And I'll just
go ahead and start recording.
I'm way behind on,
on uploading these,
but I'll get as many as uploaded as I can at some point whenever I remember.
Uh,
more on that later.
Uh,
alright,
we've got what the dog doing?
The dog is sat in front of the,
um,
heating,
um,
presumably they're cold.
I've stood in front of that a little time,
like sometimes I get back from like a dog walk or groceries or whatever and I'm
freezing,
and so I'll stand in front of the heating outlet.
But it's kinda like,
I don't know,
it's like standing next to a hairdryer sometimes,
so I hope the dog's OK doing that cos
I certainly am not.
But it is getting colder and colder.
Let's see what it is outside actually.
This is in Celsius causes Celsius is like an intelligent
um thermo
temperature system.
Uh,
it is 5 degrees outside,
yeah,
it's quite cold.
Not as cold as it was,
it was like -1 last night when I was outside with the dog.
That's always fun.
It's the prime news of the evening.
Uh,
I don't know.
I went to bed
like
at,
I wanna say like 10 or something last night.
And then I woke up at 3 for like an hour or two
and um I sat around for a bit and I realised I probably shouldn't be up,
like if I go low down,
if I go low in,
um I can sleep for a little bit longer and maybe have a,
have a,
a good wake up time,
so I went back to bed around like 3 or 4,
and then I woke up at
like midday and I felt terrible
and
sent a few messages and went back to bed and then I woke up and now I'm here.
Sometimes there's just like a an overwhelming urge to
sleep and it's like really difficult to combat.
It's like a
lie down or you're gonna pass out kind of thing.
So that's the,
the news of the of the of the evening.
Uh,
Goldie says what part of free extension hardcodes the font
chain in the user space dashboard,
that's probably the user space dashboard like uh
constructor.
I say that like it's a C term,
but it's not,
it's not an actual constructor,
it's probably just like a collection of methods somewhere that do it.
Um,
I'll go ahead and load the code for today and I'll get back to you on that one in,
uh,
after it's loaded.
I remember like Frukes and I were,
were tweeting feedback about,
uh,
Visual Studio 2026 when it launched,
we were like
still slow,
etc.
and like one of the devs of 2026 like at tagged us was like this shouldn't be the case.
Yeah,
shouldn't,
is.
Uh,
Freaks ask,
what's the weirdest type of cheese you like,
uh,
there's the like,
uh,
what do you call it?
Uh,
the reason,
the,
the change might,
the answer might change based on the day,
but
the,
um.
The reason why this one
is,
is very popular is cos.
So
usually when you buy it,
it comes with the like wheel and the little knife and everything so you can make it.
Uh,
I was home for the holiday period once
and it was out on the cheese table and I asked about it and
my stepfather,
you know,
being the,
the
good host of of of people being there even though you know it's the family home,
so it's not really like a host situation,
um,
like
emulated and and and.
Showed me how to make a cheese flour with it,
and I was like cool,
and I ate some,
like a reasonable amount for one person to eat,
but then I saw the entire thing,
like the entire assembly,
it was like,
Shrink wrapped
and in the fridge later and I'm just like,
this is,
this is weird,
this is totally weird,
this is like.
It is.
I don't know,
it was like a lot of cheese,
which like
I wasn't gonna eat cos it was back in the fridge and I was leaving,
so it was just,
I don't know.
I often feel the same when I like watch like
cooking shows and stuff cause I know they're like,
yeah,
us and the crew eat it when we're done.
I'm like yeah but you just made like a six course meal,
like 4 times and your crew is,
I mean it's probably a large crew,
right,
2030 people maybe depending on the,
the scale of the show,
but you still made more food than those people can eat.
And then there's the whole thing on like social media
now where like if you do make stuff like that,
people even question it,
they're like,
did you eat this food?
That food better not go to waste,
it's like
you're talking to the wrong people.
If you wanna like yell about food waste,
go around the back of a,
a grocery store and like see how many oranges they throw out.
There you go,
that's food waste.
Anyway,
moving forwards to non-food waste related topics,
let's talk about food waste.
What is your opinion on boba tea and how would you feel
if you spilled it on a carpeted floor like a dumb ass?
uh.
I don't like
boba tea because I don't like the
uh feeling of having the back of my throat shotgunned with uh tapioca balls.
It's,
it's,
it's not,
it's not pleasant.
I actually once,
it was whilst uh Frugs' actually,
whilst Fruxus was uh in,
in town,
we went to a local,
um,
like milk tea,
boba tea place.
It's the one next to the ramen place for those
who are aware of the ramen place I'm referring to,
um.
And I got like a an Oreo milk tea
and that one was basically like boba tea,
but instead of tapioca balls shotgunning me in the back of um
the throat,
it was chunks of Oreo cookie.
So there was like a,
I don't know,
like a 30 to 40% chance with each sip of this milk tea
that I would be choking after a sip for a little bit.
So it was just like boom in the back of your throat like
chunks of broken up Oreo just shotgun.
Like you know when they use like a,
like a farmyard uh shotgun and they put rock salt in it,
exactly that.
Moving forwards to what's next?
Right,
we did cheese,
we did a boba.
We did cheese,
we did boba.
Let's do a razorite question.
Woo.
Uh,
Grant says,
how difficult would it be to add events,
uh,
events into reson Link.
I've seen a bunch of,
uh,
commentary on regarding that.
Uh,
I think
that like,
uh,
some form of event like
system
would be good over Resonant Link.
I don't know though,
you'd have to go take a look at the GitHub.
Uh,
it,
it's kind of a meme at this point,
but like I don't
usually get to touch new features for a little bit
cause I'm working on other things,
so I haven't really touched ReNet Link.
I know incredibly well how it works,
um,
but I haven't had a chance to play with it yet,
which is kind of good cause like every language I'm
interested in now has an SDK to use it,
so that's cool.
I don't have to write that,
but it'd be good to have events.
I think someone was talking about like
in resonite link land,
getting when a button is pushed,
which makes sense cos you can have like a,
a resonant link script that's like build something
and you can have a button
and then be like,
but yo,
resonant link,
build the thing,
and the resolite link will build the thing.
And that,
that all falls under events etc.
so make sure there's a a gear.
Moving forward to Nuki's question,
what have you been working on that's interesting lately?
I'm still working on search for the wiki,
um,
I'm still working on search,
so it's,
it's,
it's.
Let me,
let me show you the read me page
for the settings which the search engine we're going to be using on the wiki
uh can
um
can provide.
So they're all documented in,
in naturally a text file cos that's of course where you document
documentation,
just a,
a straight up text file.
Uh I'm pretty sure this is like
written as markdown as well,
it's not actually there's no code fences and stuff.
But um
the top of the document is all sort of like
how do we connect to the Elastic Search cluster,
that's fine.
But then you scroll down and it's like
waiting
and like
highlighting and
numerical processing of words.
And then there's like boosting as well where we can,
we can set up like templates that boost the search index thing.
So let's say we had,
I don't know,
two pages that talk about the same topic,
but one of them is clearly the one that most people would want to find.
We could add a template to it called like boost and artificially inflate its SEO
on our wiki.
And I,
I understand like how to use Elastic Search,
but I still don't really understand how it works.
So that's what I'm working on currently.
Like
95% of the
of the wiki stuff is actually open source as well,
which is fantastic,
one of the goals of mine.
Uh,
so you can take a look at it
on,
uh,
wiki,
wiki wow wow,
wiki
wiki,
resonite,
is it Dash Wiki?
Yes,
resonite Dashwiki on the uh yellow dogman
Dooly doo.
Uh,
fella,
you,
you have to decide,
fella,
to be
on MA or not on MAA.
You can't do both.
So one of the cool things about that wiki setup is on startup it will detect
if the wiki has been,
um,
like has data in the database,
and if it isn't there,
it will download
the latest wiki backup and automatically shove it into the,
uh,
shove it into the,
uh,
into the database.
Uh,
Osie says cheese boba.
Yeah,
someone was saying something to me the other day,
and it's like sometimes I just think
there's flavour combinations that should be tried.
And before you say it's weird,
you gotta remember that Starbucks had an official line
of products that were flavoured with olive oil.
I don't know if they still do them,
but they do.
Um,
it was like
drinking coffee that had offered oil,
uh,
olive oil floating on top of it,
but
the idea that came up just out of me
mishearing someone was like coffee with a garlic flavouring
of some kind you know,
garlic flavoured coffee,
and I thought
could work,
depending on the coffee and depending on the garlic like strength.
Ozy.
It's not OC sorry,
fruits,
what kind of content would you'd like to see for the the upcoming MMFC?
Guys,
I need you to take a really close look
at the number of entries that we have in each category.
Spread yourselves out a little bit,
just spread yourselves out a little bit.
Like we get like hundreds of entries in World Social and 0 in ESD.
So if you're complaining about like not being able to win,
being overshadowed by like other
bigger
teams,
etc.
Um,
maybe choose a smaller category and be the best at that category.
Uh,
Avatars usually has like
low entries,
uh,
Avatar Accessories usually has low entries,
like just
don't do World Social
and you'll probably have a better shot at winning.
And then like
don't
uh
don't uh what's the word,
neglect uh the meme category
or the narrative category,
the narrative category is like huge and it doesn't have to be
like
crazily complicated narrative.
Just
think about like every E3 demo you've watched.
Like they got a way with trash,
you can do it too.
I'm sure it's gonna be better than some of those E3 demos.
Like don't do this exactly because like
A it's like been done a lot and B it's kind of too simple,
um,
and C it's been done well anyway but like think about the Stanley parable,
right?
The Stanley Powerable development team initially just took like
office building
model pack 3,
right,
and they made an entire like award winning game of it.
I'm sure they have like other assets that their team probably made or,
or remade,
particularly for the deluxe edition,
but like,
when they started making that,
they started to like office building generic number 2,
and they just went from there.
Do a whole narrative game based on that,
right let's move forwards.
Uh,
Ozzie says,
not sure on how to phrase this question,
but what are your thoughts on there being open headless is that level lever
that leverage.
That leverage resinin to do automated tasks for users,
say complex image editing or mass avatar edits.
Again,
um,
yeah,
sure,
go for it.
One of the things that came up with Resonite
package and we'll also come up with Resoin though is
never
lose sight of the features that we've yet to implement
when you are implementing them Resoink,
like by all means do it,
but do remember that we intend to make things better
for all of you in every way that we can,
um,
so.
Maybe don't spend 3 years working on like a,
a rezoin related
project that is on our roadmap or or something like that,
or do,
but like recognise that it's on our roadmap as well.
Got another question here from uh Ny who says what
can we do to help stop the spread of rumours
about what is causing bugs?
How can we help when people are complaining about things
that aren't happening or aren't your fault in Discord?
The like the
easiest way is to like kind of be a little
bit aggressive and make sure the rumour stops with you.
Like someone comes up to you and goes like I heard
that
if you're on Windows 11
and your mouse might happen to be blue.
That resonite would crash more often,
Challenge them.
Where did you hear this?
Find out where they heard it from
and chase it back up the thing.
Obviously like you can be a bit like of an arsehole with it,
so don't do that.
But like that's how you truly stop rumours,
you stop them from spreading even to you.
Like the rumour stops at your,
like you don't take it any further
and you actively challenge it.
Uh,
as for
how can we help when people are complaining about things
that aren't happening or aren't your fault in Discord,
send them to the appropriate locations.
Like literally to the appropriate locations.
We've got
GitHub,
we've got office hours like this,
like we've even like,
in some cases like social media would be better than the Discord,
right?
Like
the Discord is just like a sea of messages,
mostly about
like
stuff that we can't help with.
A computer user says the Stanley parable was originally a Half-Life 2.
Mod.
Yeah,
then they probably got like office block
far
out of like the Half-Life 2 files or the like
CS files and just put you in them.
Moving forwards,
code has loaded so I'll be able to look at the font thing,
but Josh has an answer which is uh applicable.
Uh Shablitz says,
hey,
I'm in VR right now playing Resonite.
Is there an easy way to convert VRC avatars into Rezzo?
There are like multiple tools and they depend like how far of the
how far along the way of the creation process you are.
Like,
so
do you have a
just a uh you know like a unity package?
It's probably a different route for you.
If you don't have a unity package but you do
have a unity uh project with the avatar in it,
there's probably a different
it's probably a different path.
Sometimes,
depending on which avatar you're looking at,
it might already be supported and resonate through,
you know,
the community,
it's got a bunch of.
Uh,
resonate ready avatars on like a wiki page and a couple of worlds,
etc.
Red says least favourite cheese,
American,
cos it ain't cheese,
it's just oil.
Uh,
Nicky has a follow-up question,
how can we help manage the team's
stress of being occasionally overwhelmed with criticism?
It's not your responsibility.
You shouldn't have to manage our stress,
you should just manage what you say in conversation.
Ozzie says,
I was literally looking at this behaptics issue that happened since the splitting.
However,
when we're looking around,
there doesn't need to be a C
SDK for B haptics and only the Unity SDKs for it.
For integrations like this,
can the team take the SDK that is meant for unity and apply it to resonite?
Yeah,
uh,
usually we can.
Like a good example would be the new,
uh,
Discord Social SDK which we haven't integrated yet but probably could these days.
Um,
that was originally made for
just
unity.
And I looked at the source code and the only
reason it was made for Unity was its handling of like
an update loop,
cos there's like a,
there's like basically the uh the Discord SEKs
all operate on similar to Resonite link,
right,
they're a uh
command response sort of setup.
Um,
the command in resonite link might be like add a cube,
but the command in,
in sort of Discord SDK land is
uh
set
active playing status to resonite in
cheese land.
Uh,
and so there has to be some form of like loop
that's running in the background to pick up received messages.
That
was hooked into like Unity engines,
co-routines and all sorts of stuff like that.
Like you go to the SDK,
whatever it might be,
control F for Unity
or like using Unity and you'll find.
Like
one or two locations that require like unity specific stuff
that could have easily been written in a way to not require unity stuff.
Like
some layer of abstraction or a configuration thing or it's just like,
hey,
I'm,
I'm not actually in unity,
can you stop trying to make it about unity?
I'm actually seeing if I've got an example.
Yeah,
I don't have an open source example at the moment.
Um,
I wasn't able to open source my edits to
the Discord Social SDK cos of the licencing,
so they're internal.
But yeah,
usually like,
depending on how
well it's written,
you can usually just take some stuff,
add a tiny amount of abstraction,
and uh you'll be fine.
Maybe I can take a quick look at the B haptics
SDK,
not N haptics,
B haptics.
Not baha haptics,
B haptics,
come on fingers.
What a useless website.
I'm over here at the BAtics plug-in.
On the asset store,
and I went to the package content tab,
and I drilled through the folders till I found a C script,
cos like honestly I would only have to read
one of the C scripts to understand how they did it,
but when you click on a C script,
it reloads a Unity logo in the left
of that UI
and that's all it does.
Incredibly useful.
Uh,
Red says,
by the way,
can you export the techtra when you're done?
Uh,
funny news about the tech tree,
good and bad news,
OK,
about the tech tree.
Good and bad news.
Bad news,
lost the backup.
Good news,
found an earlier backup.
Even better news,
combining the backup I have
with the current state on the wiki,
which is a task I need to perform all by myself begrudgingly,
is something I have to do.
And then I'll export it.
It's like we won't actually lose any content,
but we will
learn why Primus finally moved the tech tree
into a local file from acaally Draws website.
It's like
we're good.
It's gonna take like a couple of hours for me to like resurrect it a little bit,
so
no techree stuff today,
I just need a couple of hours to like fix it up.
It's safe,
it's just like
tangentially safe.
I'm also looking to see
if
um
if I can like speed up the way I get it to you guys,
so like what I wanna do
is,
I've moved it over to Obsidian,
maybe I can show you.
So Obsidian's my like
personal note taker and I cleaned that out so that it loads
faster cos I had a bunch of plug-ins I wasn't using.
Uh,
it's still slow though,
um,
and
in
Excalidraw land,
there is a plug-in for
Obsidian which kind of like
can chuck stuff back into,
um,
back into like Markdown or something like that,
and so
we're in.
Obsidian now and it's all safe cos my
obsidian shit's like backed up really really well,
uh,
but
the,
let me hide the sidebars,
where's the other sidebar button,
there it is.
Oh it gets the wrong thing for like a
personal note vault
cos you have to do a commit.
I just do like a regular file sync
on it,
it syncs up to a couple of places.
Um,
so
you'll see the current wiki state is down here,
and this is an image.
But here's the current live state,
like all of these are live.
uh,
all the little images have broken,
but luckily I only have to link them in once,
so like if I double click this one
and match it to down here,
it'll update the rest.
And then I think I've got to do like the right side a little bit,
I've gotta do a pass through the middle and a pass through the left and we'll be fine.
Like it's not,
it's not drastic,
it just is drastic,
you know.
One of the problems I was having with the Xcatheredra plug-in is that the UI,
like the make a rectangle,
here's what the rectangle looks like,
UI was too small,
but I got a reply from the developer of the plug-in.
Um,
explaining how to make the UI scale a little bigger,
so that'll be good.
But I wanna see if there is an Obsidian,
um,
like plug-in extension.
I can probably write one if there's not,
where I can just like right click on a file and
do like send to Discord and it'll like pop up a,
a modal
that allows me to like bew Discord,
and then I can be like boom,
like at the end of every office hours I can right click
send the Exally draw file down to you guys as like dot.
galley draw and then like
we've got another backup cos it'll be in the Discord
and then you can get the,
the thing
uh squirrelled away and updated.
Alex Tupai says,
what I understand your main task is to make companies
that give money for the development of the
platform
happy.
Do you think,
do you do,
could you do it with anything else other than that?
I do like,
I have like two roadmaps,
right?
I've got the business roadmap,
which is the stuff that our businesses want,
um,
business obelisk on the,
on the tech tree.
And I'm doing that like all the time,
it's just sometimes it slows down.
When that slows down,
I do the prime roadmap and the prime roadmap is,
is really focused around sort of documentation
and also like the way things should work.
So like if
if something's like too flaky,
it annoys me and I wanna fix it.
Um,
and then also the documentation,
so the big documentation effort right now is to get the wiki
updated.
I linked it before,
but we're moving towards a state where the wiki is like
90% open source except for secrets and backups,
so you're able to,
um,
like PR to it.
So I wouldn't suggest.
Doing this right now because we're still sort of
not launched from like,
you know,
not that,
not that far away from launching it but like not launched.
But like,
let's say for example like you wanted a new name space
which uh
Josh wanted for like months.
Yosh would be able to
fed up,
please don't stick your tongue up my nose,
thank you.
Uh,
Feder,
Feder would be able to PR a new name space
because it's open source.
So you can see the tutorial name space.
I also realised we hadn't given an anomaly,
an anoma anoma
anomaly.
We haven't given it an anomaly,
uh,
a name space,
so I gave it one.
same with extensions,
uh,
if you want a new extension,
uh,
all you need to do
is like add it as a submodule
and PR that in as well.
Here's all our extensions.
So you can actually see when I added template styles,
which is one of the,
the things that we need to do
for the new wiki.
Here's the entire like commit for adding the extension.
Yours is,
this is the documentation for the Bhaptics protocol,
so it's pretty straightforward to make a custom thing in C.
Yeah,
that's another option that sometimes happens with like SDKs.
If they provide a Python or a JavaScript SDK
that usually has less unity or unreal like gubbins and junk in it,
so it's usually sometimes easier to sort of reverse engineer the protocol from.
Like a Python or a JavaScript SDK and sometimes we do do that.
We've done that tonnes of times.
Uh,
we're gonna have an impromptu Obsidian graph view tutorial in just a second,
but,
uh,
we'll see what other questions we've got before we get there.
Alex Dupai was talking about Obsidian Git integration.
Once again,
like I don't wanna like have to do a Git commit,
like every time I edit something.
So a more like passive sync,
like from like a a file backup
solution is good.
Um,
so these are backed up to
Google Drive,
Dropbox,
and OneDrive,
it's a long story,
but like I just,
I send it to three different companies.
Yeah,
I'm not seeing any other questions,
so we'll go ahead and we'll open up my graph for you.
And I'll see if I can uh
help,
help you out.
It's like,
gosh,
it's certainly a possibility to make our own like customs to pay for it.
Totally,
totally possible,
just as,
as fruits,
there's lots of
um
complexity there.
Right,
so here's everything,
and the key parts that might be
um
different in your graph for,
oh,
sorry,
are over here where we've got groups where we can.
Uh,
pick up like what colour they are.
So you can see that um,
resonite is yellow,
a resonite tutorial is blue,
um,
and then a series of videos is like,
uh,
is,
is pink.
So if we go down here
and we zoom in a little bit,
you can start seeing all the tutorials.
Uh,
so here's dynamic variables 1234567,
haptics,
facial tracker,
all sorts of stuff.
Uh,
but if yours still doesn't look like this,
play around with these things,
these are like forces.
And these control like in a physics simulation,
how the graph
responds.
So you do that and it's really,
it's really not happy.
It doesn't,
it doesn't wanna do that.
Oh there's an animate button.
Is this showing the graph growing?
I think so.
Like click it again to pre I,
I don't want,
like,
I want it to be at the end now,
please.
I guess we'll just have to wait.
Ah
uh
Goldie says is primer Nevernester.
I'm not a Never nester,
so Nevernesting is like a,
it's like a code thingy.
Um,
where people try and avoid like nested if,
uh,
if statements and stuff like that.
I don't prescribe to any particular ruling on that one that has a name,
it's more a feeling,
um,
like.
If you nest once,
sure,
if you nest twice,
sure.
If you're doing like more than 3 or 4,
probably don't,
but it's really,
really,
really situational.
It's like,
it,
it shouldn't be like a hard and fast rule,
it should be situational.
Did I have a graph back yet?
OK,
no,
it's still out of me.
Enjoy the.
Silly animation of my
mostly resonant tutorials.
Uh,
Ozzie says,
I'm just staring at the inspector wondering if there's an
overhead for an audio to have an audio clip player
constantly playing,
but the audio output is being disabled.
I don't know,
I'll have to look into the rules.
Um,
there'll obviously be some like overhead if
that audio clip player is updating its state
and outputting audio,
uh,
but I,
I don't know.
Do I have my graph back yet?
I guess kind of.
I've got enough to talk about what I was gonna talk about,
which is,
you see these around the edge,
the sort of grey nodes around the edge,
I won't mouse over them cos it starts showing you the
titles and I obviously don't know what the titles are,
but these are what are called orphans,
and I don't like orphans cos it means that they haven't been integrated.
Into the graph,
yeah,
um,
so we need to,
to like figure that out,
like what's this?
Block compression,
that's about compressing it right there.
So that one should be
like somewhere in resonite or like somewhere in,
in the red area which is,
is more like just technology.
Like this is tools I use,
this is projects,
uh this is films,
personal mock,
what's this one over here,
TV shows,
yeah,
mock stands for map of content and it just takes you elsewhere.
Like right now they're pretty flat,
but they'd get like larger,
like for example the,
the
TV shows mock might link to like a
TV shows sci-fi mock and then
um from there etc.
Grant says,
have you watched uh no boilerplate on YouTube,
they do mostly Rust but have made videos on Obsidian and XOS.
No,
um.
I really wanna like swap over all of my computers across the board to be Nicks,
and I really wanna do more Obsidian work,
but
if I research it,
like I get tired
and like demotivated quickly
because it's usually like awesome and they're like,
if you do these like 4 hours of work a day,
like your,
your obsidian graph's gonna be beautiful,
and it's just like,
no,
I don't think,
I don't think I have time to do that.
Uh,
the same with Nicks,
they're like if you spend like
3 months crafting the perfect Nick config,
you'll have a perfect,
it's just like I don't have time to do that.
I,
I just literally do not have time to do that.
I also have to sort of like intuitively understand things.
Like people have said to me,
like why don't you just like
get like get check out like someone else's Nick config and edit it to your liking.
It's cos like I,
I,
I need to understand what like every file does.
If it's running on my computer,
I need to understand what like every single part is doing.
But I'll check them out.
I'll at least subscribe to them,
um,
keep them on the list.
Uh Flax says um
I heard about your tech tree during the purple Hour and it's really awesome,
yeah,
about that.
I will repair it,
like we,
we've got the backups and then this will keep it backed up,
um,
and,
uh,
etc.
Uh,
I do want,
I,
I'm just gonna briefly check
now I've stopped the,
the screen recording,
um,
if there's a
plugin that does what I want it to.
Yep,
here we go,
uh,
Discord message sender.
This is an Obsidian plug-in that allows you to take
notes in Discord and automatically sync them into Obsidian.
Oh actually,
that's the other way around.
I can probably edit the code for this to do what I need to.
Um,
what I want is like if I right click the,
um,
if I right click the file like the Xcali draw file,
I want there to be an option that says send to Discord,
pops open a modal,
I say rezo Discord,
it appears there as a file link,
that's what I want.
I think I can get there with the
the plugin that already does that.
Um,
it does some of that Discord message sender.
I'll see what their code is
and uh
take a look from there.
Should be quite easy.
It's in rust,
guys.
No wait,
it's not.
No,
some of it is,
oh
God.
Half of it's rust,
half of it's typescript.
I,
I just like modern,
modern development.
Uh,
Phylaxis,
can you link the plugin?
Absolutely,
here you go.
It's like I see,
I see cargo.lock and I'm like,
OK,
that means rust,
and then I go to source and it's like,
well that's,
that's tape script.
Oh,
it's
OK,
maybe not this one.
It compiles the cargo,
sorry,
the rust to wazm
and then.
Causes Wazm from TypeScript to like get Discord messages and stuff.
No,
no.
Uh,
anyway,
uh,
I think we're kind of done here,
so I'm gonna go ahead and start winding things down.
So Josh,
Johnny,
Awesome,
and Flack,
have you got another question?
You guys are the last questions I'll take,
and then I'll wind this down.
Uh,
Flaxis,
where can I find the recording of this event?
Uh,
you'll find it
between now and like 3 weeks from now,
depending on when I remember to update it.
I will endeavour to remember to update it,
upload it today,
but
I might forget.
So,
um,
I don't know,
someone remind me.
Like when I hit like cancel on here,
I've got like a bunch of stuff to do like in the real world for a bit,
so when I sit back down at my computer
and I blink,
will I remember that I need to do it?
I don't know.
Maxes but this is every week,
yes,
it's every week.
Are recordings still transcribed?
Yes,
if they go into my pipeline,
they're all transcribed.
I wanna move this over to more like the other guys' office hours where it's on
um.
Twitch as well,
but I'll keep
the like Discord questions like I'll keep it on all
the formats it's currently on and add Twitch basically,
um,
and I also wanna like add like a visual element 100% of the time.
Which depending on my um
propensity to be like aggravated by it or not,
is either going to be like
webcam in the corner,
IRL,
which I think is actually good,
like most of our content is,
you know,
in Resonite
and
our characters and our avatars in Resonite,
which is fantastic,
but like
maybe one of our office hours could be like
me,
an actual person in the real world talking about how we build this thing,
cos I think that like,
I think it's good.
Uh,
flexes,
is there a specific topic?
No,
sometimes we talk about recycling for 40 minutes,
sometimes we talk about the wiki,
sometimes we talk about business stuff,
sometimes we talk about the tech tree.
Um,
I'm gonna go off on one,
a little rant
right now,
um.
Just
like,
sorry,
but here we go,
um,
anyone that's complaining that Twitch has banned them or they need
to disable their VPN to get to Twitch or whatever,
I don't care,
I'm gonna be doing Discord
and Twitch,
you'll be able to see both,
don't worry about it.
But also.
So,
um,
just because you guys have a bad experience with the software
or or a product doesn't mean I should stop using it.
Like there are lots of people right now who are
pressuring me to like either stop using some software,
start using other software,
and it's like
it's,
it's kinda my choice,
bro.
Kinda my choice.
Uh,
Lucas says just being clear,
a lot of things can go wrong with Twitch.
Hi,
I'm currently wearing,
um,
a Mixer zip-up jacket to stay warm,
uh,
and there's like Mixer memorabilia,
like
covered in this apartment,
like everywhere.
Like I I understand.
I'm just like,
things can go wrong here too,
but yeah,
uh we'll see whenever I get round to it.
I'm gonna go ahead on leave off here
and I will speak to you guys soon.
Josh,
I'm gonna read your crap and respond to you.
However,
I did just notice halfway through your,
I didn't mean to call it crap,
like literally,
but like halfway through your crap there is.
Uh,
past don't validate.
I have a video I wanna link to you,
Josh.
I'll get it to you,
uh,
in a bit.
I'll speak to you soon.
It's not like,
it's like,
it's bigger than I can read on air,
that's what I meant.
Better get off.
Yeah,
like endearing,
like if I say something,
it's usually meant endearingly.
I'm so sorry.
I will get to you guys,
uh,
yeah,
at some point.
Speak soon.