Believe it or not, this error is connected to an issue with a Node that hasn’t been properly deleted from your system, or is being called from elsewhere. To sort this out you actually need to open up /modules/node/node.module and navigate to the function: function _node_index_node
Light painting is an artistic photographic technique combining long exposure times with lights in motion. Traditionally these images have been hand-painted with a penlight…but more recently, affordable microcontrollers and addressable RGB LEDs have brought a new high-tech twist to the idea. A few such projects have been featured on tech blogs, most notably the LightScythe by Gavin “The Mechatronics Guy,” which uses an Arduino and a two meter bar of LEDs. The resulting photos, with their intense colors and mid-air suspended images, have been super popular, and rightfully so.
And then, disaster strikes. Cause “initialize” means something entirely else. The Disk Management tool has just overwritten the APM with a Master Boot Record (MBR) and all partition information seems lost. That is exactly what happened to me last week. After extensive searches on the internet...
Previous Posts The Game Entity – Part I, A Retrospect The Game Entity – Part II, The Life Cycle and Processing Architecture The Game Entity – Part III, Components The Game Entity – Part IV, Game Systems
There are buckets of great articles out there explaining the entity/component game design paradigm from different perspectives, and it’s the kind of concept where your understanding really benefits from a broad exposure. Below is just a handful of the ones I’ve found useful in my adventures. You can, of course, find plenty more by Googling “entity component game”.
If you are trying to run your image on a normal computer, laptop, or netbook (one that didn't come installed with Google Chrome OS), follow the instructions in this section. Said another way:
How do you use OpenCV to capture and image process frames so that you can build computer vision applications under Linux on the Beaglebone – I do this using the boneCV.cpp program as described below. This code uses the OpenCV library which is available on the Angstrom distribution of the Beaglebone. Finally, I write a small program boneCVtiming.cpp to test the performance of the Beaglebone black for capturing and processing image data.
Adventure game tutorial, specifically pathfinding.
A curated list of Drupal tutorials compiled by YouTube - seemingly automatically, with the most popular videos shown on the first screen.
I’ll be working through some programs here in Max/MSP/Jitter, Quartz Composer, Impure, and maybe some other environments as well. Today I’m starting with a rather sophisticated little patch that models the children’s game “best friend, worst enemy” in a 3-D environment.
