Rats | The Rats Mod for Minecraft | Video Game library

If you want to standardize or normalize the tracks within each group, you can use dplyr::group_by. For a log-scale, you may want to normalize so that the values are between [0, 1]. Normalizing involves taking the difference between the value and its minimum (b/c decibels are negative) and dividing by the minimum. We also have to subtract from 1 to move the range from [-1, 0] to [0, 1].

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I think you have wrong the included versions, also normally you should put the Javascript scripts at the end of the body tag:

see https://stackoverflow.com/a/66821488/9654083 for a better answer if you don't care about the details of why this error occurs. imo this answer best supplements that answer, not replace.

So it turns out that when it's a string, collections.Counter.most_common looks at the first digit first to figure out which is greater, then the second, then the third. Not it all together.

So that means, this:

Not all frames used for animation appear to be the same height. To compensate for this, and since the rat is on the floor, you need to define the bottom of the rectangle (midbottom), not the center:

player_rect = player_image.get_rect(center = self.get_rect().center)

It is hard to follow your logic, but it seems that you need an additional condition. If neither move nor move2 is set and the rat does not collide with the player, the rat must keep moving:

You can check if the length of the intersection is at least 3.

Note: You should NOT be overriding the prepareRenderer(...) method for something like this. You typically override prepareRenderer(...) when you want to do highlight for all the columns in a given row.

To customize the rendering of a specific column you should be creating a custom renderer and add the renderer to the column.

See: change color JTable cells with getTableCellRendererComponent NOTHING HAPPENDS for a working example.

1. Why do you have 13 getValueAt(rowIdex, 1).toString() statements?
2. Why do you use equalsIgnoreCase(...).

You can simplify your logic with something like: