NPC | Non-Autoregressive Predictive Coding | Predictive Analytics library

SO, here goes my choppy explanation of my choppy title.

I have a csv file, and it contains, at the moment

I think there may be no way of avoiding this but to change function/macro name, but I ask here just in case.

I have met a strange situation.

I'm trying (just started) to modify a program A (targeted for a dynamic library) so that the program uses a function in program B (this is not relevant for this question, but Program A is a simulator for an accelerator based on multi2sim written by my colleague, and program B is qemu, the famous CPU/machine emulator).

A file driverA.cc in program A looks like this:

I would like to make a plot with R that looks like the sample made with Mac's Numbers. I'm struggling with the space between the plot and the legend box. This is a sample of what I would like to achieve:

With the help of some users (see end of post for reference) I got really close already. This is my current function:

Here is what I'm trying to do: In games, when approaching an NPC, players will be given an indicator to interact with the NPC. The indicator shows up when the player is within a certain distance of the npc. It also goes away when the player moves away from the NPC.

Here is what I tried: I had thought that it would be as easy as using the physics world methods of didBegin/didEnd contact and a transparent cylinder around the NPC as a contact trigger. This unfortunately didn't work because didBegin/didEnd methods are called every frame and not when contact is made (this is how I thought it worked).

I also tried to use PHYKit from GitHub but It didn't seem compatible to what I was trying to do.

I've thought about giving the NPC a Magnetic field and checking if player is within the scope of that field but it doesn't look like there is way to check for that (maybe I missed something).

I thought I could also use hitTestWithSegment but didn't understand how I can apply it to what I'm trying to do.

There also doesn't seem to be anything online to help with this (I've checked for the last three days so if there is anything I'm willing to see what it's about).

The Question: How can I check if a node is within a certain distance of another node and when it left that area?

So, I'm coding this fighting game in roblox studio. Now I have made an NPC, but I want to script it to be able to respawn a few seconds after dead, but I don't know how to check if an NPC is dead or how to respawn one and make it join its body parts again.

Thank you, and I hope you can help.

I following tutorial here to make the NPC or enemy character chasing the player but the NPC can't detect where the player is. The player is a prefabs that not placed in the scene, it calls when the game start. So when I'm trying another object in the scene and make it as an object to follow by NPC, the NPC can follow it. Please help me to fix it, I'm new to game development. And because its a multiplayer game, can the NPC choose which player to chase?

I wanted to assign a custom name to a backgroundworker so I created a custom class:

ROBLOX Studio: How do I make this NPC follow the nearest player which is always different and not sometimes run into the wall? It looks like your post is mostly code; please add some more details.

Reasoning: I would like to easily use readily available continuous scales (from any package that offers scale_..._continuous etc), for ordinal factor-like data, e.g. mtcars$cyl. Because those data do only contain few sort of discrete values, I'd like to label the legend keys directly, and not the bin limits. How to do that?