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I am using the official Keycloak image and trying to set up JSON format for console logs like this

startup.cli

in order to understand 3D graphics (mostly the matrix transformation part), I've made a simple 3D engine in tkinter.

The problem is that now, after adding a camera, I am stuck. I wanted to bind WASDEQ keys to move the camera (W is up, S is down, A is left, D is right, E is forwatd, Q is backwards) and arrow keys to rotate it. However, upon trying out these features, I discovered that they are always done relative to the XYZ axes. That means that if I have my camera pointed straight downwards, I would expect (after pressing E) to go toward the place it's looking at. However, it goes to the negative Z axis.

The same goes to rotating the camera. For some reason, looking left and right is always done relative to the camera's current position, but looking up and down is done relative to the X axis, not the current camera position. If anyone could point me towards a solution or a material which would explain the necessary transformation order, I would be grateful.

Here is the entire code, it's relatively short:

I am trying to get to work a polygon class for OpenGL using OpenTK. The goal is to make an instance of the class, pass it an array of vertices in pixel coordinates, and have it drawn to the screen properly.

The way I intend to achieve this is to use a projection matrix (defined as a public variable in the screen class) that the shader should use to scale everything from NDC to pixel coordinates. I also intend to pass an offset vector to the shader to add it to the position.

The projection is calculated using

Wildfly 20 is connected with a Logstash instance listening on tcp port 5300:

logstash.conf:

I am working on a code for thermal testing, the code needs to get every 10 seconds information from the following command racadm getsensorinfo

I want to keep the information as a dictionary so that every 10 seconds I will write the relevant information to a csv file. I have tried several ways but I am unable to reach the relevant result

This is the output I'm trying to make a dictionary:

I have a data frame which contains some data entry errors.

I wish to replace these outlier values per group with the most common value per group.

My data looks as follows:

Im trying to get some specific data from a website my workplace uses, however, I cannot figure out on how to get that specific data. Here is a snippet of the code from the website:

Take the following array:

Im trying to get some specific data from a website my workplace uses, however, I cannot figure out on how to get some specific data to be written to a worksheet. I have written a code, which successfully opens the webpage and loops through the data on that page, I just need help with the last part of the code.