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I have a .txt file which has lines that look like:

I have a canvas element that loads the Babylon model. I'm having trouble while adding a loader to the canvas element.

HTML code for canvas:

My problem concerns server with Windows Server and Plesk.

I upload to my FTP files concerning Babylon.js model. If i go to path where i upload file i see something like this:

When i click to first file (JPG File - 141_light parquet texture-seamless_hr.jpg), third file (manifest file - untitled.babylon.manifest) and fourth file its normally open in the browser. But when i click in .babylon file i got error:

I suppose somewhere in Plesk it should specify the type of file that I can open, unfortunately I have no idea where. Or maybe adding a .htacces file could fix the problem?

What i do:

1. In all file and directiory i got it correct permissions
2. In plesk -> IIS Server Setiings I set enable Directory Browsing

After running docker build . -t app, once I run docker run -p 8080:8080 app, either the Docker container or node is throwing an error preventing me from viewing my app. Whenever I run my node app locally, I usually just run npm run dev and everything works fine. I've tried changing the node versions within my Dockerfile, cleaning the npm cache, running different commands, etc. Nothing seems to work, but I think this error is caused by some port issue since I see the same thing when I try running the app within my EC2 server.

Here's the output that's where I am seeing the issue

I tried to update the maven project, but got an error in .taglib.xml file. In windows computer this error does not appear, but it was happened in my macbook. Please see as below.

This code in taglib.xml file.

I have been struggling to do this (every DAY!) for at least a month. I have searched stackoverflow, I have read MDN array, string, regex, etc., references over and over and over again, and nothing has helped. I am somewhat familiar with regex, but this is over my head. I trust that somebody here will solve this with one line of code, which is why I waited until I'm about to throw my computer out the window before asking for help. I really wanted to find the solution for myself, but I simply cannot do it.

I was enjoying a game of cryptograms, where random letters are used to sort of 'encode' a poem or story, I probably don't need to describe it here, but here's a picture just in case.

So I thought it would be a good exercise to create a form where you can enter a pattern made up of a combination of letters, numbers, and "?" for unknown. In the image, you see the word represented with "YACAZ", there are two A's in that word, so you know those two letters are the same. So in my function, you would use any number 0 - 9 as placeholders, so using the same example, you would enter "?1a1?".

Here's what I have at the moment. Every time I try to iterate through the arrays that regex gives me, I end up at the same place, trying - and failing - to compare two sets of nested arrays with each other. No matter how I try to break them down and compare them, it ends up becoming a huge non-functioning mess. I can get the placeholder indexes, but then what?

I have nothing against lodash, but I have very little experience with it, so maybe it could help with this? It doesn't do anything that cannot be done with plain vanilla javascript, does it?

I have a script that looks through files in a directory for strings like :tagName: which works fine for single :tag: but not for multiple :tagOne:tagTwo:tagThree: tags.

My current script does:

I'm building my website with Nextjs and importing Bablyonjs was throwing up the following error.

I'm trying to render the glTF RiggedSimple sample model.

This is my code's result:

This is babylon's:

As you can see, in mine the model deforms, however in babylon it remains fairly rigid.

In my case I am not doing anything fancy, i shoving the skin matrices as defined in gltf directly to the GPU, so no quaternion skinning or similar techniques, just pure unadultered linear algebra.

Should I expect this result with regular matrices? Or is the difference in rendering due to a fault in my implementation?