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I know there is a few questions on SO regarding the conversion of JSON file to a pandas df but nothing is working. Specifically, the JSON requests the current days information. I'm trying to return the tabular structure that corresponds with Data but I'm only getting the first dict object.

I'll list the current attempts and the resulting outputs below.

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My problem is pretty simple but I want your advice on the matter! I have an excel document that contains 2 sheets... The first sheet look like this :

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I'm trying to apply textures to a face for now until i get it to work properly, but everytime the application runs the face is just a white color as it is for default, yet i don't know what is going wrong.

LoadTexture function:

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I would like to set the saturation of an entire color channel in my main camera. The closest option that I've found was the Hue vs. Sat(uration) Grading Curve. In the background of the scene is a palm tree that is colored teal. I want the green level of the tree to still show. Same with the top of the grass in the foreground, It's closer to yellow than green, but I'd still want to see the little bit of green value that it has.

I have been searching the Unity documentation and the asset store for a possible 3rd party shader for weeks, but have come up empty handed. My current result is the best I could come up with, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

SOLVED -by check-marked answer. Just wanted to share what the results look like for anyone in the future who stumbles across this issue. Compare the above screenshot, where the palm tree in the background and the grass tops in the foreground are just black and white, to the after screenshot below. Full control in the scene of RGB saturation!

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I have the following Dataframe:

Track FGrating HorseId Last FGrating at Happy Valley Grass Happy Valley grass 97 22609 Happy Valley grass 106 22609 97 Happy Valley grass 104 22609 106 Happy Valley grass 102 22609 104 Happy Valley grass 95 22609 102 Sha Tin grass 108 22609 Sha Tin grass 104 22609 Happy Valley grass 107 22609 95 Sha Tin grass 102 22609 Happy Valley grass 108 22609 107

I need to fill the empty cells of the rightmost column according to these two rules:

1. If the horse didn't race on the particular track yet (Happy Valley grass, in this example), then the value to be filled is 0;
2. Between two races at the particular track (Happy Valley grass, in this example), the value to be filled is the last FGrating on the track in question (the two consecutive rows with Sha Tin grass will get the value 95 and the third one will get 107).

The end result will be like this:

Track FGrating HorseId Last FGrating at Happy Valley Grass Happy Valley grass 97 22609 0 (rule 1) Happy Valley grass 106 22609 97 Happy Valley grass 104 22609 106 Happy Valley grass 102 22609 104 Happy Valley grass 95 22609 102 Sha Tin grass 108 22609 95 (rule 2) Sha Tin grass 104 22609 95 (rule 2) Happy Valley grass 107 22609 95 Sha Tin grass 102 22609 107 (rule 2) Happy Valley grass 108 22609 107

I need this for every HorseId on the Dataframe

I tried doing a backfill then filling with 0, something like this:

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I'm trying to make a 2d tile based game in pygame. I've implemented an algorithm that converts the characters in a 2d array into the tiles, with the posiiton derived from the row and column of the character in the array. Eg-

The Array- (manually typed "terrain")

The game- (The g's and s' in the array correspond to grass and stone respectively. )

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Now, i want to generate the "G"'s in the list with some kind of noise, so I can further implement it to generate infinitely. The few documentations I've seen on this were really hard to understand :(. So how do I use noise to autogenerate the "G"'s in the terrain? Thanks!

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I'm sorry that this question has been asked in a similar fashion. I've read through a lot of similar threads but just don't know enough to apply it to my little project. I'm very new to React so I would appreciate any help!

Getting to it, I'm making a pokemon game where someone can hit click buttons to filter down a JSON list of pokemon. They can go by type,weaknessess,etc.

But I'm a little confused in keeping a 'global array' if that's the right word. It may be something I don't understand with React's useState.

Here's my code

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I can't find any simple C source file or library to parse geojson files (implementing rfc7946 standard).

Maybe such parsers exist in projects like GRASS or GDAL? But I still have a little trouble navigating the world of C libraries.

Some tracks ?

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