Climate Graphs Explained (and how to make one)

Climate graphs are a useful way of taking a lot of climate data and showing it all in one simple graphic. We can also easily compare the climates of different places around the world. Here's how they work, how to make one and some of the common mistakes poeple make when using them.

[@TMtheScratcher]

Very nice! I'm programming a game with weather simulations and climate graphs are really useful to keep track and check if all the parameters lead to a balanced climate or a slow change over time

[@jakobthesnake8220]

So how’s the game going?

[@TMtheScratcher]

@@jakobthesnake8220 Since it was developed in unity and unity decided to do shit decisions, we are thinking of switching now the environment. But this should be easier than one can expect, as we wrote most in pseudo code first.
However, there is one larger hurdle stopping fast progress since a few months: I'm also developing a trading card game, which is going well actually. Now I put most effort into this for larger scale play testing and launching professional development with a publisher.
The survival-world-simulation computer game is definitely my next big project and if the TCG goes well, we can even grow into a larger team!
(currently just two people with me as the main developer)

[@TC711a]

I just wanted to let you know how much your videos have helped me in preparing for my test tomorrow. I truly appreciate all the support and guidance!😊

[@PerchanceAli]

i have a test tomorrow too

[@alextktfrr5701]

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[@georusindonesia6214]

Good

[@JournaloftheBGS]

Simple and very clear. Recommended +1

[@zahraaal-barzanchi6770]

Thank you for da help

[@samharrypotter4life777]

[@bloket.]

we are using celsius >:(