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I'm trying to create an implementation of Unity's Mathf.PingPong in java. (Mathf.PingPong reference: docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Mathf.PingPong.html). I have created a simple version so far, but its using the sin() function so its slow and smooth.

What I have so far:

Prepare to see some really ugly code.

So essentially what I want to do is create a simple up and down bobbing motion for a 3d object in unity, that gets faster on its descent, and then slows back down on the ascent. The code I have below achieves this effect, but I know there has to be a better, more elegant way of doing it, I just can't find one.

I am a beginner in golang and GRPC. I am trying to use React as frontend , GRPC instead of API and GoLang as backend. I am just trying to pass two int64 parameter in add() service and return the sum but the parameter is always 0 when i try to log in server.

service.proto

visualization of what I want

Hi, I am new at unity and I want to rotate edge of my enemy object but I googled a lot and the only algos that I find is about rotating whole object. Like;

I state that I am not very experienced in Unity. I am working on a project in which I have some pictures. To these images I have added an animation that modifies the viewing scale (x,y,z), in such a way as to obtain a pulsation effect. ("ImageEffectPingPong") To these same images, however, I added another animation that when the image is clicked, a fade effect is obtained, in such a way as to make the image disappear.("fadeOut_x")

When I go to make transition one of the two animations to the animator, it works as it should. the problem is when I try to merge them.

The ImageEffectPingPong animation is set in loop, while the other is activated by setting a bool to the onclick event.

I am working with gRPC and Protobuf, using a C++ server and a C++ client, as well as a grpc-js client. Is there a way to get a read on all of the HTTP request/response headers from the transport layer in gRPC? I am looking for the sort of typical client/server HTTP headers - particularly, I would like to see what version of the protocol is being used (whether it is HTTP1.1/2). I know that gRPC is supposed to be using HTTP2, but I am trying to confirm it at a low level.

In a typical gRPC client implementation you have something like this:

I'm trying to make my bot welcome someone whenever someone joins but I can't seem to get it to work. For example(this will appear in an embed by the way):

I am trying to make a ping-pong bot that will respond with your ping. The problem is that it responds with this:

Basically I'm making a program (for school) where a user inputs a couple of volumes of balls, with a formula you need to get the diameter and then look if the diameter is too big. But one of my variables is supposed to be the name of a ball so I can refer to that in my output (e.g.: you give me a PingPong ball with a maximum diameter of let's say 2 cm. You then give me the amount of balls to run trough the program, 3. Then you give 3 volumes, 1.5, 2.5 and 2 -- output 1.5 - pingpong, 2.5 - not a pingpong, 2 - pingpong) But whenever I run my program and I give the name of my ball I get an error saying that my 'for' limit isn't a number even though I am not referring to that variable but to another one.