
u/apeloverage

Beginner question.
When I'm playing through the video, how do I get the display to track this? At the moment I have to scroll by hand to keep up with where I am.
Let's make a game! 458: Working with the sidebar (Twine Sugarcube)
youtube.comI have downloaded Cantor on three computers...
...and I can't work out how to use it on any of them. How do you get it started? I watched a video on Youtube made by the creator, and at one point he says something like "let's get an instrument started", but it's not clear what he's doing to make it start. Perhaps this is the thing I'm missing.
Let's make a game! 457: Resizing and cropping images for your game with GIMP
youtube.comLet's make a game! 456: Altering images for your game with GIMP
youtube.comWindows Snipping Tool stopped working with my microphone.
When I record videos with Windows Snipping Tool, the light on my microphone typically blinks at the start of the recording, and then remains steadily on to indicate that I can record with it.
However as of today, it just kept blinking, and didn't record anything. I didn't get any error messages, it just didn't work.
Using Windows 11 Home, version 23H2
My laptop's OS build is 22631.6199
Let's make a game! 455: More techniques to improve sound files for your game
youtube.comLet's make a game! 453: Looping and stopping sounds (Twine Sugarcube)
youtube.comDid the Beatles end the saxophone as a standard part of popular music?
My impression of the popular music of the 1960s is that, before the Beatles, it was normal for surf bands in particular to include a saxophonist. But after the 'British invasion', this seems to have stopped being the case. Is this an accurate impression?
EDIT: Sorry everyone, I posted in the wrong subreddit. I wanted the saxophone subreddit. Somehow I got the subreddit for people who don't know what the word 'standard' means.
Did the Beatles end the saxophone as a standard part of popular music?
My impression of the popular music of the 1960s is that, before the Beatles, it was normal for surf bands in particular to include a saxophonist. But after the 'British invasion', this seems to have stopped being the case. Is this an accurate impression?