Maweypeyyu
Maweypeyyu
That's also true for `.next(x)` calls.
I figured out if I obscure the line-of-sight to one of the base stations the controllers are in the correct (calibrated) positions. That's really weird.
I also did some perfomance testing, having a loop with ``` var channelStart = width*height*multiplier; // multiplier depending on r,g,b or a = 0, 1,2 or 3 var buffer =...
I absolutely like the idea of adding it to the `toBuffer()` method. In fact, that was the first thing I looked at and was surprised, that you can get encoded...
I think that's expected behaviour :)
Currently I don't know any way, but it might be an idea to add a constructor/lwip.create() function which accepts a buffer?
As a temporary workaround try ```sh env WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1 ./modrinth.AppImage ```