yep ill just post it on the same lemmy instance. can also dm you the link

:D thanks! i actually already added support for towers and will add other adjacent buildings soon too. the plan is to also have a gatehouse and generative arcs. I'm currently trying to work out the general topology with all the edge cases and then will add decorative elements.

it follows a custom edge which doesn't necessarily lie in a single plane, so it's trivial to add a shrinkwrap or another node to make it follow a terrain. texture input is a good question. uv of this thing might be totally messed up, but a generative material should work ok.

for the battle scene - it does produce a well treated topo, so you could chain another destruct modifier. )

will be happy to share once it's more mature.

yep, that's the same idea! i'm happy to share the code once i clean it up a bit, and you should feel free to transfer any of the functionality. there are few features i added which i really like, such as a support for LSP and type hints in an external IDE, plus an ability to write the code outside, while the add-on auto-regenerates the node-group if a file is changed. another cool thing is you can inline functions, i.e.:

# these two are automatically inlined (i.e., nodes added to the active group)
@inline
def foo(x: float, y: bool):
  return x**2 if y else x**3

foo = lambda x, y: x**2 if y else x**3

# while this becomes a reusable node group
def foo(x: float, y: bool):
  return x**2 if y else x**3

reading through the documentation, it's actually very similar!

looks nice! i wanted something more code friendly, so mine actually parses math expressions, if statements, lambda functions, loops etc and decides internally what nodes it needs to put together (hence the horrible looking node sausage). so you literally write a python logic, which it then transpiles and compiles into a node tree. in other words, you never actually have to think in nodes.

i really apologize if the use of that word was perceived as offensive, that was obviously not my intent. i'm usually quite straightforward in picking words (i come from a completely different culture, where sexual assaults are extremely uncommon).

PS. for the context of others reading this comment, the original title of this post was: "nmtui that does not rape your eyes."

for comparison, here's the default

sorry, i really meant OnlyOffice. though i tried LibreOffice as well, you can see my breakdown in this post

Out of curiosity, how did you piss before?

lying on my back like all normal people

Do Gentoo next, and good work!

was planning Nix to understand the whole reproducible build idea, but Gentoo is a good suggestion too! will try that

How much do you think I earn to afford paying for Office or Adobe? :) i’ve never paid for any of those, even though I’ve been using Adobe since CS5.

As for donating: i agree, for now i sometimes help in contributing to the codebase in a bit smaller apps i actually can fix things in.

like i mentioned above in the comment, i really meant to say OnlyOffice (but i also tried Libre, and a bunch of others)

believe it or not, it does reuse many nodes. sim/repeat won't be of much help here, there're no repetitions. I'm testing an addon I've been creating which converts regular Python logic into geometry nodes. this is like ~500 lines of Python code converted into nodes. It's making a procedural full-quad wall with crenellations from an edge. unsurprisingly, most of the nodes are to correctly treat edge cases/self intersections, removing stray edges/faces etc.

i tried openoffice, and it's actually quite decent! the video support is kinda clumsy, because it has no preview at all (the video is basically black unless you make a slideshow, and it also has black boundaries make it square, and you have to manually crop it every time). i also don't quite like their pushiness about making an account with them and running things on the cloud. but otherwise looks pretty good. i mean the main advantage over powerpoint i guess is the ability to run on linux (and the fact they're free, which is a huge kudo!)

same here (except it's waybar in my case) ( :

Guys, guys... You're over-ideologizing a very simple humane request. I was asked nicely and respectfully -- I tried to respond in the same way. Simple as that. I'm usually not regulating my personal communications with others in terms of laws and amendments.

That's kinda what this is doing : )

Well in that sense Macs aren’t too different from any other laptop. HDMI worked just fine. I was also trying to connect a USB-C monitor through an HDMI adapter, which didn’t quite work, but I think that might be the case with other laptops too (it’s probably a driver issue). From the desktop experience point of view, KDE handles multi monitor flawlessly, can’t think of any complaints.

A free-falling observer lives in a locally Minkowskian space-time, so feels no such thing. So I like my metric flat.

Like the other reply suggests: look up which drivers you got (mainly the wlan, bluetooth and the camera), and see if WL or facetimehd support those. It wasn’t that much of a pain with the drivers though. Also, find out whether you have the “over the internet recovery”. If not, I would probably avoid deleting the recovery partition, and opt for a dual boot (or manual partitioning).

It's almost instanteneous. Most of the nodes are math/vector math and read/store attributes.