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I am trying to scrape a BACnet device where I noticed not all of the points are being captured on scripts/bacnet/grab_bacnet_config.py

In the screenshot below of the BACnet scanner tool these are the BO's that dont come through:

Any ideas to try?

If I do a vctl config edit platform.driver registry_configs/1100.csv everything seems to be captured but BACnet Binary Outputs (BO's):

When I shoot my grappling gun at a surface it works how it is supposed to but when I go to switch weapons I am still attached to the surface and I have to swap back to the grappling gun to detach myself from the surface. Does anyone know how I could make it so that I get detached when I swap weapons?

Here is the weapon switching code:

I'm trying to import data into Snowflake using the copy command. I have a file format defined as follows:

Hopefully there is an easy answer for this but I can't pinpoint why my code is not plotting. I copied and pasted the plot statement directly from an example code provided to me for solving IVP's such as mine then changed the variables to match what I have in my code. The example code plots without hesitation. Mine will not plot at all. I don't know what else to do. I am new to stackoverflow so I hope I add my code in a readable format.

I have a bean on a white background damper, the issue is that the damper is not perfectly white (as in 255,255,255). I have tried using cv2.threshold() method but I kept getting a deformed image with spots. What is the best way to achieve this?

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I have a nested dictionary and I am trying to figure out a way to loop through keys to obtain key values only.

When I am running a pyopengl program, I get an error. I searhed the web but all it says is that it is a pyopengl version problem, but I am using the latest update.

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:/Users/TheUser/Desktop/MyPytonDen/ThinMatrixOpenGl/engineTester/MainGameLoop.py", line 10, in from ThinMatrixOpenGl.renderEngine.MasterRenderer import MasterRendererClass File "C:\Users\TheUser\Desktop\MyPytonDen\ThinMatrixOpenGl\renderEngine\MasterRenderer.py", line 10, in class MasterRendererClass: File "C:\Users\TheUser\Desktop\MyPytonDen\ThinMatrixOpenGl\renderEngine\MasterRenderer.py", line 11, in MasterRendererClass shader = StaticShaderClass() File "C:\Users\TheUser\Desktop\MyPytonDen\ThinMatrixOpenGl\shaders\staticShader.py", line 22, in init super().init(self.VERTEX_FILE, self.FRAGMENT_FILE) File "C:\Users\TheUser\Desktop\MyPytonDen\ThinMatrixOpenGl\shaders\shaderProgram.py", line 13, in init self.Vertex_Shader_Id = Load_Shader(vertex_file, GL_VERTEX_SHADER) File "C:\Users\TheUser\Desktop\MyPytonDen\ThinMatrixOpenGl\shaders\shaderProgram.py", line 84, in Load_Shader Shader_Id = glCreateShader(type_of_shader) File "C:\Users\TheUser\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\OpenGL\platform\baseplatform.py", line 423, in call raise error.NullFunctionError( OpenGL.error.NullFunctionError: Attempt to call an undefined function glCreateShader, check for bool(glCreateShader) before calling Process finished with exit code 1

I checked the OpenGL source code. Not that I meddle with it in the first place but its fine. For some reason, StaticShader refuses to initialize now. In my program, before doing some change, it was working just fine and it is still working in some other project. Despite I didn't even get close to shader codes it gave me this. What exactly is this and how can I handle it.

Btw while this poped up I was trying to update the render algorithm although it did not change much.

Following a tutorial, I'm trying to use a grappling gun mechanic that utilizes a spring joint and Line Renderer.

I've got the line drawing upon mouseclick, but the end of the line is not drawing where the user clicks.

It looks like this:

Can anyone kind of help me out as to why it's not working? Here's the (wonky) project in action- https://i.imgur.com/IuMsEsQ.mp4

Grappling gun code:

I am very new to C (had one semester class like 5 years ago). To summarize my problem, I have code written in C that compiles on Raspbian Jessie, but not Buster Lite.

I'm using a Raspberry Pi Zero W + ADCs to input an analog signal, digitize it, and transmit it wirelessly and the code I'm having issues with takes the data from the GPIOs and stores it in a buffer that I can read from. I previously was running Raspbian Jessie on my pi and I had NO issues compiling the code (no warnings, no errors). It was correctly reading data from the ADCs and storing it in the buffer. When I installed Raspbian Buster Lite on my Pi, and have been getting multiple errors/warnings when compiling. (I'm not concerned about the warnings/notes, know how to fix them, just the errors. partly included because I don't understand why they appeared on Buster but not on Jessie)