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how can you make it visible by default

Really commendable. Thank you very much!

Nice video, but how could we protect our code from the client?

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Hi, I'm pretty late to the party but... The example you give does work for me but I can't get any script that imports modules to work. Apache. ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'boto3' gets registered in the error log. I can load all those from the CLI. Does anyone know if it is possible to use modules before I spend and 2 hours trying to solve this? thnx

Thank you. Very useful video.

please provide the exact version numbers of the software used in the description, otherwise this is not helping ;^)

this is the best i really appreciate this tutorial .... i wish i could see how to close the window once the app is close

Thanks dude

Thank you so much

bad practice

I've seen a lot of tutorials, docs, and videos about importing Blender assets to Godot. This is the first video that showed that you don't actually have to import at all, if you just save from Blender into the Godot folder. This workflow should be more well-known!

Thank you. Dont know why apple obfuscates it as such

You are spinning a whole client-server architecture just to serve a desktop app? A CLI app would be smaller, faster and consume less resources than a whole WAR with embedded Tomcat.

Great video - thank you! This was exactly what I was looking for: an overview of different options, some pointers on how to use them, and some things to think about. I really appreciate the effort you put into this 👍

Thanks man

hey mate great vid except blender said i had an "unsupported graphics driver" what can i do about this and how do i do it??

too low the video resolution in this way is difficult to read the code

How It works offline in other pc

Thank you so much sir, helped me alot

Thank you for the tutorial, sir. I would like to ask, how can I make the project usable offline? Meaning, how can it be downloaded and used without an internet connection?

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FYI: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders

I am pretty sure you meant to write "OneDrive" instead of "one drive".

Good afternoon! Please tell us how to make the terminal windows close after the application is closed. Thanks!

This video is only available in low quality 360p. The code on the screen is very difficult to read

The best tutorial so far, thanks man!

Will this work with other computer without python and node installed

Thank you! it was very helpful in helping me create my first desktop app from springboot.

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so in order to understand geo nodes, you have to know basics of math. And one more question: to learn it, you've got to understand exactly what each box with its values does? Correct? I am looking forward to feedback

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Hi.how are you.? How was your day going? Where are you from?

Whenever I try to import the bounding box is either huge or offset very badly. Sometimes even on an entirely different axis.

I yet again fail to understand quaternions even with a well explained video of them ;(

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I have no idea what this is, but I like it.

just chilling seeing this, nice explanations :]] keep it up! :D

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Woow, awesome tutorial!! Thanks a lot for sharing and keep going👏👏

2:05 Most chips can handle vcc+0.5v(or something like that) max on there IO pins, so if you power the uC with 5v you can max have 5.5v, but if you power the uC with 3.3v you can have a max of 3.8v on you IO pins, etc. So nothing out of the ordinary with the pico.

Anyone who's made the jump to complex numbers from 'real' ones, should have no difficulty with the ideas behind quaternions. They're like complex numbers, only more so! Three 'non-real' components rather than just one. And an interesting multiplication rule for the three non-real components. BTW - it needn't stop at four components - one real, four non. You lose even more algebraic structure than just commutativity of multiplication. But sufficient to the day! Ages back (and I'm now even older than that) I found quaternions essential to most easily describe spacecraft rotations in orbit. In particular, guidance and pointing software for the Hubble Space Telescope. Or any, really. But I cut my quaternion teeth on Hubble control software. If you're worried about the idea that order of multiplication can change the outcome, remember that exactly the same thing is true of matrices. BUT, changing the order of matrices gives you (in general) a different matrix - not just your original one multiplied by negative 1. And yes, all this and much more ties up into one nice, beautiful algebraic theory! Once you figure out how to see the trees from the branches, and the forest from the trees.

I’m still confused. Somehow the six dimensions, x y z i j k, each being a label for some of the different axes drawn, get collapsed into 4. If you interpret a 4-d vector in such a way that you USE the first three to define a 3D vector direction, also scaling it to be V/|V| to make it always a unit vector (a.k.a. a direction), and then you USE the 4th dimension as some kind of magnitude (e.g. to scale that direction, thus picking out any point in R3) (or as a quantity of rotation around the direction vector, in, say, some units like radians), then it seems like an effective data structure for a computer program for rotations, or as an analog of polar coordinates for 3D points, fine, but that’s computer data structures, along with associated code to interpret them a certain way, not math, where things are what they are. So I am still confused.

so a "hello motor world" ..., nice, and using ticks_diff, ok

Very useful and well explained

Thankyou very much for this video