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I followed the popular tutorials on skeletal animation by Thin Matrix and another code sample on GitHub

The mesh renders find without any animations. But as soon as animations are applied it gets skewed.

If I pass identity matrices as bonetransforms, it works. Works as in it still renders properly just without any animation.

Also I noticed that the collada file I use uses Z as up and I use Y as up. But I export all data without changing a thing to make sure all transforms and vertex data work as intended. I later on plan on adjusting this as I export so that the data uses Y as up as well.

Here's my code for Skeletal Animation:

Header:

I wanted to create a rectangle constantly running across the window. Turns out the rectangle moves only when i feed the window with any input (floating the cursor around it or pressing keys). Is there a way to make it run non-stop?

Code for the running rectangle:

I'm trying to clone an element and then modify its text based on the results found in a json request via jquery. However, the clone is being executed forever inside of the each loop and crashing my browser. I'm not sure why, as I haven't used this jquery feature before, so please forgive my lack of understanding..

Anyway here is the code I have in place

jQuery:

I'm trying to display an image but I am running into the error of Not allowed to load local resource: file:///C:/xampp/htdocs/public/images/profile/jimmy/status/boned.jpg in the browser console. What I am trying to do is use the base path provided by Zend Framework 2 but I'm retrieving the images in the model so (as far as I know), I can't use $this->basePath() like I would in the view.

This is my json string I am returning but would like to just be able to return /images/profile/jimmy/status/boned.jpg and whatever other images are in there.

I'm getting all the files outside of the directory 'status'. I am trying to get the files inside the status directory. When I did a var_dump this is what I get string(43) "C:\xampp\htdocs/public/images/profile/jimmy" I'm unclear why it is omitting the status directory after '/jimmy'

json string being returned:

{"feed":{"username":"Timmy","status":["this is jimmy, test"],"images":["videos","status","sithtoon.jpg","sith.jpg","edited_photos","diploma.jpg","current","albums","Screenshot_2016-08-09_21_28_13_361272.jpg","Screenshot_2016-08-05_17_55_48_500802.jpg","515gIIJ-Imgur.png",".htaccess"]}}

Here is the relevant PHP code (in the model):

I'm trying to see if a array sent from FormData javascript is not empty and if it isn't, use the array to make a directory and upload a file. It shows up as a normal array with all the indexes in $_FILES in the console but when for some reason it is not working on the PHP side. Here is the code that pertains to this:

model -

This is what I want. A vertical input field, the 'x' is the close button:

This is what I have so far:

Another Seaborn question for y'all:

I'm generating graphs in a loop to get all combinations of column names from two lists.

Bare-boned code sample:

I have an algoritm sorting words in alphabetical by the letters value, this all works fine until I include å ä ö as they return a int value ranging from -103 to -124. Becuse of this the order of the words are like this ä å ö a for example, when it should be a å ä ö. So how do I make it sort it correctly with å ä ö last?

Edit: Im not allowed to use fancy functions, that is why this code is so bare boned, also using using namespace std

My code:

pali is a vector of type string that I use to store the words

Tell me if I'm wording this poorly. I'm calling a json response from the League of Legends API. I get back a response that looks like this.