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I have a problem on some Android devices with the particle system's rendering (weirdly enough the problem seems occur on devices with higher capabilities). The problem occurs when mesh based particles (Renderer/Renderer Mode/Mesh) are being rendered. It seems like the meshes that are being spewed out and slowly shrunk with time are being reduced ("reverse-tessellated") which results in a nasty visual effect. Does anyone know what might be the cause of this?

UPDATE: One thing that I've noticed is that with time - the longer the gameplay - this problem is getting worse.

UPDATE: What I've tried is to make one particle system bigger (around x5 times) in order to check if it will have any effect on it's rasterization. Normally particles are sized down from 1 to 0 based on their life-time. What I've noticed, after sizing them up, is that the problem does not occur anymore.

UPDATE: Visualisation of the problem:

Properly rendered:

Improperly rendered:

I have a fairly simple node app using AWS AppSync. I am able to run queries and mutations successfully but I've recently found that if I run a query twice I get the same response - even when I know that the back-end data has changed. In this particular case the query is backed by a lambda and in digging into it I've discovered that the query doesn't seem to be sent out on the network because the lambda is not triggered each time the query runs - just the first time. If I use the console to simulate my query then everything runs fine. If I restart my app then the first time a query runs it works fine but successive queries again just return the same value each time.

Here are some part of my code:

I am having trouble extracting the time and date from a timestamp. The data is read as a string, so I saw that people are able to use date_format to essentially convert it into the format we want. Here is what I tried below

As far as I understand it C-entities used by C++ like those in can be included in a safe way inside an std namespace by including their corresponding variant (except macros, obviously). cppreference seems to confirm this.

However, including appears to pull in the log function outside the std namespace:

I have reproduced this in the little project here.

So I have a main.ts that looks like:

Everyday at 5 am I will have one .txt log that I want to be sent to one of our representatives. I arrive at the office at 9 am, and at that point it would be to late. It also can't be sent earlier than 4 am, so sending it a day before is not possible.

Now I researched a bit here and there but couldn't really find anything helpful, I want to make a script (batch, powershell, something like that) which takes a log and send it to mail@address.com everyday. I tried for example smtpsend

I've been banging my head against a wall trying to work out how to firstly get JSON data returned from my search (which I've now solved thankfully) and to then update my jinja template with the JSON data spewed out.

I've tried a few methods but I seem to be going around in circles and as I'm not very experienced with either AJAX or Flask I tend to cause more problems than I can fix.

I have an AJAX file but I don't believe it is working (if it is even correct) but I'm guessing that this needs to be instructed to take the data and put it into the correct table/area of the rendered template? my question is how can I make this happen?

Below is my app.py

As someone new to jquery/AJAX and flask I've been having a hard time working this one out.

My app.py will run a search based on user input against a PostgreSQL database and then return the results to a table in my template.

The reason I require AJAX for this is due to sheer number of form fields, I don't want to have to re-enter information in them if I forget to select or add some more options to narrow my search down to a few results.

What I then attempted to do was get all this information returned as JSON, which I was able to do, just not in the right place - it spewed it out on a page of its own and I had a struggle trying to make this available to my jinja2 template.

I've now managed to feed this information back into the jinja2 template thanks to event.preventDefault()and can now see this information in the console when I load the search page.

My problem now is that I can return information from the generated JSON array to the template, its just wrong. I can make it select the first item in the array but it will not process my search queries (it did when it spat them out into the browser) and it doesn't really append to the table neatly, continuous searches just bung more tags in and doesn't adhere to my table layout.

What I need it to do is run the query and provide the JSON with the search results, and then return this to my html template properly.

I've been trying at this one for a while so would appreciate any sort of help.

My app.py

So I've been trying to get my character to move and rotate, as in the usual ways within games. This being: Moving forward at a certain speed and being able to turn the direction of the character to move into other directions.

I'm using the character controller and so far, everything has worked out. However, once I got to actually rotating the character into a different direction, it spewed out an error to me.

Error: error CS0029: Cannot implicitly convert type void' toUnityEngine.Vector3'

When I remove the Vector3 left line, it works again. So I believe it has to do with unity not wanting me to use transform.Rotate