I forgot to hit record. So I'll go backwards and and and hit a record and do this again.
Jay asked how I'm doing. Fine, but tired.
Uh, Jay asked how all the B to B stuff is coming together. Great.
Uh, there are some actual downward benefits, uh, to you guys as well,
Which we'll see in update notes.
Ysh said What the dog doing to that response I turned on dog Cam.
Um,
Cyre
says why is the dog doing OK? We've caught up now.
Um, why are the dog doing? I don't know. They're tired. Dogs like, mostly just sleep.
Um, this guy is gonna want a, uh, a W
at some point.
Um, after this office hours, but
for now, they sleep.
Uh, let's take a look. Uh, next question. Um, Lexus. Would you know why I can't use the
or create dynamic variable protos
know to create a dynamic variable on a duplicate slot in the same chain,
and output's not found.
I'm able to write one that already exists, uh, in the template slot that I duplicate.
So I was expecting that to create a pass. Well,
uh, ask you
about that because you
opened up a bug a long time ago. Um, that I thought we fixed.
Uh, but then, like, it sounds like that's still not fixed.
If you do an updates delay of two
and,
like, you can experiment with that number. But like, two should work.
Uh, it'll work if it's weird. And it, like, doesn't make sense.
Just update delay to it.
I actually just literally wrote some code that has the exact same thing.
Uh, where are we? Uh,
I don't know. I don't know why two, but like, two.
Let me find it for you.
This is the, uh, fruits engine equivalent of me going like, Wait two. I
just gotta find it.
This PR is a big one.
I don't aim to make my code changes large.
It just sometimes it's not, like, applicable to split it up because,
like everything, like,
relies on each other,
But yeah, it's like
running updates, too. So I'm
doing it there as well. Um,
Dave, I hope you're still here because I need some clarification.
I see some discussion about res
Pac. It's pretty far over my head. Can you give me a brief explanation of it?
I need to double check what you're talking about.
So if you could give me any additional information about
what people are talking about when it comes to res
Pac, I can probably answer, uh, correctly.
I don't wanna do that without you clarifying that, though,
cos I might start talking about the wrong thing.
So just like any other words that they're saying, like two words will be all I need.
Like
you'll come back on it. All right. Excellent.
Uh, Alpha says, how's your day today? We answer that technically
twice or three times now, because there is, uh, recording based awkwardness.
Uh, but there we go.
Um,
right now, Shadow says, What is the origin property of the avatar?
Raw eye datas relative to From basic testing.
It seems like it's not relative to head position.
Uh, between the eyes. But offset four is a bit.
Yeah, it's actually that comes from the headset.
Um, so
that's why you're seeing oddities.
Um, because it's coming from, like, slightly forwards from there.
So it's based on the tracking space, not the avatar space.
Um, So
look at specifically where the, uh, like the head head like the head, not the pro like
shadow should know this. The head,
not the avatar head, Uh, for for some context. Here,
Um, how avatars literally work in resonate is, um you marry Anne? Them with strings.
The strings are just programming related strings.
Uh, rather than real strings. Um, and, uh, you just puppet the avatar.
So when you're doing, um, certain stuff, you need to take a look at the,
you know, peak behind the curtain and look at the non puppet side of it.
The user root head. That's the one. The word I was looking for. Thank you, Lex.
So it's like it's based on, like, where the headset is a bit weird there.
Uh
uh.
I'm Erin Says is the branding thing you're doing, uh, sort of a case by case thing,
Or are you making it really easy to do?
Uh, for other clients of the future?
Uh, I, I specifically cannot, um, both for my own, like, reasons and because,
you know, fruits
is the ultimate reviewer of all code that needs to be changed.
Uh, make anything that is, like,
really specific to one person.
Um, that's why you'll see. I think I posted in Dev Lo
like we're doing this whole thing by adding features to our universes thing.
Universes is a business application.
And, uh,
this client is essentially paying for that business work and
paying for those features to be added to universes.
But trust me,
it will be used for pretty much anyone that needs a universe in the future.
Um, being able to remove the resonate, branding and and apply, Uh,
a set of your own branding is like a It's a really
important feature for a lot of business clients.
Uh, and they will pay for that privilege as well.
Um, and that is something that we only offer at that sort of univers tier.
Uh, so, yeah, uh, other people will be able to use it.
Uh, you won't be able to use it if you don't have a universe. Um,
I do predict that when we hit these updates,
go live like some communities might like, inquire about a universe,
and that's fine.
But that becomes a sales decision
and a sales process, not a I'm a user of reson night process.
It is a little bit weird, but you have to remember that,
like ultimately we're trying to make the product better on all avenues.
And, uh, this business, uh, client is is one of the ways that we can do that.
Like more information about, like, what's coming there, like, let me know.
It's It's all front of mine because I've been doing it forever.
Um,
yeah. So Dave came back and talked about the I.
I don't quite know what's going on with,
um res
packs, uh, in the volunteer discord, but, yeah,
they're talking about resonate package.
So resonate package is a, uh,
zip archive of Harar archive. If that's more familiar for you.
I'm realising that, like the newer generation of computer people, um,
they don't know how
like controllers work. They don't know how keyboards work.
They only experience computers through a touchscreen interface.
Um, and they don't know what folders are either. So,
like, we're gonna get to the point where people don't even know what a zip archive is.
Come on, guys.
Anyway, uh, I'm sure you do so like a zip archive or
of like, a particular,
um,
creation on resonate.
So it could be an avatar, Or it could be like an object, like a gun or something.
uh, you can export that to a static file that you can then put on a flash drive,
bury in the woods and find three years later, and it might still work.
At that point,
we do have a strong commitment to backwards compatibility. But I was like, Have you?
If you do go bury a flash drive in the woods with a res package on it,
it it
It might break
both because, like it's in the woods, that's kind of damp.
Uh, also because if it's, you know, three or four years,
there's there's probably something unrecoverable there.
We always try to make backwards.
Compatibility changes,
but at some point there will be backwards incompatible changes.
It's just sort of inevitable
point of computing.
I've said that to a bunch of people.
Um, like, a few months back I was talking to them and I was like,
I know that, like, you know,
you you think like Resonate is going to be around forever.
But at a certain point, you will no longer play resonate because,
like the underlying computer systems just won't be compatible anymore.
And they're like, yeah, they will be. And I'm just like Come on like we like,
you know, like cyborgs and flying cars. And, like
a i meta versus, like, programming languages are gonna like,
at some point change and underlying architectures are gonna at some point change.
And at some point, you're gonna have a, uh, a quantum computer.
And at that point, hey, it probably won't be resonant anymore.
Uh, we hope that you're with us for a long time,
and we hope that we're around for a long time, but at a certain point,
we're not going to be,
uh and it's sort of healthy to think about that sometimes.
I don't really know why I was talking about that.
Oh, we're talking about resonate packages. Yeah, and burying packages in the wood.
Yeah. Don't don't put them on a flash drive and burying them in the wood.
But you could theoretically do that.
Um, for people coming in to resonate as a much more reasonable use case of them,
um,
you can import avatars a lot faster if the
avatar creator provides a prec created resonate package.
Um, so a good example might be,
uh, Aaron just picking you at random because you're the last person. Um,
that spoke.
Aaron makes a really cool avatar base, and they put it up, Um, for free or for money?
It doesn't matter.
Um, And then, like, you know,
and everyone loves it and they all go to Twitter.
And they're like, Hey, Erin, does your avatar work in Resonate?
And Aaron goes, Yeah.
It has a, uh, resonated package, and you can just drag in the resonate package.
It takes less than a minute,
and then Aaron gets lots of sales on their avatar base.
You'll get started on that soon. Erin,
um,
Josh says I'm gonna put a resonant package on a flash drive and bury it in the woods.
Now. Thanks.
Be good to do a kind of time capsule. I was actually looking on the YouTube.
I didn't watch the videos, but, you know, like sometimes, um,
like a video flash up and you're recommended
and you'll remember that it was recommended,
but not necessarily that you wanted to watch it.
Um,
and it was like one of the time capsules. I don't remember which being uncovered.
It was one that was inside a wall.
I know that's a really specific memory, but that's just how my brain works
like they put like
a, uh, a time capsule in the, like cornerstone of, like, a big building.
Uh, and so they like Sledge hammered the cornerstone and and and took out that
I hope that wasn't load bearing.
Uh, Anyway, um,
I was in a time capsule. I don't remember what I put in the,
uh, random fun fact here, Um, if you
are in the UK
somewhere near a park called Millennium Park in London.
Uh, my hand prints are somewhere in that park. I've got no idea why.
Um, but you can go find my hand prints from when I was a child.
I have I have no real memory of, like, what led up to it happening,
but, like my my mother kind of arranged it.
And we went to this, like, concrete place, um,
and put our hand into paving stones that were then part of this Millennium park.
Uh, they could, of course, torn it up or something by now. But like, hey,
um, that will always be my claim to fame.
You know, some people want to be on like the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
I'm in a random park in London, mate.
What's that Nicholas Cage film where um, like his character's son,
gets like a creepy doomsday message in a time capsule?
That's a good film,
anyway. Do you have any more questions?
The reason why I'm rambling is is because there's no questions.
Uh, Grey Wolf. Yes, the knowing. That's it. That's it.
I think it would be funny to like,
of course, these issues get like complicated due to copyright, um, et cetera.
It wouldn't be an issue if it was like a, you know, physical event or whatever, but,
like,
you know, like a weekly,
a weekly Nicholas Cage film might be funny, right?
I like throw
us likes the rambling. I'm aware that people like the rambling but like
I I should I should keep to that.
Um,
it's weird like this as well, because it's like, hard to explain to, like
my mother, like the entire context of why I'm asking questions.
So, like I could, like, text my mother and be like, When was that?
Like, what year was that?
And she'd be like, Why did you just remember that currently, and it's like, Oh, well,
you know, I was talking to the Internet about burying flash drives in the woods.
She was like, You're talking to
what?
I, I promise I'll I'll visit that park eventually, right?
I'm I'm gonna go back to the UK. Eventually, and I I'll try and go there.
Uh, next time I want to go to the UK, I wanna go to the UK for like,
a little longer than I usually do.
Like, I went there for a couple of days over the holiday period
at the end of the year, I sometimes travel through there if I'm going to, like,
another destination.
But I haven't really had, um
I wanna say free cos that implies that I wasn't free.
But, like,
unscheduled UK time would be good.
Because then I can plan stuff right When I went to the UK.
It's always been part of a flight or part of a trip that had, like,
a very tight itinerary.
So I didn't have time to sort of randomly hop on a couple of trains to get to that park.
Yeah, If someone's near that park, you can you can probably go find me.
I don't know, like how worn or like, how identifiable I will be.
Get my name from yellow dog. Man.com. You can You can Then go ahead and, um,
go find my hands.
That'd be like the
like, if we were, like, as big as VR chat right now,
there would be someone doing that right now,
and they would post it all over Twitter and then probably lick them, too.
This is just like how how weird the Internet gets when you're at a certain scale. Um,
you know, I'm right.
You know, I write
anyway questions. Um,
So
So did you find the episode that you're looking for? Um,
I presume you're talking about the TV show. No, we don't think it's possible.
Um, if I go back to the UK again, um, I'll be able to visit a library there, uh,
and watch it in that library.
I can't, uh, take a copy of it, though for copyright reasons.
And I also can't take a copy of it because
they're limited on the number of copies they've got.
Uh, basically, they have a VHS copy of it,
and they have digitised that VHS, Of course.
Um,
but like, they can't give me that digital copy.
And that isn't like
that isn't negotiable, either.
It's It's kind of weird, though, because I think the company folded. I don't know.
I'd basically have to calculate
how long after,
um, that show airs.
It goes into public domain, put that onto my calendar and put, like, public domain
spooky Children show.
And then that day,
we'll have a party and resonate,
We'll be like,
Yo, I know this is, like, what, 50 years in the making?
But
here you go.
Uh, Dave, I don't think the the handprints are on, um, a website.
Uh, that's not why that you'll have to physically go there.
So if they're in the UK good, you're not sorry.
Although I could maybe look it up on Google maps and
maybe we can see if there's satellite footage of my handprints.
This is just getting weird.
What? What are we doing?
Uh,
OK, there are actual resonate questions,
so I've gotta I've gotta jump back to those for a second.
Uh, and then we'll go on a, um, Google. Uh, map adventure.
Hope you're enjoying dog cam. Looks like it's a bit blurry. Come on, focus.
Uh, OK, grey, uh, also says, uh, touching on on branding for custom load menus.
Do you think there could be a simple version available under a patreon tier?
Say, for example, the future? There is a resonate club scene,
and I have menus custom to add the immersion and feeling of being in said world.
Yes.
Um, do you remember that you as a user have the ability to overload?
Uh, those some of those load menus, for example,
you can make your own custom word loading interface,
and I think the only one I've seen so far that's done that is Easton,
who replaced the Resonate logo gloopy with his head.
Um, so
take a look at those and then you can share those, right?
So let's say you made I don't know. Let's make you say you made a synth wave one
which might be good for one of the the clubs.
You could share that and be like
it would almost be like merch, right? It would be like, Hi. This event, like the Bazar
Risk is, is starting up again next next week. Here's a a Bazar
risk themed world loading menu, uh, and you could share that.
No one's done that, but because it's an untapped market for various things.
Uh, all the universe feature does is its mandates one.
So it says like, hey, don't care what your personal one is.
Don't care what the platform one is. You are loading this one
that was made using,
um, ink photocopiers.
Uh, cheap suits clip on ties and,
uh, the weird smell of office,
which is
I've had this conversation with a bunch of people,
like looking back on offices and schools and places like that.
They always had a weird smell, which was, like,
more bothersome to me than everything else.
That was kind of back when my nose actually worked.
Though I'm allergic to something in the in the United States area that's
pretty much making me congested 90% of the time.
Uh, productivity says is there a way to disable the ethical when desktop?
No, not currently. But that would be a great feature request.
Um,
specs as
a
cut. Uh, does the Does the move to a multi process architecture?
Add the potential for some open XR support before fully changing to open
exile, with source asking for some hardware.
Features such as face tracking are accessible through open exile
with fewer dependencies
have to wait on fruits for that one.
It depends on how we split up the architecture like there is a There is an, like,
an idea, like you could
about it or have the idea I'd have to look into it to see if it was actually viable.
But there is a, um, an idea that you could run
all of the hardware interfacing on a separate process.
I don't know if the interrupt would be faster there,
but because what you'd have to do is like,
run all the hardware processing on one process, send it to, like,
the orchestrator process,
and then the orchestrator would then send it to each session.
So, I, I like, I don't I think that would, I don't know.
But like there there's some way there that that
that could lead to the possibility of that.
Um, one of the things that I want people to keep in mind is that
when we do move to different architectures and when we do do these, uh,
performance changes, new features aren't
like our goal.
It's good if they happen,
but they aren't our goal like the the
the reason that we're doing that is predominantly,
um, for, uh, performance.
And any additional features we get past that are
things that we need to look at separately.
Otherwise, we get this point where we like to mo pre
architecture is suddenly like an all you can eat buffet.
And, you know, it's got some stuff that doesn't make sense to be next to each other.
Like a spring roll next to some Mac and cheese,
which does happen at all. You can eat buffet.
You're just like this doesn't make sense.
And then you're like, hm?
Dip spring roll into mac and cheese, and it's really good,
but they're like, This is weird. Why? Why is this happening?
So I guess in in summary,
potentially,
uh, ozie has given me a tongue question. Let's see if I can actually read this. Um,
Ozie says I recently learned that the host spawns the user with common spawner.
Can you think of a way to have local users spawner?
If the host is the one that decides it,
you're gonna have to rephrase that. I've got no idea what you're talking about.
I'm so sorry.
Um, please rephrase. Uh,
Dave is asking about the park. It's called Millennium Park.
I think when we get to the bottom of questions here,
I'm going to go on Google maps and and and find the park.
Oh, my God. People have made custom loading. Here it is,
uh, co are
made one. But all it does is delete itself. If I click it.
If that's a bug or misunderstanding like, ask more questions, we'll figure it out.
Shadow made one that mounts to their hand. That's cool. That's really cool.
Uh, Lux has made a common one.
Um,
it's got some sort of, like glass
bop
gloopy.
Um,
brain says inventory space facet. Is there a way to make it refresh without a re log?
Uh, no.
With facets, you can change the look and the feel of something,
but usually not the underlying, um, feature set.
Uh, shadow says, was this ski on purpose? No, it wasn't.
Um, but I can't give you exact numbers because it it like
a I don't know, B. I don't want to be wrong.
And C giving the exact numbers starts allowing you to do some, like,
business intelligence stuff.
Uh, OK. Ozie has rephrased the question.
Um
I'm gonna read it again, because that will help me try and figure out what? What?
What? This question is,
um, I recently learned that the host spawns the user with common spawners.
Yes.
Can you think of a way to have local user spawners if the host is the one that cites it?
Yes. Um,
so for context here now, I've sort of thought about this a little bit more.
Uh, when you first load into a world,
um,
the,
uh, default cloud avatar that you have, uh,
and your user object in itself is spawned by the host, and that's so it can, like,
set up everything.
Um, a weird side effect of that, though,
is that the host is the one that spawns your first avatar.
Um,
also, if you respawn, it will do this as well. But like, it's
your first avatar that you load into is spawned by the host,
which is interesting because the host doesn't have
access to your avatar because it's protected.
And so what happens there is that the host requests a one time ticket
to be able to spawn your avatar's assets,
and it cashes in that ticket and gets a one time use spawn of your, um of your avatar,
uh, and then spawns it.
That's also sometimes why, uh, when you go into a world,
your favourite avatar is not loaded.
That's also something you can turn off in the permission system.
Uh, but sometimes when it's not turned off in the permission system,
it still has the effect as though it was,
uh, and that's because that system has misbehaved or timed out or something.
And that's why you'll be in a deil avatar in someone else's world. Sometimes,
um,
we could take the system, which does subsequent spawns of an avatar, which is where,
after you've loaded into the world,
you equip an avatar or after you've loaded into a world, you, um,
lightning bolt an avatar or sorry, equip avatar button.
Now it
used to just be called lightning bottle in your avatar,
or you spawn in an avatar and then click it and use the radio menu to equip it.
That is done by you. So there is a way that we could do that,
Um,
but there's there's probably a reason that the initial spawn is done by the host
like there's a reason the whole system exists.
Like if it was easier to make the the guest spawn at the when,
we probably would have done that, but I'd have to look into it on purpose.
Uh, on on on purpose in more detail. I mean,
OK, I was I was
disappointing. Millennium Park News.
Um, Erin says that they found an article about Watman Park,
which is locally known as Millennium Park,
which is about the hand and footprints being all grown over and covered up.
Uh, in which case it's organised like a resonate themed
meet up at this park with some like, you know,
some shovels and some brushes and some lawn mowers or whatever.
Let's let's dig. Let's archaeology my hand prints.
Uh, could you link the article? I'll be able to tell you if it's the right place.
Uh, cbre says serious question. How do I make Resonate run on my computer?
Uh
uh
uh.
I'm, like, really bad with computer hardware.
So, I, I just I can't answer that question.
There's many people in the community that can,
um
I also don't know a MD like at all.
It used to just be like number go up good.
But now it's really nuanced, and it's really confusing.
Yeah, OK, yeah, that's that's That's the park. I remember the plaques. Uh,
Snow asks if there, uh, if there's now performance change.
Is there a chance the quest platform can get resonate in the store? Uh, no.
Um, so if you imagine, like, a a AAA
flow chart,
um, performance upgrades
is step one quest COMPARITY is step two. And to get quest compatibility,
we'll almost have to do the performance update again,
but with, like, a mobile, centred theme on it.
What that usually will be is like making sure the assets, um,
downgrade if they're on mobile.
Um, so, for example, we'd limit the texture resolution or something like that.
Then there are a bunch of technical problems and
in including some licencing problems on on getting on quest and and stuff like that,
uh, like, we would have to enter into a formal business arrangement with,
um with Quest and meta,
and they would have some requirements there that we'd have to deal with.
There may be some financial implications there
because we're on their platform now.
Um, yes, I know that there's side quest and stuff like that.
But that's the performance thing. So it's like, multifaceted.
Sometimes I think I should just draw these flow charts out on the wiki or something
because, like we don't have like a traditional like
March 2025 we'll be doing this road map. But like we do have like a
a tech tree.
And it's almost like, you know, like an RPG tech tree of, like, what leads to what?
In in the engine?
Uh,
cos
this is It's to get around the loading indicator, not going away and sound.
Oh, it's it's on purpose. You click it to dismiss it like an X. Got it? Cool. Uh,
project
has a question.
When I spawn the streaming camera, the live badge appears above my name badge.
I've noticed that after I delete the camera,
uh, the live badge remains Even when I go to another world.
Is this a bug when I'm not doing something right,
Um,
I think that's because
mirror to display on the camera is still on.
Like if you turn off mirror to display
and you make sure everything says stop recording,
that should go away.
I think
I'd have to look into the exact conditions that cause the live badge to appear and
disappear and then document them on the wiki and then we we'll have that there,
Uh, let me just open up my to do list and and that cos that's a really good one.
I'll also put the tech tree on there. I'm I'm sure
dependency graph would be the like software engineering thing
of like the flow chart I have in mind.
Like the dependencies between tasks that you track on like I don't know,
say jira or something would be,
um,
I thank you obsidian for opening today's note.
Unfortunately, my to do list is on the 22nd of July right now,
and I haven't moved it to today's to do list.
I'm operating from the 22nd of July to do list,
Um
uh, live badge. Or
actually, like I want to look into the live badge as well because, like I,
it's important to me that it works correctly.
Yeah,
you just need to turn off mirror display and then close the panel for it to go away.
That's what I do like I was just thinking
about what I do when I'm done recording editorial.
That's exactly what I do.
Oh, my God. Kent. Online.co.uk. So now we're at our questions.
I'm, uh I'm taking a look at the
Oh, my God, Yes.
Memories
like of the like. I remember.
I remember. Uh, can someone check?
I haven't missed any questions because I'm about to talk about, like,
hands in a park for, like, 12 minutes.
Oh, yeah. Dog's active,
but like, here is a picture of a baby getting their footprints done.
I was not a baby.
Don't quote me. Um, I was, um, old enough to stand at this table.
I probably wasn't, you know, tall. But I was I was old enough.
OK, so, uh, now if anyone comes in and asks what the camera is,
just call it Couch Cam and call it the most like,
entertaining thing you've ever seen.
Like they don't know that a dog was there and has moved.
So just just call it the most entertaining thing like you.
You can't wait if anyone asks.
Not that anyone is gonna ask. But, you know,
uh, let's see what's going on with this park. Yeah. Why was it changed? Name?
I'm looking at like a really big
photo of one of those, like plaques.
And I can't even read it like you might have to take.
Like, you know, they used to do, like, rubbings of, like, graves and stuff
like you.
You put a piece of paper on and you press it down, and then you rub with a crayon.
That's probably the only way you're gonna be able to read those.
Yeah, I remember the block there, um, of concrete.
Uh, shadow says, Is there a chance we might see I tracked
fervid rending before or together with the source upgrade?
No,
Um, Dave says can you briefly explain what the source upgrade is about? Yeah.
OK, so we currently use unity as our our rendering engine.
Um, it's difficult to kind of explain what that is. Uh, until you find, uh,
this
image from Futurama.
So this image here explains, uh, what's going on?
We are the brain bug, and we pilot that
I've forgotten that character's name
and we pilot them around to to
see what's going on.
So someone knows Futurama better than me,
Hermes. Ok, cool. Um,
so
we're using unity as the rendering entry in Hermes in this particular case,
and because of that, we're stuck to the confines of Hermes.
So, for example, Hermes can't fly because they don't have wings.
Um,
this is a weird analogy. Let's just continue.
What we want to do is replace Unity as our rendering engine with a custom
solution
that, um
enables us to do all of those things like maybe give Hermes wings,
maybe change Hermes to be 200 ft tall.
You know, basically,
we are restricted because of of what the unity rendering engine is and how, um,
far behind some of the technology that they're using it for, for example,
because we're in the unity rendering engine,
Uh, we need to use a much, much
older version, of.net technically called mono. It's a long story,
um, which means that we lose a lot of features because also we're in mono,
which isn't dot Net Mono is a separate copy of The.net runtime,
written by a different team for complicated historical
reasons that don't really make any sense anymore.
Um,
we don't have, like, the the the newer features that are written by that team.
Um, for example, better memory management, better garbage collection,
better performance Better optimisations
that are baked into the actual language.
Uh, so we would get all of that by moving off of of unity as well.
Uh, so sources are as our replacement for Hermes, um
RAP Hermes.
I hope that made sense.
If that didn't let me know,
Uh, there's also the wiki page about source
I sees
is typing. I'm always like, uh, when another
team is typing because they're like, Well, actually, you're wrong,
which is fine. Keep keep typing.
Uh, Dave Heiser says Who's writing source?
That's information that you can find on the source. Wiki page,
Electronic says. Could have done a star
analogy. Go on, then. Hit me with it. What's the analogy here?
There is a star
analogy that I use for the LNL relay.
The LNL relay is the Midway Station.
Uh, cyber
says for extension, tells unity. Here's a cube.
Here it is.
Has this material render? I think it's actually more basic than that.
It's not like here's a cube. It's like here's these vertical
or like, here's this mesh. It's like more abstract than specifically, Cube.
Although the primitives are probably unity primitives, I don't remember.
Electronics is called Yeah. Um,
I could rant for another like hour about how ridiculous SG one is, Um,
but I'm I'm not going to
There's this, uh, podcast that, um, goes through Star Trek episodes,
and they talk about the the ridiculousness of it.
Like they analyse, they overanalyze literally every single part of it,
and it's hilarious.
Um,
for example,
like all the episodes where they break the prime directive like blatantly,
um,
they
they were talking about that one.
there's episodes that just don't make any sense.
Uh, and they talk about those a lot.
And I was like, I should do that same podcast idea, but for Stargate,
There we go. Uh, C Cyrus
actually looked into this.
It's interesting to sort of talk about the the journeys
to the team and the journeys to the programming.
Um, space of Reino.
Um,
I when I was looking at, it was much more interested in,
um, like, functionality and the component
and and proto
flux area. So that's why I spent a lot of my time looking at.
And then I started working for the team, and
I don't know now I'm a sort of expert on the
connectivity and the sort of data flow parts of it.
But CIA really looked at the code base from a more sort of,
like a rendering and performance lens, as far as I'm aware.
So, like, they're more familiar with
what the unity stuff does. Um, graphical stuff and mathematical stuff.
Um, like, if a code change has maths in it, I'm, like, useless.
I don't I don't know maths,
but
if your code change fetches some Jason API SI can,
um, Jason API S and my jam there
it's like I haven't looked into the unity side of things like much if
00,
yeah, there's a There's basically a set of, um What? They're called connectors.
And the connectors, um, tell unity what to do with our data.
So there's, like, a mesh connector, which is like, Hey, I'm I'm giving you this mesh,
bro.
Can you, like, sort it out?
And so moving over to source will be first of all, making sure that source is, um,
you know, stable, compatible et cetera.
And then writing, testing, refining,
Um, a similar sort of connector style hierarchy
where, um,
resonate, saying to the new engine source,
Hey, I need you to pump vertices into this screen as fast as possible.
I'm reading the bottom of, um
of this, uh, park thing.
Um
and it says that like it.
Sorry to learn that the Millennium babies had I would definitely was not a baby.
Um,
NBC does still have all the information,
including names and locations of handprints.
Of those who took part. Should anyone need to acquire it? Who's NBC?
Because I'll email them right now.
It's just like an
un
undefined abbreviation in a news article,
Ma Maidstone Borough Council Got it.
Uh, Dave Heiser says unity is driven by remote by, uh, by remote control.
No matter how sophisticated you make the remote control,
you're still emitted by Unity's range of capabilities.
Yeah, it's like having a black and white TV,
um, and a colour space remote like the remote from click.
But like all it can do is is talk to my black and white TV
like when we move over to source, we'll suddenly have a colour TV.
Did you know that TV remote controls used to be sound operated
like the remote would make a particular tone, but like a microphone
in the TV would pick up and change shower for
It's crazy.
It was basically like a dog whistle.
It's like a It's like the movie click starring Adam Sadler.
But if Click could only operate a TV from like 20 years ago
or whatever,
Uh, Grey
says, Is there an own ETA for source or still a ways away?
Uh,
no. ETA is available.
Uh, so now we name the name of the park just to finish off here,
we'll get a Google map link to the park and then we're done.
There we go. There's a a Google map link to the park.
Um, I don't know what part of the park it's in.
Um, it is a big park.
That's mostly because it's the UK. And we actually care about our greenery.
Um,
but yeah, uh, I think that's that's it.
I hope you've enjoyed dog Cam.
I realise dog has sat back down again,
which means you get a slightly different angle of dog.
Dog knows I'm talking about them, cos I frequently call them dog.
Their actual name is FTA.
FTA,
FTA.
See, there we go.
Hi.
And that tail was like,
Did you see that tail race that was
Hang
on.
OK, dog's now on my lap, so I'm gonna I'm gonna take off now.
It was like
on
it just went like Roop.
All right, I will see you guys later.
If you have any additional questions, questions and help,
I will get back to you as soon as I can.
Well, bye.