u/Blazej_kb

i really like idea of people playground and i have 250h in it but the only thing i don’t like about it is that existing parts are indestructible. Like if you burn wood it just turns black, i want it to really burn and disappear. Or when there is explosion metal stays completely fine, it’s just dirty, and concrete walls disappear. i thought of making things made of “atoms” which are really just pixels and you can slice them into million parts. And for electronics etc. there will be safe zone, and unsafe zone, you can destroy pixels in safe zone and it will still work but if you destroy at least one in unsafe zone it will stop working. And in people playground if you have machine you can only break it by destroying bindings, i thought of making bindings and parts destroyable, like if you have metal binding and wooden part the wood will snap before the binding. also there will be 3 physical layers so 2 people can go past each other. Or there can be wall and working door. I know it’s not original but i want to make it as destroyable as possible. what do you think

What are main differences and which is better for rookie?

EDIT: after 2 comments i see that there aren’t any big differences, so which is more practical / reliable

Where is it more convenient or necessary to use python instead of for example C# / C++ / Rust? I really can’t understand it, for me it’s easier to write in C++ than in python and I know that for other people it’s the other way around. But ignoring human factor, when program is better / faster in python than in cpp or are they things that python can do that cpp cant?

Edit: I don’t talk about one time use scripts or prototypes (which python is good for), I mean full on apps

So basically you with your friend found basement entrance that no one knows about and teachers forgot about it. You would have to maintain it on breaks, and attend lessons to avoid being thrown out of school. I was also thinking of a mechanic where some students would snitch and some wouldn’t and before you invite them to casino you’d have to find out if they can be trusted. There would be also mechanics like snitching items into casino, like small things you can snitch them in your backpack (which can be searched by teacher in some situations), bigger ones can be brought in through window and for biggest ones you’d have to sneak in after school is closed or risk doing it during the lesson. There also would be teachers trust meter which decides for example how often you are searched, do they watch you etc.

PS: I was thinking to firstly make terraria mod that adds casino games to just master casino game mechanics

So what do y’all think about that? That’s really all that I came up with for now, if you have good ideas you can say in comments.

I know that different languages are for different purposes but you have to choose 1. I’ll start: C++

EDIT: I mean programing languages so don’t tell me English

Walter might have lung cancer, before you say that I’m crazy pay attention to Walter’s cough (sometimes contained blood) which is one of lung cancer symptoms.

There is buzzer in canvas and it beeps when filament runs out, so why there isn’t an option to beep after print is completed?

>!IMO Susan Grimshaw’s or Hosea Matthews!<

There are different ways like loremIpsum, LoremIpsum, lorem_impsum etc. I usually do the first or second depending on day.

Why is ursa pocket capable of 30w even through i couldn’t find pod compatible with it with lower resistance that 0.6 ohm which is about 25w or am I missing something?