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Okay so my friend reinstalled MacOS and he still got the same effect, I don’t know what to do now.
It works well here too without enlarged pointer I might need to say.
Could you please enlarge it to max (or midsize, anything than original size really) and try it? You do that in System Preferences / Accessibility / Cursor size
I’m not logged in to Youtube right now but I saw the video this morning and you have skills for teaching and a great voice!
Hope that you get the feedback you want and continue.
Nice. When the next stable and fixed Monkey2 and I’ve finished my current projects I will show some really nice and innovative filtering method that I think It will suit perfectly.
You can use Monkey2 as pretty much any BASIC you just need to know the basics like what abakobo mentioned for instance. I think it would be a great idea for the community to provide even better templates and explanations for this kind of entry-level coding.
On top of this “old fashioned” BASIC style you can add things using another very old fashioned style called object Orientation. Here you add things in new and more flexible ways and you can learn that in your own pace you don’t have to rush in to it to use Monkey2 at all. It’s one of the nicer ways to build larger programs without loosing the overview of things though ghwhen used correctly.
Oh I like that.
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Thanks! Okay, it seem abit complex to just add a file into the mix but I’ll try to understand how it works.
That’s great!
But exactly how could I check the existence and size of a file, set the size correctly of the array and finally load it in? I’m trying to understand the documentation but it’s really not as easy as I would’ve have thought.
But I couldn’t find a primitive that can hold a huge amount of pure information such as bytes? Are Strings meant for that?
What are strings stored as internally UTF8 16 or 32 or some other thing?
I would like to store a file or raw numbers inside a string (perhaps) neatly.I’m thinking something like this
DATA
FIELD “NAME” : STRING
FIELD “SESSION” : STRING
FIELD 10 : INT
FIELD 16*4+Z : INT ‘ expression with variables and constants
FIELD A$ + ” seconds” : STRING
FIELD True : Bool
FIELD file.bin : RAW AS FILE
FIELD “FA789AB22FF009” : RAW AS STRING
END DATAOkay I was thinking of using STRUC (or CLASS) as you can have FIELD’s with expressions that includes constants and hopefully also the variables I need, but I’m open to absolutely everything. How would I use DataBuffer to structure data?
Nice 3D going on there love it !
Amazing how some of you are capable of producing so much code and of such high quality. Thank you so much.
@druggedbunny Wow that’s really interesting. Handy!
@ethernaut Great explanation, thank you very much for the replies!
@Mark Sibly Good idea. I would like to try both polygons and masks.
Are there any GLSL variables of types atomic_uint and atomic_int (adders) on Android and iOS?
If they do exist they could used for pixel exact collisions with some trickery I think, and they would work even with rotation and scaling. - 
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