Lumens | Experimental modern web-application : real-time dynamic ray | Game Engine library
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kandi X-RAY | Lumens Summary
Lumens is a strategic action game, with real-time ray-tracing and emergent AI; a physics engine supporting collision detection and resolution, particle and rigid body motion, and soft-body dynamics; and generated environments and audio. Developed as a final year college project, it is an experimental web application targeting modern, WebGL-enabled browsers. Currently, it exists as a technical base for the game, supporting the basic physics, AI, and real-time dynamic shadow-casting - a move to native platforms may be required to overcome some limitations of WebGL that have been reached. You play as a light-emitting entity, navigating a pitch dark environment – home to swarms of glowing predators seeking out sources of light which they feed upon. Use stealth, speed, and accuracy to outmanoeuvre the unpredictable swarms; stealthily lure away and pick off individuals without being discovered by overwhelming numbers. Darkness conceals threats, traps and dead-ends; light betrays you to your hunters.
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QUESTION
Im trying to use react hooks useEffect to load my stored data, from reducer store. I noticed that every time the screen is started for the first time, useEffect works normally. But when it gets focus after running navigation.goBack, the hook does not run again. My doubt is, the state of the application has changed, should the react hook not understand this?
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Answered 2021-May-09 at 13:31try with a navigation listener :
QUESTION
I need to create a linkedlist. I need to add a method to a class UnsortedBulbList to append to the linkedlist. However, I keep getting the error:Cannot find Symbol. I've been stuck on this for way too long... any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 02:50The mistake here is that you are trying to use the append
method of the Bulb class, which doesn't exist. Instead, I think you wanted to call the append method of the parent class, like:
QUESTION
The Lux to Lumens Calculator provides relationship between Lux, Lumens, LED Beam Angle and Distance from Surface to Light. Lux and Lumens have input fields while LED Beam Angle and Distance from Surface to Light have sliding bar to set the desired values.
I appreciate if someone can help me and explain (possibly step by step) how to use rvest to obtain either Lux or Lumen values given specified LED Beam Angle and Distance from Surface to Light values. I used rvest to crawl static data from webpages, but lack any experience doing it on webpages with dynamic input through specific form submission.
I used the following code to extract the form from the webpage but it seems this is not correct attempt:
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Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 23:09The calculation is done client side in Javascript, specifically with these JS functions, (note the calculateLumens
and calculateLux
functions). This is why you don't see anything in the html itself (using rvest).
The code can be easily transposed in R like the following :
QUESTION
I am creating an API with lumen truing to use JWT authentication ,I did all steps in JWT documentation as shown in below but when I tested it I get error:
User Model
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Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 17:58In your config/auth.php
you are probably missing to set a provider
and referencing a guard like this
QUESTION
Been futzing around with the three.js library a bit this past week, and I ran into a problem applying transformations to loaded models (gltf). Whenever I try to update the rotation I get "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'position' of undefined." I'm very confused; it seems like I can only access the .position/.rotation attributes in onLoad?
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Answered 2020-Apr-26 at 09:27mesh = model;
QUESTION
Here is a playground that you can copy verbatim:
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Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 23:50extensions have been added to make TV's properties' types conform to the required types
Not so. The protocol says:
QUESTION
I am trying to convert timestamp column to datetime. This is part of my data set:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-20 at 15:50Since you added that it's a matlab absolute time, please try the following:
QUESTION
I writing convenience wrapper on top of the Coinbase API. One of the requirements is to get all user accounts.
Using proper set of scopes and after a successful OAuth authentication I can use /accounts
endpoint.
But the answer is confusing:
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Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 10:29After a day of scratching my head finally found my answer.
Attaching the accounts happens on a single wallet basis.
User needs to add BTC, XRP, ETC etc. accounts/wallets separately. Each receives it's own TokenResponse with access and refresh token, which your application needs to manage.
Still do not understand what is the purpose of returning in /accounts
endpoint remaining accounts with non usable id
.
QUESTION
So basically I have use Lumens as my backend api (at localhost:8000). Now on my frontend React app (at localhost:3000) I make requests to my backend like this:
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Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 17:07I've developed a few a SPAs with Laravel as my backend. By default, Laravel protects you from unauthorized calls to your API, which sounds like what you are running into.
What I recommend you do to allow calls to your backend from third party domains, is installing the Spatie CORS package with composer:
composer require spatie/laravel-cors
This package is compatible with both Laravel and Lumen. The readme file has all the installation instructions you need.
Once installed properly, you will be able to specify which third party domains can access your API:
QUESTION
So, currently the two most popular (IMHO) rollbar packages for Lumen (not Laravel) are:
Given that https://github.com/jenssegers/laravel-rollbar
explicitly states attempts to add Lumen support for 5.x and given that there is this wonderful tutorial by James Elliot on adding Rollbar to Lumen 5.2, I attempted to update the code for his tutorial and use it for Lumen 5.7.
The bulk of his work is in his RollbarLumenServiceProvider
which looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-12 at 12:08I came across this question when facing the same problem. Since there were no answer I decided to give it a go myself.
I wrote an article about it with my solution.
http://troccoli.it/rollbar-in-lumen/
In short, get rollbar
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