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When you start to regret prioritizing python over java....
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Good project management on scaling back to get something done. You'll work up to the grand piece. I think it earns a blot. You just need to add |
TheBunOne
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May 13, 2024
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I came into this project thinking that it would be relatively simple and I would be able to create a masterpiece fit for any museum. Boy was I wrong.
I would like to say that coming into this project I had absolutely no knowledge of java. The only code that I had experience with was python, and suffice to say that my knowledge was/is not very great as I am completely self taught (and take it from me, I'm a horrible teacher).
After many hours of messing around, and trying to figure out what the heck all of the things meant/how the operations work,(does anyone really know what a non-uniform rational b-spline is?) I decided that I would have to give up my "delusions of grandeur " as my friend calls them. I settled for an easy pattern of a snake that uses randomness to create curves, such as those shown.
However hard I make it out to be, I really did have a lot of fun doing this, and also gained more useful coding knowledge.
I hope my piece is not too woefully lacking....
-TheBunOne :)