parkour | A fast , extensible , command-line arguments parser

when I jump up to an object that is a cube I reach the step offset and it jitters for a little bit before falling to the ground again. I can remove the step offset altogether but that's not what I want as my game is baste around parkour. when I was making this I was following a Brackeys tutorial on YouTube. Brackeys tutorial. can anyone help me out? ,first person object , the object causing most problems, objects in scene

I want to send message to each owner of each guild of my bot.

To do that I have try this :

The Svelte official tutorial employs such complex object in its document for

I develop a game with Unity. Now I implement a player parkour (movement) system, so I try to choose pattern that will help me to keep architecture clean in the long term and easily add new states. I tried to use state machine pattern, but I realized, that it grows more and more.

So I gave up on this solution and decided to use behavior tree pattern. But now I'm starting to notice, that this architecture is going deeper and deeper and conditions for parallel states become difficult to control. I think this is not a best way to create player parkour (movement) system.

So my question is: is there a better way to create player movement system and how hard will it be to work with the behavior tree? Maybe there are pitfalls in behavior tree that I didn't notice? I'm searching for architecture, that let me perform parallel states (or analog) by conditions and will be easily maintained.

My prototype now looks like this (don't pay attention to get keys, it's just a quick plan for architecture):

I'm trying to scrape a website, which loads its contents dynamically through javascript. I was able to request the source from which the data was loading but it returned the response in the json format, and within that json there is a field named 'results_html' which contains all the html that I need to query in order to get the desired data. I tried many solutions and read many related questions but nothing solved my problem. Below is the form of response I'm getting.

I am trying to make a platformer game and I want the circle to jump, but whenever I try to make a jump, I get the following error, I found various methods of doing the jump, but none of them worked. I think that the error is whenever I jump, a float number is happening and the draw method can't contain floats, only integers

here is the code for the game:

Im using pygame and attempting to make a parkour/platforming game and I want the player to be able to move onto levels by reaching a certain coordinate. In my code I have three levels available but if I die it automatically moves me to the next. How can I only let the player move into the next level once they have actually completed it rather than dying?

I am trying to play with hover effects but I got a problem. I am trying to put 6 images next to each other into two columns. But it is not displayed correctly. I want them to be displayed side by side but the only first two are displayed like that. The other four are below each other. Could you help me, please? :)

trying to solve problem for 5 hours now on firebase realtime database functions, at 'firebase deploy':

never had this until today

function is: