Pinko wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 5:27 pm "be able to get more information on my own".

Pinko

Read wiki afterward?

Ah, I see, maybe my misunderstanding. I understood that chance of detection is given by other factors such as distance/position and it is going to be arbitrary (or follow a formula). Even in that case. Lets say, formula gives you 40% of chance, based on distance, on sound, etc What this number will...

Sure, but I have found first mention of "random" in your previous post, not in the OP's description. > The destroyer is now closer and now has some chance of detecting the bottom sub, but it is not guaranteed: > on picture: "[...] 0% chance of detection." Maybe my cognitive abil...

Even stealth can be indicated (see legendary Thief for simple example). But, indeed a player should be somehow informed about it even if using multiple indicators. It's not about indicating, it's about randomness in some game mechanic. I'm not big fan when some random number decide, if I will fail ...

I think this is game-dependent rather "good mechanic/not good" but I'm personally not big fan of random chances in main game mechanics, such as stealth.

Pinko wrote: ↑Sun Sep 10, 2023 4:09 pm ...

I mean, thanks, but you kinda late for almost 3 years

ivan wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09, 2023 10:14 am I forgot to mention the elephant in the room: to sell digital products in most countries you have to register with the local government as a tax entity and pay tax. So yes, Valve is probably paying tax to the Russian government.

That's sucks

dusoft wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2023 7:54 pm This is another scaling library:
https://github.com/Vovkiv/resolution_solution

Ah...
I feel myself kinda flattered, when someone recommends my library to someone, lol.

Alright, well those are some solutions, it's up to you to use them. :) I mean, I can, but I found this behavior for setMode and love.resize to be weird. Why it triggers when you allow this function to decide new size by itself (like passing 0, 0 to it) but doesn't when you pass something specifical...

you can check the actual versus expected dimensions there and call your internal resize code when they don't match. I was doing that in past, but now everything based around love.resize because it's easier to use and resulted in more clean codebase. setMode/updateMode I have this function, but my i...