Tokens start at index 0 (0,1,2,3,4) , and your first var is 1 (1,2,3,4,5), so all variables are being reduced by 1.
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I haven't been keeping up with all the recent 3d additions so don't know if it can be done natively now, but i know it can be done with the funkyquadz plugin
https://kindeyegames.itch.io/aos-loss
Desktop version is obsolete. The only advantage it had was saving project files and selecting the save location, which are now also available in the bowser version. I don't believe there is any difference now.
I have no experience with M1 macs so can't comment on that.
Front page still broken as of October 2018. https://github.com/Scirra/Construct.net-website-bugs/issues/143 Will it ever be fixed?
Front page still broken as of October 2018.
https://github.com/Scirra/Construct.net-website-bugs/issues/143
Will it ever be fixed?
That did it lol. Great front page!
github.com/Scirra/Construct.net-website-bugs/issues/143
Excellent. Thanks very much.
Will try to learn from this.
I'd really appreciate that.
Its the last part of the puzzle for the my current project.
Here is my latest example of a parser. Has error checking, and has functions like sin() and min(), but you can add more. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ogcxmjml4560avl/expression%20parser%20oct2021.capx?dl=1
Here is my latest example of a parser. Has error checking, and has functions like sin() and min(), but you can add more.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ogcxmjml4560avl/expression%20parser%20oct2021.capx?dl=1
I tried adding a third parameter so i could add a lerp() function but it only returns the value of the first param and not the answer.
Still working on a name.
You've peaked my interest sir.
Thats exactly what i was hoping for.
You truly are a legend in your intelligence, creativity and kindness. Thank you.
Thanks also for you suggestion dop2000
R0J0hound
In your example file you use sqr(), but that only requires 1 parameter, is it possible for it to accept 2 or 3, for say min() or lerp()?
I'm having a hard time understanding the code, especially as it uses the old function object.
Thanks.
Those are great examples, thank a lot guys!
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