How to tween a shader in Godot ✨
#godotengine #MadeWithGodot #tip #Shader #Gdscript #Tween #Animation #Meme
How to tween a shader in Godot ✨
#godotengine #MadeWithGodot #tip #Shader #Gdscript #Tween #Animation #Meme
How to tween a shader in Godot ✨
#godotengine #MadeWithGodot #tip #Shader #Gdscript #Tween #Animation #Meme
Little JavaScript tip:
You know you can comment out code to quickly disable it:
```js
/*
console.log(‘I won’t run’)
*/
```
But did you know you can also use a labelled block with a break statement to do the same thing in a more flexible manner?
```js
disable: {
break disable
console.log(‘I wont’t run’)
}
```
Then, you can quickly the move the `break disable` to different lines to execute different bits of code within the block.
(Of course, ideally, you should use your JavaScript debugger and break points but, hey…)
Enjoy! 💕
I just wanted to share a tiny winter discovery.
My little one absolutely refuses to wear caps — she pulls them off instantly. One day I put a small buff/neck-warmer on her and pulled it up over her ears… and magically she kept it on. No complaints, no throwing it on the ground. It just stays.
So if your baby keeps pulling off hats, a soft little buff can work surprisingly well… and apparently looks cute enough that moms think it's a fashion trend. 😄
#parenting #tip
By default, Godot's autocomplete feature replaces the code when you press enter.
You can press shift + enter to insert the suggestion instead.
You can edit both shortcut in Editor > Editor settings > Shortcuts,
look for "ui_text_completion_replace" and "ui_text_completion_accept".
By default, Godot's autocomplete feature replaces the code when you press enter.
You can press shift + enter to insert the suggestion instead.
You can edit both shortcut in Editor > Editor settings > Shortcuts,
look for "ui_text_completion_replace" and "ui_text_completion_accept".
So here’s a really useful tip if you’re using archive.org to look up a site and it redirects to some other site because that’s what they saw at a later crawl…
Prefix your search (in the URL bar) with:
https://web.archive.org/web/*/
So, for example, if you search for https://www.blendwebmix.com/ on archive.org, you’ll get a redirect to a different site.
But if you enter the following URL in your browser:
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.blendwebmix.com/
You’ll get the calendar view with all the crawls of the URL.
Thanks to iarchivist for the tip (https://archive.org/post/1012493/wayback-how-to-deal-with-redirects).
(I’m going through and fixing all the links in a decade of talks for Laura and myself on the Kitten version of the Small Technology Foundation site and most of the conference sites are either gone or don’t have archives so the Internet Archive is coming through again bigtime.)
Oh punaise ! Je viens de découvrir un truc qu'il est super pratique.
Je savais qu'on pouvait suivre un compte Mastodon via son flux RSS, avec une adresse du type :
https://instanceURL/@user.rss
Et je me suis demandé si c'était possible de ne suivre que les messages avec média (utile pour les œuvres d'un⋅e artiste). J'ai donc essayé ce type d'URL et ça fonctionne ! 🎉
https://instanceURL/@user/media.rss