u/ElonsBreedingFetish

I've been working on a physics simulation game since a while now, and the codebase has become a bit of a mess. I'm currently in the middle of refactoring it, initially I had an architecture of plugins per feature (like weapons, inventory..), where a plugin contained everything related to the feature, rendering, physics, audio, ui, with the core simulation/physics in a separate plugin and core rendering also in a separate one.

The purpose was to be able to toggle a feature on/off easily, but it lead to a growing mess of dependencies between the plugins and I'm now thinking of splitting into separate crates similar to backend/frontend in web development, like one for the simulation, one for the presentation and some adapter code inbetween. This should reduce build times and improve the dependency graph, but each feature would be spread across multiple crates, and it would be less straight forward to add a new feature.

Is there any open source big bevy game that I can look at to see what a "good" architecture looks like?

It doesn't understand or ignores clear instructions.

Edit: ah the bots have arrived

Anything that helps while I'm still waiting for (probably) a cpap?

I don't smoke, don't drink alcohol, I'm not overweight, and I have hEDS as well as severe ME/CFS, so I can't be physically active

I can't even remember all the health issues I have and they become more every year. I got hEDS which progressively gets worse, GERD with hiatal hernia that I can't fix because of my severe ME/CFS, several slipped disks in neck and back, possible CCI, MCAS, POTS, hypothyroidism, ADHD... and now sleep apnea for which I have to get a cpap because my whole to throat decides to collapse during sleeping.

I'm fucking 30, how am I supposed to survive much longer if I keep deteriorating like that, I'm already bedbound and crash from the smallest things. And of course, even with all these immensely disabling diagnoses, I don't have a single fucking doctor that takes me serious

I'm currently viewing the variation data in Google fit (it's not available in the Health App anymore). It shows significant drops throughout the night, each night, and is in general pretty low.

Average of 94 to 95 percent, and constant drops to 90 or lower, with the occasional 80 to 85.

Can I interprete this in any way or compare with other people, or is it completely useless? I compared with another finger sensor during after waking during night and 95 seems to be my standard value on both when being awake at night, so that seems accurate.

I ran a task to review a big feature branch then got this error before any result. Thx I guess, all the context is wasted now

I'm 33, have severe ME/CFS and POTS, since a few days I now have the issue that I have constant irregular heart rate and palpitations, cold sweat and sometimes stabbing chest pain. My blood pressure monitor shows arrhytmias every time I measure. I can barely fall asleep. I've had palpitations since I got this shit from covid 4 years ago, and also EKGs being done then, but never this bad and constant, and never chest pain.

Not sure if I should go to the hospital, I'm bedbound and could trigger PEM and make it even worse, but I have no idea wtf is going on

Every time codex, Claude or whatever release a new model, there's always lots of upvoted hype posts. A few days or at most a week later, the model is consistently nerfed, but any posts regarding that are down voted to hell or removed.

How do you find out which tool is currently usable without all that propaganda?

I currently have random palpitations that feel absolutely awful. Only last about 1 to 3 seconds but it's like my heart beats 100 times during that time. I'm nearly bedbound and in a crash so I can't just go to a hospital.

I have POTS too but I get the palpitations when I'm lying down

Is there a way to fix this route plotting bug? I have white dwarfs deselected, jet cone boost enabled, and “apply filter to route” turned on. Despite that, the route planner keeps adding jet cone boosts from white dwarfs, which should be excluded by my filters.

I got some health issues so it's not easy to find a good controller. I'm currently using a Xbox series X which is fine but a bit too small and has no back paddles.

I've been looking into controllers for a while now, can't seem to find something that fits me.

• Xbox elite 2 is too heavy, don't like the back paddles sticking out and that it develops issues after a while

• 8bitdo ultimate 2 seems too "vertical", would cause my wrists to bend

• Gamesir Cyclone 2 seems to be less ergonomical for big hands when looking at this post https://www.reddit.com/r/Controller/s/h8BSfB618b

Vader 4 Pro seems to fit best but not sure how easy the buttons are to press.

So I'm currently torn between Gamesir Cyclone 2 and Vader 4 pro.

Budget 50 to 200 euro, PC, EUROPE/Austria, I'll be mostly playing Elite Dangerous, Rocket league, no FPS.

I don't need Gyro.

Any other recommendations or experiences would be very helpful thx :)

I'm getting bored pretty fast by a single thing to do, so I'm cycling between these, ordered by what I like most: pve ship combat like bounty hunting or piracy, trading for credits, mining.

I just want a power for the benefits and less grind, potentially if that's somehow possible, easier engineering materials.

Yuri grom seems to be the best because he's less specialized. Does the area where I am mostly matter? Currently around LHS 20, but I'm moving around so much I don't really care for a different "home" system

I'm currently planning for a 2d multiplayer (coop, only a handful of players at once) space game and I'm not quite sure how/if lightyear, avian, big space can fit together, and how/where the rendering interpolation is handled if the game should run at a lower fixed timestep for performance.

I know this is pretty vague, but I don't want to make any dumb mistakes by just starting out and then realizing I did it the wrong way, so any tips at all would be helpful

I recently got a mission to Los and thought why not, so I took my ~60ly Mandalay along the neutron highway.

It's still a long way though and I'm thinking of staying at Colonia until I can build a Caspian with mk2 for a faster return trip, does that make sense? Not sure what to expect when I'm at Colonia, maybe it makes sense to do some exobiology with my Mandalay there? Or do I need engineers from the bubble for the Caspian build?

I'm curious if the game evolved slowly like it is now, if some infos were given by the devs only via news at specific times and then never integrated into the game itself - maybe because the devs got used to the community creating all the websites and guides - or if there actually IS all the information needed ingame and I'm just not finding them.

Because it's already complex even with guides or external websites like inara, I can't imagine it being possible without.

To clarify, this is not supposed to be a rant/criticism, I'm genuinely curious about the background and history of the game development, as I couldn't find any discussions like that