I’m sorry could you rephrase that?
The terminology used when talking about processes is fun.
Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/119815/htg-explains-what-is-a-zombie-process-on-linux/
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I’m sorry could you rephrase that?
The terminology used when talking about processes is fun.
Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/119815/htg-explains-what-is-a-zombie-process-on-linux/
I’d like to get people’s input on a small dilemma I’ve been thinking about off and on.
There’s a post I’m planning to write (it won’t be coming for a while, though, because responding to the posts and messages I’ve mentioned before takes priority), and I’m not sure where to post it. By that, I mean, should I post it here on Tumblr, or on my more formal WordPress blog? I haven’t written anything on WordPress in a long time, but that’s because none of the stuff I was writing really felt like it was at the level of thoroughness that I’m wanting to try to maintain for that blog. This piece will be.
The thing is, though, that, at least in part because I don’t regularly or frequently publish content on that blog, I don’t think anyone’s really reading or following it. So if I post it there, it won’t have an audience. In contrast, because I’ve been using Tumblr regularly, I actually have a little bit of an audience here for what I write. I don’t want to simply get rid of my WordPress blog, as it’s much easier to organize in the way that I want to use it than Tumblr is.
I could link to the piece here on Tumblr, like I’ve done before, but that’s less likely to encourage discussion and/or feedback, because anyone on Tumblr who wants to do so has to follow a link to WordPress and use that site to make a comment. I mean, it’s not like it’s difficult or time consuming to do that, but I know that many people have some resistance to it anyways.
–On this note, I want to say thank you so much to @excaliburzero and anyone else who has taken the time and made the effort to read any of the stuff I’ve written on WordPress. I really appreciate it! ^___^–
Since this is going to be a one-off thing (AKA it’s not like I’m going to be creating a bunch of content for my WordPress blog from now on, at least not for the foreseeable future), what I’m thinking of doing is posting it in full both here and on WordPress.
As people who follow me here on Tumblr, if you’re willing to take the time, I’d like to hear your thoughts on this. Should I post it only on WordPress, because the kind of thorough piece this will be is precisely what I created that blog for? Should I post it both here and there, for the sake of people seeing it, and to encourage discussion and feedback? Should I only post it here? Something else?
Posting it on both Tumblr and Wordpress would probably work the best, it makes it easiest for people to find the content.
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opened the file and the script was replaced with this, then tried to launch it and that happened
help please, anyone
Oh my goodness! That’s awful D:
I’ve never seen anything like that before - it looks like something happened to corrupt the script file. When was the last time you were working on the script file?
Definitely make a post about it on the LemmaSoft Forums, if you haven’t already done so!
In order to prevent issues like this from happening in the future, I recommend using version control software, like Git. It allows you to keep a record of all of the changes that you make to your visual novel, as well as who made each of changes.
It can also let you go back and look at earlier points in the visual novel’s development, in case some change you made previously caused an unnoticed issue.
Git can take a little while to learn and get used to, but it is very much worth it. If you get into the habit of using it, you can greatly decrease the chance of losing any work.
In addition, it can also help when you are having multiple people working on the development of the visual novel at the same time. As it can allow you to merge the changes that several people make into a single version of the project.
I recommend looking up some tutorial videos on YouTube on Git, as they can help to make it easier to learn how to use it. There are also several freely available books online on how to use Git, here is a good such book:
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
Git is an invaluable tool, learning it now can solve many headaches in the future.
Codecademy’s Python Course
Hey guys!
I just started the Python course on Codecademy, and I was wondering:
Would you be interested in notes from Codecademy’s Python course?
Yes! I want to have an understanding of Python so I can use Ren'Py better.
Sure, that sounds interesting and/or helpful!
Hmmm… do I really need to learn Python to make VNs in Ren'Py?
Nah, I’m not interested in learning how to code in Python.
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These notes would be made by me, with screenshots of code and examples from the course (which is 100% free, except for the quizzes and projects that are only accessible with a Pro account).
Since the course has a total of 12 units, I would make one document for each unit, and combine them all together in a single document when I am done. This compiled version will be in PDF format (smaller file size and easier readability), and it will have a table of contents with hyperlinks to make document navigation easy.
I am also considering adding examples of code that are used in Ren'Py to further add to each unit.
Let me know what you guys think! ^_^
(In case you didn’t know, Python is the coding language that is the foundation of Ren'Py!)
If anyone is looking for other resources on learning Python for use in Ren’Py, I’d recommend checking out the Python section of the following list of free digital programming books.
It has about 70 freely available books on Python. And while they aren’t focused on Ren’Py development, they can help to give you a better understanding of how to work with Python along with Ren’Py.
https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-programming-books.md#python
In particular, I’d recommend Automate the Boring Stuff with Python, as it gives you an introduction to Python, while having you write useful, practical programs.
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He’s back! Welcome back, calming cat. You are always welcome here.
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Here’s a quick wallpaper version I put together if anyone wants it:
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This was a really great read, very well put! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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