martinlyra

Ran a quick test to try to figure out how the matrices interpolate in Byond, so here is one example. With following matrices: `A = 0, 1, 2 ,3 ,4,...

Another trial A = ```Python matrix( [1,1,0], [2,2,0], [3,3,1] ) ``` B = ```Python matrix( [3,3,0], [2,2,0], [1,1,1] ) ``` ``` MATRIX: 0.00 -> [1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3,]...

More findings that I could find: * It does SSRT (Scale/Shear, Rotation and Translate) interpolation depending on that rotation found in every matrix. Takes any or both of A and...

The SSRT is coined from a discussion we had in the OpenDream discussion, it comes from the specification given by the Byond DM documentation. In words: >There are many ways...

Hello. Sorry to distrupt or step in. But I wanted to find out too and ran the commands from the Getting Started guide on my Windows (which is my driver...

First I'll leave some specifications of my Windows version and installation of Python. Think that can help figuring out the differences if any. * Windows: Windows 10 Pro N (Build:...

Sure! But why not hit two birds with one rock? ;) I've installed `3.8.10` as a local installation in a folder close to the flyte project. To not downgrade the...

> Awesome! You were able to install everything smoothly, right? You can proceed with the next steps in the getting started guide. Yes! Besides from the warnings about the modules...

Alright. I have good and bad news! Starting with the good. I have managed to go far enough to have the Flyte UI up and working. So I can interact...

I just need to know where I can find the right repository and folder, and maybe some know-how to test out the changes! Would it be in the flytekit repo?