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I'm pretty new to HTML/CSS/Bootstrap but really wanted to pick it up for a long term learning project with JS eventually be included for a idle game.

The issue i'm having is i want the content to be positioned next to my navigation bar under welcome back, I've tried the many ways i can think of to do it but fail every time.

What i currently have is

I am working on my text based adventure game project for my intro to scripting class, written in Python.

I have everything done and everything works except when I try to use the move

"Get 'item name'" I'm getting my own error that says it's an invalid command.

I've tried different indentations and such, but nothing has worked for me. I'm able to move around, and the boss message prints, realizing there are no items in my inventory. I'm not asking for anyone to critique/re-do my code, just help me understand why that specific thing isn't working. Here is what I have

I am making an city management game, where workers are completely controlled by state machines. I have an "issue" where I find my self re-writing a lot of states that are 99% similar. Usually the only difference in some of the states is which state it should go to when it is completed.

For example, the below state is used for delivering resources, this is something all professions do but I have a write a specific one for each profession, since they all lead to different states on complete.

I am trying to get data from an Http request to my own API. Running the request in my browser (swapping the IP with localhost) gets me:

I'm trying to get my head around powershell and write a function as cmdlet, found the following code sample in one of the articles, but it doesnt seem to want to work as cmdlet even though it has [cmdletbinding()] declaration on the top of the file.

When I try to do something like

I am attempting to address the age old issue of model vs world space coordinates when adding light to a scene with transformed models.

I have a house model with two instances. a skull, a single point light in my scene as well as some terrain and a skybox. I noticed that when applying some rotations to my models, the illumination provided by the point light was rotating with it. After some reading it became obvious that I am doing all of my computations in my shaders in model space but my light position/directions are in world space.

So, I realized I needed to uniform my space for my calculations and I think it makes sense to keep the shaders in model space and convert the light components from world to model.

When I don't do the transformation it looks almost right (though not perfect which I'm betting is b/c of the different spaces). I render a small lightbulb model at the location of the light and the tops of the houses and the terrain all illuminate as I expect relatively well.

When I do the conversion of the light position back to model space I'm expecting the light to still be illuminating from the lightbulb model. However it gets wonky.

I have no rotations on the models but some minor translations so I'm confused as to why it seems like the light source gets rotated 90 degrees around the x axis...

I am trying to install blacksmith engine 2d and following the installation steps I can't get this to work correctly, I don't know what I'm doing wrong but when running the npm start command, it appears.

Hello I need to update a created contact and remove from all earlier groups assigned. In this example a contact is created and it is later moved to Carpenter and now the actial question begins

How do I move a created contact to a different group. That is I need the contact to be moved to BLACKSMITHS group if that doesnt exist create BLACKSMITHS and assign BLACKSMITHS and remove from earlier assigned CARPENTERS

I'm making a little text adventure in Smalltalk. It's made up of "screens" that have their texts and choices for other screens included. Since I want the game to be dynamic, I also want to include branching. For instance, if the player is at a blacksmith and wants to buy an axe, the screen the player goes to immediately checks if the player has enough money and jumps to one of two other screens based on that.

I already have this working: The screens (classes named Place) have a list where the first item is the function and the following items are the arguments. However, I have it done in a very ugly way: the first item is a string that is then compared against in a big "action" method, so it looks something like this:
game data method: