation or anything like that.
It just comes through like that.
Um, there are different channels that exist over L and L. There's the
Liable Channel, Um, and the unreliable Channel.
And, um,
that
sort of is easy to reason about until you realise that most stuff
ends up in the reliable channel and things like sound and stuff like that
goes on unreliable because it doesn't really matter if we miss some of
those boom biz says any comment on the cloud issues which cloud issues?
Oh, there's a list here. Uh, including context not showing online. Slow down.
Wanted to make a github
issue breaking down each problem by logs are tainted mods.
Yeah, you'll have to make a go
of issue
and, um,
go for it.
Um,
Nat says how are you personally feeling about the pace of
that since launches the potential to engage more Dev resources?
Yes and no. Um actually, thing on that which I I should have announced.
It's not really like a It's like a nothing burger of an announcement, but I,
I wanna do it Anyway,
um, I updated the volunteer page on yellow
dogman.com, um, to be a careers page just because we were still getting, um,
items from various people saying, like, Do you have jobs?
It's like we we don't currently have any.
Um, but I did want to leave the door open for anyone who have an interest,
and they can submit a general application.
And we'll, we'll keep your stuff on file and reach out if there's a match.
As as said there,
Um,
I'll put that into like, Dev Lock at some point.
And what I want to do is basically be like, Hey, the page has changed
and and that's what the page says.
But I also don't want a storm of people sending emails to careers yellow
dogman.com because, like there are no jobs, right?
Um, it's just
if you're interested, right, you could you could chuck us there.
Um, as for engaging additional development resources, uh,
resonant is still too young from a sort of engineering, um,
rigour and team structure to to support
a large, um, like Dev resource increase.
Uh, for example.
And again, product managers would probably be like, Oh,
just throw like four more developers at it.
It'll be faster. No, it'll be much, much slower.
Um I had to figure out how to compile reini
and and use it because there wasn't any documentation available.
I had to figure out how to develop things.
I had to figure out my own way of, of, of testing and all sorts of stuff like that
that all needs to be documented, understood,
and and possibly improved before we can start importing, Um
uh, start having more Dev resources helping out.
Um, otherwise, they're just gonna end up spinning their wheels for weeks,
and we we don't wanna do that.
We just wanna make sure that we have the opportunity to
make that sort of information on the area as F as,
like, fair as possible.
And one of the fairest points of that
is making sure that we're actually paying people.
Um, our budget doesn't really accommodate much right now.
Um, and so we're keeping an eye on that one
for those who are sat there saying like, Oh, i'll do it for free. Um,
as someone who did that for, like, two years for reson night.
Trust me, you don't wanna do it.
Um, it becomes this, like, weird, socially draining thing
where you're like,
this is cool. Reson night's cool And
I'm on the resonate team. Yes, in in quotes. But, like, I'm not paid to do that,
which means that I'm like, even though I'm being super productive,
I'm not actually being productive because I'm not contributing to society.
And my bank balance is decreasing
a fun place to be.
Uh, Charlie says we'll be able to stop joining a session if we click join by mistake.
Uh, that sounds like a great feature. A request that should go on the github, uh,
says has the US West relay issue been fixed And what was the cause?
No, there's a comment on the US West relay issue. Um, github, uh,
that machine is overloaded. We're not entirely sure why it was fine.
And now suddenly it's not, um,
we're probably gonna, like,
evacuate the bridge from it and just have US west run just as a relay for the moment.
Uh, that won't be problematic, cos the
the bridge is is very low traffic,
so they can use another
US node to
or, uh, any node will will be fine to to to work as a bridge.
Um,
but the relay is the sort of intensive
part because that is a like bidirectional link.
Um, Rexton hasn't got a question, but I'm gonna read it anyway.
Um,
they are talking about how easy it is to share photos and resume.
Thank you for that feedback. Yeah, it's great.
Uh, sometimes I'm over in other platforms,
and it's like, Oh, I wanna show you this cool thing.
Um, frequently, it's been pictures of the dog,
and it's like, Oh, I can't I go like
tab discord whilst I'm in VR and paste them in there. Whereas if it's in
in resonant, I can just paste the photo directly into the world and be like,
Look at my cute dog.
Um
uh, Rexton then talks about if models could be shared about losing shape keys.
It's a step towards people, um, allowing people to sell advertising game,
yes and no. So people can already sell avatars outside of the game. Right?
You can go to gum road, whatever. Pick up a base there, download it and import it.
What you're asking for is avatars being sold in game,
and that doesn't require losing the shape keys or anything like that.
You only lose the shaped keys if you reexport a model, so don't reexport it,
Um, and you'll be fine, right?
Uh, do the entire transaction inside, resonant, and you'll be fine.
Um, And for anyone saying, Well, that's clunky and horrible.
It's like, Yep, that's why we want to do the,
uh, marketplace, right?
And then when the marketplace happens, you'll be able to do a lot better.
Things like you'll be able to sell whatever the hell you want
when we when we get there, that is,
uh, Euphoria asks. What exactly
does the notification on enjoyable world notification setting do?
Let's have a look. I'm in the code. I actually am I a master. I'm not a master.
It's OK, I'll I'll ease
github then,
uh, Frank
engine components.
Ah, here we are settings. Um,
setting.
Uh,
where would the notification settings be in the networking privacy. MI
help me out. Where are where are the
where are the notification? Um,
settings stored in the the settings Dash. I don't know if present open right now.
Well, what category are they under,
Actually, maybe I should refresh because
I don't remember that this tab is ancient. I remember when I last used this tab got it.
User interface notification settings. Here we are.
Uh, OK, so,
uh
I mean, it's the Where are we? Uh, if he's asking
notification on enjoyable world. Uh,
that's probably the session started one.
I would need to go ahead and take a look at the local file as well. I
got Jason
hopping around. It's probably this one.
So control F through the local files. Found it.
Yeah. So for notifications, we've got the, um
invite contact request and session started,
which occurs when a session is started.
I don't see specifically notification on enjoyable world notification setting.
Maybe I'll get back to you after this,
and we'll we'll move on to another question here.
Um
says how does one compile resonate?
Well, ideally, you just right click the the solution inside Visual studio and hit.
Compile. Um, but sometimes that doesn't work depending on,
um, various things. Hence why we need to improve that and and notate
it. Well, Charlie says, What's your take on using github?
I ran into people who tell me it's hell.
The people who say that you think it's hell just need to, like, try,
um,
a lot of issues I've seen are because people
don't want to try or they they they they're
I don't want to use the word lazy because some people yell at me and they're like,
uh, primes being mean.
But I'm like, there are people I've seen who have spent 20 to 30 minutes
like berating me in D MS about our need to use github
when I know for a fact, if they just, like, accepted it and made their github
issue, it would have taken them five minutes.
Um, and that sort of person, I'm just, like, just make the github
issue
like it's not hard.
Uh, people say, Oh, I don't wanna be yelled at No-one's yelling at anyone, like,
even if your issue is closed because it's not suitable.
Or maybe it's inappropriate to be added to resonate No-one's yelling at you.
We're just organising our work. Uh, Margaret says compiled is re
open source now. No.
If it was you to have an announcement and the Gar issue of open source would be closed,
uh,
I have a feeling that prime would break trade secrets
just to have a good follow in the community.
If people are nice enough. No,
but I will walk, like, right up to the edge for you guys sometimes.
Um but no, I'll never
go across the edge. That's a professional boundary. Uh, fuzzy
is a great, um, a great statement there.
Which, uh, I'm gonna sort of paraphrase a little bit if you don't mind.
Uh, fuzzy,
um,
everyone on the team on github is working from a basis of logic, not emotion.
If your issue is deemed not important or closed, there's a logical reason for it.
There's not an emotional reason.
Um, if I could have one wish about github
handling it was that you remove emotion from it.
Um, imagine that you are a robot, and then just make a github
issue and you'll have a lot better time
like no one hates you. No one you know wants your issue closed because it's invalid.
We're just trying to organise our work. That's all we're trying to do
and all of the like, guidelines and, um, suggestions and
rules all you like about how to make a G issue, including the one we
we were like, Please give us log files. Those are just us organising our work.
We're trying to get the work done as fast as possible.
And in return, we just ask that you follow that list of stuff.
Um, so I really don't understand.
Uh, anyone who Who says that github is hell. Um, I would love to hear
the reasons why I even put on on, uh,
on YouTube, a speed run of making a github issue.
And I I proved it was under five minutes in that speed run.
So please, please, please just make an issue.
Uh, emergency temporal shift says, Hey, Prime, one of the private keys.
I, uh, part of like security is that you don't talk about like, how it works.
So, like, I I'm just gonna skip that one.
Marcus says, what was the person asking about Compiling?
Yeah, we were talking about development resources,
and I was saying how compiling resonant can be tricky.
And we need to improve that,
um before we're able to,
uh, add additional developer resources, and one of those items was compiling it.
And so someone asked about how compiling it was, and
and that led to the confusion.
Uh, Charlie says we'll be able to have fuzzy finding in the proto
Foxx component browser.
Yes,
it's a github issue for that. Go ahead. And, um, thumbs it up.
Uh, Eason says the only thing I hated about github
was the two FA process
Every single application that you have on your computer or or like,
website or whatever.
If it has a two FA item, turn it on right now
and
again. Stop complaining.
Just turn on two FA, start using it and you'll have a much better security.
Like some idiot tries to reset my Facebook password once or twice a week.
But because I've got all the like settings set up there for security,
they sort of go like I've forgotten my password and it sends me to my personal email.
Someone's requesting a forgotten password on on Facebook.
If this isn't you click this link and I'm like, Hell, yeah, that ain't me.
And, uh, Facebook deals with it. Or at least I assume they deal with it.
No one accesses my account, so I assume it's fine.
Um,
and one of the reasons why I don't need to stress about that is
because I have the security set up on my Facebook account to have two
A and stuff like that.
Moonbase is gonna put multiple issue, uh, issues in one issue.
Um, it depends on what the issue is.
I don't recommend doing that, but if the issues are, like, really nitpicky,
um, for example, I don't know, maybe there is a proto flux node.
Um, that has a particular bug.
And there are two nodes that have the same
bug that would make sense for the same issue.
Right? Let's say that the
in T version of a node caused a crash for some reason.
And the float version of a node caused a crash.
For some reason, that's that's totally one issue, right?
That node causing a crash for both in and float. That's totally one issue.
Um, but like a good one that we're having right now is settings.
It's like
someone asks for a setting to do with
I'm just making examples here, the kitchen
and then in the same line. Or maybe in the next sentence.
They're asking for a setting about something to do with the greenhouse.
And it's like those are, like, completely opposite areas of the house.
Make a separate issue.
Uh, euphoria says so get give you a total line count for resonate source code,
Yes,
but only for the projects and parts of resonate that
are on github and only for one particular project.
Like I would have to add it up. It would be a mathematical thing.
You know, I'd have to put on one of those.
It's, you know, the visors that, like gambling folks, uh, and and loan sharks. We
get one of those mechanical calculators with the the receipt paper,
and I would have to add it up.
Uh,
I also refuse to do that because lines of code is
not a it's not a metric that should be tracked.
Basically,
um,
it doesn't mean anything
like lines of code is like, the biggest waste of time as a metric.
You know, uh, there are people at, like,
large companies Still to this day that are paid versus by line of code,
and it still
is causing issues in the development world.
Uh, Charlie says does resonate two FA actually work. Yeah, hell, yeah.
Um you just haven't enabled web log in, um, So
you head on over to the two FA page on our wiki, and you look for
Web
login.
Uh, where are we not Web logging? Sorry. Enabled Two FA login. Yeah, here we are.
You just You haven't enabled it.
So there there's information there about enabling it.
Um
well,
we're gonna leave off here cos I'm running out
of time and I've gotta I've gotta run off.
So no more questions passed here.
Margaret says I haven't been on resonate or VR since Thanksgiving.
Are there any notable changes since then?
Uh, yeah. Check the announcements Channel, the Dev
channel, the updates channel,
Um, our website, our twitch, our YouTube and our twitter,
and you'll be completely up to date.
Uh, Margaret talks about how, uh DS T caused issues with T FA in neo in neo,
so I was not able to enable it on resonate.
Has that been fixed? Don't know.
If you see DS T causing issues in resonate, please make an issue on the resin issue.
Tracker.
Uh,
Miss names says in theoretical future is there any
plans for Resonate to stop being dependent on unity?
Yes. We are trying to move to an engine called source.
I will link to the wiki page about source.
There you go. You can read about source there
uh, let's take a look through.
Uh, Margaret says, what are your thoughts on word count requirements?
Absolutely garbage.
Uh, word counts shouldn't also exist.
Uh, word counts in academic stuff like in high school and stuff like that.
I was probably responsible for loads of people
just not liking and not understanding English.
Uh, back in, you know, the English days.
I was asked to write an essay about what you might call it, and now,
today I basically did the same, but in a different type, a different type of writing.
But I basically wrote an essay on OS C today on the
Wiki because I put all the documentation for OS C up.
And if I had understood during my high school education that,
like writing was a skill that could be applied to
not boring lectures or boring essays in English, Then I might have had a better luck.
And one of the contributing factors to that was
the English teacher being like this essay about the differences
between these two poems must be exactly 1000 words long.
Um
whereas these days, if they said, hey,
could you compare and contrast these two poems as a wiki.
I'd be like Hell, yeah, but very, very easy. Um, Marcus is the wiki's public now? Yep.
Like I said, check announcements and updates.
Uh, Mr
Lim says wait. Source is not just a renderer. No source is just a renderer.
Um, fruits engine is the engine.
Uh, and that's it.
I'm gonna go ahead and leave off here, and, uh,
we'll go ahead and and speak to you soon.
If you have any additional questions, please do. Let me know.
Uh, Ping me or whatever you'd like.
I will take a look and, uh, get back to you as soon as I can. Bye bye.