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QUESTION
Learning JavaScript by making a tetris game.
Problem: When I try to move (left, right or down from the starting position) a piece and then rotate it, then the rotated piece stretches appart. When I go back with it t the starting position, everything works fine. Also when I do not rotate the piece but only move it to the left/right/down then everything is also fine. Am thinking that I have the center of rotation ankered to the grid but not to the piece.
Here you can play the game: Here
Here is my github: Here
Temporary controlls:
Enter and after up arrow: start the game
left arrow: move left
right arrow: move right
up arrow: rotate
down arrow: move one row down
Description:
My tetrominoes and my grid are made of arrays (class based). The grid comes from SimpleBlock{} and GridBlock{}. My tetrominoes are made by Simple Block{} and
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-21 at 12:09You first define your rotating positions as an array of BasicBlocks. This is an array of references to each Basic Block that constitutes a rotated position.
When you do block.moveLeft(), you change the x value to a different number from the original. This means that the objects saved in the array of each position have changed to have that new x value and so when you try to rotate, the positions don't make sense anymore.
Example:
Look at tetrominoS. Its first position is
QUESTION
I'm making a map using ggplot and geom_sf and I want to add commas to the values in the legend. The only way I've found to edit a color bar is through "guides", but + guides(fill = guide_colorbar(labels="comma"))
doesn't seem to do anything (maybe because "labels" is not a specification included in "guides"?) How do I get an identical legend that includes commas in numbers over 1,000?
The code to get all the data is a little long so I'm hoping someone knows the answer without a reprex, but I can edit it in if needed. Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 20:27Try this. I'll use an example from the sf package.
QUESTION
I'm attempting to create a rudimentary "DVR" for an HTML5 video element by utilizing MediaRecorder
, MediaSource
, and SourceBuffer
. At the moment this is just a proof of concept. However since many projects like HLS.js take advantage of the HTML5 video element, I believe this would have wide-spread value.
Here's the gist of my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-27 at 20:00After a lot more experimentation I finally figured out the issue.
WEBM files are effectively binary-encoded XML files. The schema looks something like this:
QUESTION
Please look at this code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-13 at 08:30PrintStream.println
is synchronized
so your output is relatively orderly even if you have lots of threads.
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QUESTION
I am calling the block from second class which has been declared and maintained in first class.
In ViewController.h
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-24 at 09:37It's the correct way of run the block. However if you try to run a block that is nil
you'll have a crash - so you should always check that it's not nil
before calling it:
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