all right. I'll make it top of the hour, so we'll go ahead and get started.
Uh, let's take a look at questions. Uh,
so Josh says, What's the dog doing?
The dog is, uh, desperately trying to sort of engage with me right now.
Um, because I accidentally woke them up.
There's, um, like, uh, paper on my desk, which sounds like, you know, food.
So when I moved that whilst I was rummaging around trying to get the camera sorted,
um, it woke them up. Let's see what view we get now. They have actually settled down.
Not in, like, an ideal way, but there. There we go.
You can see the the steps at the end there as well,
Cos Yeah, I got them steps. Like, who wouldn't?
All right, moving forward to, uh, how is Pram doing? I'm kind of tired.
Um, I've got, like, lots of meetings with Europe coming up and and occurring,
so I gotta, like, exist.
Basically,
um,
my, uh, favourite video game of all time just launched their remake of it today.
So I'm gonna be playing that as soon as I can.
Uh, let's move forwards. What am I doing I'm sat here talking to you.
Let's move forwards to rampa question, Rampa says. Uh,
will there be a wait for async programming?
And I remember it being requested and get up some time.
And the issues are now silent and no async a wait anyway. But
remember that issues don't go silent like we get this a lot like people are like,
but but no one's commented on the issue like it doesn't
like
it doesn't
mean that we're not looking at the issue or that we don't care about the issue.
It just means that there's like, thousands of issues and we're just trying to
We're just trying to get work done right.
We're We're just trying to figure out,
like the best order to do things which way we can slice things right.
So if there's
issues, we'll look at them when we can.
Uh,
VT says,
Why was the first thing I said couch or because
I'm trying to like point a webcam at the dog?
Oh my God, they've settled into a cute place, so that was good.
I did clean the lens there,
but there still appears to be like it looks like there's like, I don't know,
Like a soft blur around the edges.
I'll clean it with some, Like natural spray after this
moving forward. Uh
uh. Lexus I haven't launched Resonate this week.
Did the new, uh, world data feed replace the world braided, uh, World browser data et
no. So the current web browser is still using the legacy component.
Um,
enjoy, uh, empty couch webcam Now,
um
who,
uh,
it will do, though.
We're gonna be working with the content team to make
a new word browser using that world's data feed.
Uh,
N case says I want advice on making distant scenery a fake. So I, uh, skyboxes work.
I'm trying to set a scene such that the
skybox will never be rendered in front of anything.
The fake skybox will always be rendered in front, but behind everything else,
the fake skybox will never distance clip.
I think I have a video on that one.
If I don't have a video on that one, I don't know.
Fair enough. Oh, B
Chem. We got back Chem.
Hello, mister. He's on my lap now. What's up? What do you want?
We almost had a picture of your butthole
everyone that tunes in now is gonna be like, Why is there a webcam of a blanket?
So I'll turn that off blanket Cam? Yeah.
Yeah, it looks like I don't actually have a video on fake skyboxes.
Yeah, I, I don't like
I just make, Like, whenever I need to do that, I just make a sphere,
and then I put materials on it until it works.
Kind of give me an example. Uh, use of the new do do shed fog component.
Um, you can't use it like,
uh,
so I was, like, very quick in getting everything up and compiling. Um, and
they're like, I don't really know what to do. Now,
I'm gonna try making a component.
And so they made a component.
Um, and that's that.
It also tests workflow, right? You know, like edit code, compile.
And then you see that in game means like the whole workflows um, working,
uh, as he says,
any new interesting features the content team will
add to the upcoming new world browser.
Um, yeah. So we wanna do, like,
I always say this, like as an example, but like, if you go to Twitch's front page,
um or you go to Netflix's front page or you go to Amazon's or YouTube's front, Pa.
Like basically like any front page on the Internet,
um, of content.
You'll see, um, like bands of content, right? Sometimes they're horizontal.
Sometimes they're vertical, like the shape doesn't matter.
The fact that matters is that you can see that there are blocks of content
and that there are decisions that are being
made to put those blocks of content there.
That's the sort of thing that we can kind of
play around with now with the world's data feed.
So we could have, for example, a section at the top of the New World browser that has,
like, featured worlds.
And then it could scroll through it and have, like avatar worlds, stuff like that, a
bit sort of network,
Netflix style Netflix categories do get a little bit confusing.
Um, for example, I had one the other day,
which was like sci fi films featuring a strong female lead.
I'm like, Oh, I I'm happy that that's a category, but that's incredibly specific.
That's incredibly specific, you know,
that's like the most specific category I've ever seen
up next we've got uh, Lex's question.
Do you think, uh, CIA has integrated well with the team?
It's It's like their second day, man. I don't know.
It's like their second day.
Uh, we already have a fix out, uh, and in the, uh,
update notes from them so that that's good to see.
Uh, I know some people will be like, Oh, how long does it take? Like,
sa's been like writing mods for a long time,
So I the the time it took them to to get working is is is not my concern.
Um
uh, Paris is I'm fairly new, so I'm not sure whether this is maybe a bug or not.
It it might be a bug. It might not. We can. You know,
we just
keep on reading,
uh,
equipping clothing items with shadow cast set to on seems to
darken the entire world as if the skybox goes dim.
I'm not entirely sure that should be related to anything to do with your avatar,
but I am aware of the skybox going dim thing sometimes happening.
Uh, I'm not sure what causes it, but I do think there is a
github issue for that one.
So do take a look at, uh, the github.
Maybe someone can find it. I'm not sure.
Uh,
so I was experimenting with the sorry electronic
says I was experimenting with the grid container.
Um, I got it to work,
but any facets that were put on it had to be scaled up to 1000 to be visible.
Any idea why this might be?
I don't know. I'd have to look into the, uh, grid container component.
Uh, I can look,
but we'll we'll save that for when we're running out of questions later.
Uh, Exorcist, Do you agree that J four is cute? I don't know.
I've I've met like J four, like,
two or three times in Resonate.
And those are always times where I'm like working on stuff in Resonate.
So I'm just, like, all tabbed and
being antisocial in the corner and suddenly waking up
every like hour for a couple of minutes.
That's how I, uh
that's how I work on resume A.
Says any tips for someone who might want to make mons
but has zero C# experience and little general programming experience.
Um, so mods are, like, really hacky and like, you know,
everyone knows this basically like the the core part of a mod
is Find this area in the code base and add remove update,
change how it works.
That's what a mod does.
Um, you'll see that as, like prefix suffix. Sometimes, um,
lots of mods are just prefixes, right? Because they just they change the data.
The way that data goes into a function such
that it it's different and how the mod wants.
Um,
so it's like it's It's a level of difficulty beyond regular programming.
Um, because you're like more modifying other people's compiled code,
um, using, you know, tools that are meant to do that,
but it's still like it's a level above that.
So I don't recommend starting at mods,
particularly if you have zero C job experience.
Um, the best way to do that is to just actually learn programming. Um,
because you said you've got little general programming experience as well,
so you're gonna need to learn programming and C# and like,
there's no real easy way to do that.
I will say that Microsoft's resources on C# are getting better and better,
and that's because Microsoft has an invested interest in,
uh ensuring that people know how C# works because it's
like their language and all their products from it,
et cetera.
Um,
it's It's like there's no real, like, easy way to say it.
You just gotta learn some programming.
Uh, if you want some recommended resources, I can, uh, put some together et cetera.
One of the things I will say is that you need to try and remember, Um,
like, there's this abbreviation which I refer to,
uh,
this is a YouTube. I don't wanna do a YouTube video. Just give me like, text, man.
Here we go. I think this is the one that I already
already linked to have all the time.
So it's like a, um an abbreviation that talks about, like, how to learn things.
Um,
much like other things in school that you aren't taught, for example,
how to do taxes.
Um, they should also teach, spend some time teaching you,
particularly early on in school, how to learn, um,
how to learn.
And knowledge management is like a really big sort of field of of education.
It's just not taught in schools.
Um, so that abbreviation, um,
I don't agree with everything that that article I sent learns.
But, like, of all the ones I agree with,
the top one that says forget is the one that I agree with most,
um, lots of people will come in to resonate, and they'll be like, Well,
what language is is is preda
flux like it's not really like any language, right? Because it doesn't.
It does have variables that you can save to various places,
but they they don't function as variables would in a text based
language you can't like refer to them with text et cetera.
Um, there's also
no classes or objects.
There are sort of if you want to do dynamic variables and
stuff like that and there probably will be in the future,
but they aren't right.
So the way that I decide to
and proda
Flux was
forget
I
Is there knowledge that exists in my programming knowledge?
Um, that will help with the, um
uh with the learning of proto
flux.
Yes, there is absolutely knowledge that will, Is there, uh,
knowledge that will hurt me in learning proto
flux that I have with my programming?
It's absolutely,
um, one of those biggest ones is constantly comparing it
to other programming languages
at a certain point.
And if you plan to learn programming and you want to actually make it
a career or make it your your hobby for a considerable amount of time,
as long as some of the other people in here have
been doing so for me it's been about 20 plus years.
Now that I've been programming
at a certain point,
you know, every programming language,
and it's not that you learn them or that you know them.
You just know what programming code looks like.
And so if a new language comes out,
it might take you an afternoon to sort of figure out the
the the syntax.
Um, but beyond that, you can just use it.
And again, one of those things is forgetting. So
I've been meaning to look into elixir
and the Phoenix framework for for web-based services and stuff like
that cos I think it's kind of interesting to see,
uh, what an entirely sort of 2020 on onwards, uh, programming language, um, can do,
um, And when I look into that,
I'm not gonna be looking at that and constantly being like, Oh,
this is like C# I'm just gonna be like, That's code.
This is how it works. This is what a conditional looks like.
This is what a loop looks like.
And if I do do a project in that language,
I'm gonna be Googling how to do things like that.
I still google how to do various things in C#. And I'm I'm working on the code base.
Um, like, I can never remember, for example, how to do a four each loop.
I ju I just cannot remember it
because, like in some languages, it's for space each in others,
it's for each one word.
And then, like sometimes the, um, the loop variable is inside brackets.
Sometimes the loop variables outside of bracket.
Sometimes there's, like, other stuff around it,
and so I'll just like I'll Google it all the time.
And if you are a programmer and you don't do that, you're lying right?
At a certain point, you just forget stuff and you google it.
And being a good programmer isn't about remembering stuff like that.
It's about being able to recall that knowledge in whichever way gets the job done.
Um, so if that's referring to a piece of old code that you wrote that you know,
has that syntax or that technique in it.
That's fine.
If it's going back to sack overflow and finding a solution to your problem,
that's fine.
That shows initiative.
Um, if it's sitting there and doing like a doctor Strange looking at the, uh,
you know,
the all possibilities of a fight to try and find out how to write a four each loop.
That's your method.
Cool. Go for it. Don't expect that you have to sort of memorise everything.
Let's scroll down this like, fast. Uh, abbreviation.
I won't read the whole thing,
but I'm just gonna look at the the the
abbreviation letters and and see what we've got active.
Um, so active is about, uh, being active when you're learning. I see a lot of people.
Um, for example, historically that were like, Hey, I don't wanna learn proto
fox cos I I'm too. I'm too dumb for that.
And that isn't me calling them dumb.
That's themselves calling themselves dumb,
which is just a a hor horrific way to sort of go about learning like you aren't dumb,
like at some point, you learn to walk and walking is a a very complicated electro
mechanical thing. That is
very, very complicated.
Uh, and you're able to do that, and you do it every day.
But the reason is, you do it every day.
So if you learn to programme and you do it every day,
you'll do it every day.
So be active in your learning. Don't be lazy about it.
Uh, state's another thing. Um, I know that we have,
uh, a lot of attention span issues in in modern society where, you know,
you can't really sit still or focus on anything,
but
maybe recon
Recognise that. And don't try and learn when you're in the incorrect state. So
before learning check. Are you hungry? Are you thirsty? Do you need to go anywhere?
Is there a little dog that's gonna interrupt you and want to
go out for a walk in the middle of your office hours?
Mr. Fetter,
um
you know,
make sure you've got the right state there. Teach is another big one.
That's the sort of end of the the original abbreviation which was fast teach.
I make tutorials. I learn. I remember Stafford tutorials. Uh, easier.
Um,
just teach right If you teach something, you'll remember it.
Yeah. I don't really understand why this next one in like this, uh,
article is called entry.
I don't really know what it means if you read
the like section they're talking about scheduling learning time,
which, to me, just feels like state again.
So I'll just skip that one.
review? Yep. Review is another good one.
Uh, you have to review knowledge you can't
like.
You can't expect to remember everything you need
to declare Basically bankruptcy on your memory.
There is also the, um so, uh, J four is talking about it.
There is the, um the
I hope some research is being done into it because, like, I don't understand. Like
like why it works.
But like the more chaotic my computer is, the faster at working I am.
And if you guys had, like, a direct screen share feed of me doing technical work,
you would like be shocked at some of the way.
II. I do things a bit like that, uh, resonate package tutorial.
Where I just like Smush stuff together
like that is life, right? You just smush it together.
And there are some points where I've got, like,
four YouTube videos goes on the go each at slightly different speeds,
different topics, and I'll like tab between them and watch,
like 30 seconds of each until the right sort of like combination of like,
brain ingredients are being added together to give me focus.
It's it's really weird. Um, it was actually really good when I worked for, um, mixer
because, uh, it was kind of natural that you would have, um,
the mixer home page or at least the mixer stream
up while you're working cos maybe you're testing it,
but it basically let me at a Microsoft office have
that level of distraction that I need to focus.
And no one ever questioned it.
It was like, you know, you walk into Prime's office at at Bier
and it'd be like, How many streams do you have up right now? It'd be like eight.
Like, how are you focusing? It's like I'm, you know, just testing a complicated bug.
And they'd be like, Oh, of course you are, cos you work on mixer and I'd be like Yep,
no, no, no, no, no.
Even if I wasn't testing a complex bug, I'd have, like eight streams open.
It's just the like. It's the way focus works today.
Let's take a look. Uh uh, Additional questions, seeing as that went on a long time.
But, like, honestly, like,
most strongest thing I can recommend for learning is is attitude.
Your attitude needs to be This is gonna suck,
but I'm going to do it because I want to do it.
Um,
there's, like,
drive and motivation.
Um, but there's one that is beyond that, which is like, will and and like. Will is
I will will myself to learn this.
I have no motivation to learn it right now, but because of my sheer force of will,
I will learn it
and and you'll start getting somewhere.
Uh, let me take a look at what's next.
Just scrolling up a little bit.
Uh, OK, so that's exos question, which we talked about for like, 20 minutes.
But that's great. We'll we'll move on.
Uh, Hanley says, is prime time going to twitch at some point? Absolutely
not.
Um, I wanna keep it to, to voice only because it enables me to to work effectively.
Other people are experimenting with twitch and and that's fine what I want. I do.
And I've been reiterating this The team is that we can
do other like shows and I I put shows in,
like, you know, air quotes.
Right?
Um,
office hours is just one show under our belt. Like we can do other stuff.
For example, one of the things I wanted to do, um, on our twitch channel at some point.
But I'm so busy, I don't know when I'll be able to do it is like, um
uh, it's like a bring me your problem. I will fix it and we'll talk about it.
So someone comes in and they like, you know,
there's, like, a little table,
and they put it down and they're like, Hey,
my gun or whatever doesn't work. Can you take a look at it? And I'll be like, Sure.
And we'll learn something along the way.
Um,
I was thinking of calling it like Doctor Prime or something like that. You know,
um, that would be a good show, but that isn't office hours.
Like the whole point of office hours is meant to be like, quick questions. Right?
Um but it's it's up to people.
I don't really mind.
Um, the only thing I do mind is is like co opting the the name of the of the segment,
right?
Make it a different show. Right?
Um, fruits wants to,
at some point do like a more casual thing where he's maybe playing other games.
Maybe like doom or something like that. One of his favourite games.
And people can just ask questions, so it's less like office hours.
It's more like hanging out
and and being open to to questions. I also want to do stupid game shows.
I actually asked the content team to to
include some sort of podiums or stage components
in their, uh, dawn set because they're constantly adding stuff to the dawn set.
So I'm like, Hey, could you Could you add some podiums, right?
Because I could I can build like, a stage, but I just need, like, some podiums.
Um, the game shows I wanna do our prices right.
But instead of price, it's the number of slots in an item. So it's just like
this.
Crossbow features like blah, blah, blah, blah and like a red.site, blah, blah,
blah, blah like.
How many slots is it?
See if the audience can get closest,
and then they'll spin the wheel and all sorts of stuff like that,
Uh, I wanna do jeopardy as well. Um, a friend actually made a jeopardy board for me.
Um, to do that,
uh, the questions would be popular culture or resonate themed.
Um, you know, not the sort of usual,
uh, categories that you get on jeopardy. Where you just like
the atomic weight of this thing is blah, blah, blah,
And it's sometimes used for explosions.
It's like, what is
uranium?
You know, like it's it's crazy, right? It will be more like,
you know,
this component aligns things in a grid. What is object grid aligner? It'd be great.
Great show. Anyway, let's go through additional questions. Uh
uh,
Lucas is that they do teach you how to do taxes.
Um, because the forms are in simple English and use basic math.
I agree that we are taught,
uh, the generic application of filling in forms.
But
what I want in school is for someone to sit down and be like,
Here is a calendar on this date.
You should be doing your taxes. Let's go through taxes.
Now, let's pretend that we're doing taxes, et cetera. This is the form.
This is what it looks like. Here's the website where you go to submit it.
Here are the options for, um,
people to help you.
Like, for example, what's the difference between a fiduciary
A CPA? An accountant? Like all these different words, right? Are different.
Like I have. Like, I don't even know what to call my my finance guy. Right?
I've got a finance guy that looks after my investments,
but I don't know what title they use.
I have no idea.
I probably should.
I just know they're good at their job and I
I sing their praises every time I speak to them.
So, like they're good. I just don't know what I don't know what to call them,
uh, moving forward. Uh uh.
Flux says being able to do research really quickly is a skill itself.
Yeah, honestly, like being able to,
like quickly figure out how to get to knowledge
that you need is more important than knowing programming.
Like if I can figure out how mu like if I can figure out, it will take me, like,
two seconds to figure out the four each syntax for C#.
Then it doesn't matter and I don't need to remember it.
Like my brain can be filled with what's called business logic, which is
Oh, yeah, We need this because this user needs to do this blah, blah, blah, blah.
That's business logic,
and it doesn't need to be filled with computer science logic.
Cos computer science logic is just
how to get to a particular business logic.
OK,
I've got hiccups today. Apparently,
uh, Lex says, Would you participate in battle nights at all when the event starts up?
I have an interest, too. Um, but I don't really know enough about battle nights. Um,
I thought it was going to be a lot simpler than it was, um, and so like, Well,
I understand
enough in enough detail to be comfortable and and, you know, let them work on it.
I don't understand in enough detail to understand,
like what that would look like, or if there is a desire for people to like, you know,
basically the the way that I operate at battle nights right now.
As I said to Kromer a long time ago, I was like, If I said, If you need help, let me know.
Otherwise, I'll leave you to it
and
that That's it, right?
I would need to take a look at it more to figure out what's actually going on.
Um, but yes,
if they'll have me or whatever. Like,
generically, anyone on the team can be like,
Can you help doing this and I'll I'll find a way to help them?
Uh, Parra says, I understand this might be an overused question.
No, no, there are no stupid questions. There are no overused questions.
You can ask the same question as many times as you want. Don't worry about it.
Particularly here. Office hours,
additional learning resources.
Uh, OK, so you're looking for resources for learning? Um,
basically
resume
and everything like that.
So other than the YouTube tutorials, there's the wiki.
The wiki is a little bit hard to navigate. We're working on it.
But there is lots of information there,
um, asking questions and and stuff like that.
Uh,
one of the things to sort of challenge that and go backwards is
to sort of make sure that you're asking for specifics as well.
Some people are like, I wanna learn um, Reite.
But they don't say like they want to do avatars.
They wanna do world making, like,
give us enough information for us to help you as well.
Like, for example, power. If you were, like, specifically,
I need to understand how to
make
an abacus in Resonate.
Then we could tailor existing tutorials and build, like,
a sort of a curriculum for you to study to get there.
I don't know why I thought of an abacus. No, actually, I do.
Um, there's this like hand thing
that, uh, students are doing in in, like, elementary school now to, like,
do maths fast.
And it, like, freaks me out. Cos like I don't understand it.
Um, but I looked at I looked into it,
and what they're basically doing is imagining an abacus in front of them
and then moving their hands to to calculate mathematics. It looks really weird.
I'll get you a video in a moment.
Um
uh, Yosh says they've been doing that for decades. Sorry.
Like, um, like, remember like I left school like mainstream education.
I left in 2009.
Um,
I did higher education, but like we weren't doing abacus hands.
Uh, it's gotten more widespread to the point where, like,
I don't recognise school anymore.
Um,
like I. I know that, you know, some of you are are
younger than me, of course,
but like
they, we weren't doing this in schools. We were not doing this in schools.
Here you go. Here's a video of it
and like what amazes me is that, like
not only is everyone doing it and having
reasonable success but like it's uniform as well,
like the entire class knows how to do it.
And they're doing it
anyway.
Let's let's jump around to actual questions rather than my fascination with, like,
how school has changed.
Um,
there's this maths guy on YouTube that does like maths, um, lessons.
And he just puts them on YouTube. And like if if I had had
him as my teacher when I learned maths, I would have been more into maths.
Cos like he's very good.
Um, let me take a look.
Questions, questions, questions, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
OK, so there's a question about value text format driver that's been answered.
Yes, if you want to drive a string, um, for an in value text format driver is a good one.
the nurse says are the plans of
the wiki directly into Resonate?
Yes, but we don't know what form that would take. Um,
there is like, uh, an understanding that, like, at some point,
maybe wiki isn't the correct format for our documentation.
But, like, regardless of what we use, I will make sure that in some mechanism,
any work that is done today on the wiki is like,
uh, archived and used and utilised
in and appropriate manner for whatever solution we come up with.
Um, I don't really know what that's gonna be, but, uh, yes. Like, like
all of the stuff that people are writing on the wiki
right now will be preserved for the rest of time,
to the best of my abilities,
like it's already preserved. Quite well, um,
we do backups of it,
uh, periodically. And then I archive those backups in a way that like, is
it it? It's not gonna
vanish. It's over in, um,
it's over in one of the like, the long term data stores.
But you you give them data, and then, strangely, you only pay to retrieve it.
That's one of those, like long term data, like archive stores.
I'll also be, uh, making sure that the wiki is hooked up to an
archive as well. Cos like archiving is very important.
Uh, let's move forward.
So power is, uh they wanna learn both, uh, components and protos
in general just to get some understanding of both.
Um,
yeah.
Uh,
if you already learn it generally, then there's just, like, so much to go through.
Um, maybe, like, pick a tiny project to start working on.
And then and then maybe we can sort of tailor it to that if it's more general, um,
we don't really have content.
That's more General.
I was thinking the other night about, like, a a boot camp parade,
and we do it fun, right? I would I would import like a a military like hat,
uh, and then affix it to my head. Sort of, um,
soldier from TF two style. I'd just be like boot camp. Day one
proda
flux. Quit the to
spawn a node.
Uh, exorcist. What should I make myself for dinner? Uh, something healthy.
Something not too processed.
I'm getting kind of annoyed.
Random tangent of the day I'm getting kind of annoyed that some, um,
doctors and medical professionals are now like targeting
ultra processed food and saying It's really, really bad.
And like while I agree with that,
to some extent, I wish we would use better terminology cos like, uh,
they talk about it in their like podcasts and stuff.
They're like, say,
you pluck an apple from a tree that's 100% natural that's
not processed and then say we cut that apple into segments
with a knife that's processed with one step
and I'm like You can't like
We didn't add anything to the apple.
The apple's still a nice green apple picked from a tree. It's still really cool.
I'm sure it's been processed, but, like
what if the process is OK?
When they talk about ultra processed foods, they mean bad processing.
So I wish there was a better sort of terminology for that.
Bad processing is where you lose nutrients or
you present the ingredients in such a way
that
it looks like food. But isn't food
like like American cheese, right? That's like
not really cheese.
It's still like OK ish when you look into how they make it, but like,
you know,
terminology around food is, like, always gonna be a problem.
Uh, I was
on the wiki. It says you're put on a set of values. What are your values?
But you can see them now. I'm still working on that section, but like,
I don't know, it's good to just sort of, like say, Hey,
I'm a transparent and honest person.
I know that everyone should say that, but like,
I know that some people are surprised by my transparency and honesty sometimes,
uh,
particularly when they ask questions that they
don't expect transparent or honest answers to
Let's move forward.
Two.
Looks like we've got a question here from Sky.
I'm just gonna call you Sky. If that's wrong, let me know.
Um, Sky says, Do you know, uh, do you need to know Game Dev coding to inter Resonate?
Or would regular text editor Dev C# Python JavaScript for web translate? Well,
uh, refer to the article above where I talk about, uh,
where we talk about forget and being active and teaching et cetera.
Um,
lots of stuff will translate, but you need to know to keep it like, at arm's length.
like, keep your existing knowledge at arm's length and then,
like selectively apply bits to it.
A good example might be you're aware of what a conditional is
like.
You know, like how a conditional works, how branching and code works,
but the syntax keep the arm's length cos the syntax is gonna be different.
Uh, no more questions, by the way, Uh, I gotta run. Um, so
it's no, no,
no more questions.
Uh, so K
And what's the preferred model? Creation Workflow for most resonate players. Uh,
if you mean like in resonate creation, um, you're limited by the the, um,
procedural measures that we have.
There are some people that get around that with, like,
additional measures to add for it.
For example, look into the
What's sloppy ring called.
I get confused because,
like the ne Landers have their own ring now and it's it's diff anyway,
Sloppy made AAA creation Y thingy.
Um,
that uses a lot of procedural stuff, and you can make a lot of a lot of things with that.
But if you're not using that, then, um, you're gonna end up with, uh,
like a limitation that you get with our procedures.
Once you reach that limitation like a good example might be.
You wanna do like a Victorian library?
You probably couldn't do that with procedures or or or in game measures.
You'd have to go into blender and do all the sort of, you know, bevelled edges and
nooks and crannies.
The Victorian, um,
library would have I wanna do a world creation series where
we just build a room from blender and import that in.
Um,
it's like it's not that complicated.
Uh, with that I'm gonna leave off and, uh,
head off and and and do the things I need to do.
But if you have any additional questions, questions and help, et cetera, uh,
DM me whatever you need
and I'll speak to you guys soon.