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Practicing my E major chord, fingers hurt, hehe

Thanks so much! Really glad it was helpful. Your hydraulic erosion sim on GPU sounds awesome. Good luck with it, and feel free to share how it’s coming along!

Thank you! Compute shaders are great for handling large-scale calculations like yours. I'm glad the video helps and if you have any ideas for other similar demos and video walkthrus let me know.

Thank you @Higgsinophysics

Wow thanks! I'll check out multilevel integral sums and grid based approaches and see where that leads.

That would be fun but Im still learning about shaders.

Are you running mods?

@@ThePathfindersCodex Yes I have this mods: BepInExPack_Valheim v5.4.2202 by denikson AutoRepair v5.4.1602 by Tekla Stone_Portal v1.6.0 by JereKuusela EquipmentAndQuickSlots v2.1.14 by RandyKnapp UnrestrictedPortals v1.4.3 by Hell_Is_Here Jotunn v2.22.0 by ValheimModding BetterArchery v1.9.8 by ishid4 TargetPortal v1.1.20 by Smoothbrain TrashItems v1.2.8 by virtuaCode XPortal v1.2.21 by SpikeHimself TeleportEverything v2.7.0 by OdinPlus Valheim_Legends_Fork v0.7.5 by Visteus it comes the error if I write "devcommands": [Error : Unity Log] TypeLoadException: Failure has occurred while loading a type. Stack trace: (wrapper dynamic-method) Terminal.DMD<Terminal::InputText>(Terminal) Terminal.SendInput () (at <889b2bc1e1224b249a4784da9ef107e2>:0) UnityEngine.Events.InvokableCall.Invoke () (at <be2cce08ca774b9684099a81093ecac0>:0) UnityEngine.Events.UnityEvent`1[T0].Invoke (T0 arg0) (at <be2cce08ca774b9684099a81093ecac0>:0) GUIFramework.GuiInputField.onInputSubmit (System.String text) (at <42b715d4f7074688ae4aa40cd55c7e50>:0) UnityEngine.Events.InvokableCall`1[T1].Invoke (T1 args0) (at <be2cce08ca774b9684099a81093ecac0>:0) UnityEngine.Events.UnityEvent`1[T0].Invoke (T0 arg0) (at <be2cce08ca774b9684099a81093ecac0>:0) TMPro.TMP_InputField.SendOnSubmit () (at <02877122efc04a3daec2c884ec70309e>:0) TMPro.TMP_InputField.OnUpdateSelected (UnityEngine.EventSystems.BaseEventData eventData) (at <02877122efc04a3daec2c884ec70309e>:0) UnityEngine.EventSystems.ExecuteEvents.Execute (UnityEngine.EventSystems.IUpdateSelectedHandler handler, UnityEngine.EventSystems.BaseEventData eventData) (at <727fd5405ffb4795abf6c3e1107e7369>:0) UnityEngine.EventSystems.ExecuteEvents.Execute[T] (UnityEngine.GameObject target, UnityEngine.EventSystems.BaseEventData eventData, UnityEngine.EventSystems.ExecuteEvents+EventFunction`1[T1] functor) (at <727fd5405ffb4795abf6c3e1107e7369>:0) UnityEngine.EventSystems.EventSystem:Update() [Info : Unity Log] TMP_Input can't handle null eventData in curren package. Can be ignored atm though. Exception: Failure has occurred while loading a type. I hupe you can helpe me😬

Glad it was helpful!

Did you finally make it out of your base?

@ yes! Thx :P I had a mod installed to have loot spawn instantly that was breaking devcommands

Thanks. Most of the projects should support retro; but some of the projects assume prograde just to keep things simple. The newest project on the star system gravity shader does allow you to run the simulation in reverse (although it can't undo the collision in reverse)

Glad you like!

Glad you liked it. yeah, there are different ways to show the nodes and edges and it kinda depends on what the graph is going to be used for. in this version: the nodes are either Items -or- Recipes... and the edges can be either weighted Inputs or weighted Outputs. In most other graphs I see online they streamline it so it's more compact and practical for planning. I was going for the visual flair :)

@@ThePathfindersCodex I see, I guess what appealed to me, is it shows just what becomes what and though what; just the overall flow of the components. If you get to the endgame, and you are dealing with fissile stuff, it's kinda hard to keep in your head what goes where; so far yours looks like the best for that :)

Brute force. But I do want to try BH and FMM sometime.

Ha! That was just a reminder for myself to make it public in a few days. I like to give a day or two early access for anyone who has joined the github org. The repo is now public.

Thanks! The github project will be available later this week.

A mix of Terraria and Noita would be a GREAT game! Yeah the rogue like part of Noita is a lot for some gamers. Would be nice to have another gameplay mode with less permanent death.

Thanks!

No practical use other than learning about sliders and anim sprites. You might find a use for it outside of games (animated motion graphics as an example). Great question.

*bows head*

It's still enabled. I tried the different vsync options in Godot but did not see much change in fps output.

@@ThePathfindersCodex _process() will work around 2500 fps, but in fact it depends on performance of your pc, now it works about 60 fps. And it may require to adjust your code. Look Forward!

It might help to set the starting field if the pixel data is good, but i think the bigger problem with the gdscript is that it is bottlenecked by the cpu. Even with a medium grid and medium kernel it starts to bog down in the for loops.

It's been awhile since I looked at this code. I know at least one of orbits projects doesn't support retrograde (or rather it always assumes prograde for simplicity). The other projects do support it, but that's because those projects use State Vectors instead of orbital elements as the driving data. It might be worth adding a boolean flag to the code for retrograde (0vs180), but I'm not sure if it can be encoded into one of the 4 existing orbital elements. If we don't have information about how the true anomaly changes over time, or the object's velocity vector, then we cannot definitively say whether the orbit is prograde or retrograde based only on the orbit's shape parameters (semi-major axis, eccentricity, argument of perihelion, and true anomaly at a specific point). I could be wrong but that's how I understood it. Hopefully that helps and if you have more details or corrections let me know.

@@ThePathfindersCodex Yeah, that's pretty much what I've been thinking too, but it just seems strange that the information would be lost. The 4 elements of the state vectors and the 4 orbital elements should in theory be able to convey all the same information, right? If so, I figure there must be a set of 4 orbital elements out there that can distinguish retrograde orbits, might not be these 4 though.

​@@ThePathfindersCodex Ah, I think I found a set of orbital elements that would work. Replace semimajor axis with specific angular momentum. *h* is negative when an orbit is retrograde, so that can be checked, and you can still get semimajor axis from *h* and e.

@@ThePathfindersCodex The reason why the standard orbital elements loose the retrograde information is because the equation for semimajor axis involves *h* squared, so the sign info is lost.

@@WeirdBrainGoo hahaha "passive aggressive defiance" I'm glad you figured it out.

Glad you liked it!

I think from what ive read computing the shader will be your best friend for performance which is moving all the heavy calculations for the behaviours to the gpu.

Yep! I just finished reviewing the glsl code from Ludmuterol and was able to change that from greyscale to use jet colors with little effort. And it runs really fast compared to the gdscript.

Thanks for the comment. Great suggestion! I'm starting to show more code in my recent videos and plan to do more of it, hopefully without making them dry and boring. You can download the code on github for many of the projects like this one. Link is on the channel page.

@@ThePathfindersCodex Oh, how cool. This is very generous and helpful. Many thanks and of course I already subscribed. Keep up the good work!

Glad it helped.

You're very welcome!

Welcome!

This is all great advice for Tuna! Another one that had me scratching my head was Tetra. I had a hard time finding Tetra mainly because finding Ice caves with actual lakes in them was a slow process.

Yepp, it certainly can take the longest to find Tetra, because it is just a matter of chance. So it is a brute force thing, that can require a lot of time and patience, but not much smarts or knowledge. The only useful tipps I can think of for it, are general cave exploration tipps: Choose on side, I do always left. Go that way from cavern to cavern, looting everything until you are back at the entrance again. Only occasionally do the caves have loops, that require you to deviate from the always left rule. But usually they are easy to note. But now that I further think of it, I have to correct that a bit. There are other relevant things to know about: E.g. how to find and spot ice caves, because they are easy to miss. Obviously big mountains usually have more of them. So take your boat and sail around, until you see a very high mountain. That offers the best chance to find several caves in a short time. If you found your first frost cave, I recommend that you walk around it and inspect it from all sides, elevations and angles. That way you learn how to spot them. The caves are often found at the steep sided of mountains. I always found the Tetra as a byproduct of looking for fenris hair, I needed to make my fully upgraded fenris armor set. The fenris armor also can speed up finding Tetra. Its movement speed buff helps you to cover more ground and navigate the steep mountain terrain and it's combination of frost resistance (chest piece) and fire resistance (set bonus), is useful in the frost caves, against the cultists fire breath. For fishing in general, I also like the fenris set combined with the fishing hat. The high speed makes dragging fish onto land easier. And it also fits aesthetically.

You can kill these things pretty easily soon dw, you'll get stronger soon :) but the trophy and serpent scales sink in the ocean, so you have to make a harpoon, drag the serpent to the shore, and then kill it. Quite the task. You'll get a strong health food (80 hp) for early to mid game, a decent tower shield, and the trophy for the bait if you're lucky, for your efforts. Imo only the food is worth it, and only if you don't already have food with 80+ hp. And the food floats, so you don't have to bother harpooning, just kill it with arrows.

I would say that, other than Trolls, the sea serpents are some of the more deadly things to encounter for those new to the game. The trolls are easy after you learn the few moves they have, but those serpents strike fear into anyone carrying back a ship full of iron ore to base... learned to stay close to the coast and travel in daylight. Also, having some friends along makes harpooning and beaching them alot easier.

@@ThePathfindersCodex Also, iirc, the sea serpent can only spawn in areas you are looking at, so if you are out in the sea, you can zoom in your camera completely and look at the floor of the ship and the sea serpent will never spawn

Yeah, we need a better reason and rewards to do the fishing. Maybe they'll redo the fishing progression before it leaves early access.

So +20 fishing skill and +20 swimming isn't enough? (Though sometimes it says +19)

I think my biggest gripe is that the reward is at the end of the progression. It seems like they expect you to go through all biomes and would probably be near the end of the game by the time you reasonably get access to the last few fish... except for us adventurous types haha. Would be awesome to see different fish recipes for specific fish - or for trapping?

@@RCbeastly no

Yeah, it's kinda disconnected from the main gameplay. Funny, you can catch many of these fish with your bare hands!