OpenRCT2, v0.2.5-127-g0cbd70029 (0cbd700 on develop) provided by GitHub
Windows 7 (x86-64)

Some ideas I had posted here: OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2#11070 (comment)

Muting is a bad idea I agree, but the screaming should be tweaked. This has been brought up on both the RCF discord and in the project's new own server too:

Making it so they don't scream

Reading the documentation, it is not entirely clear to me what are the differences of the joint control modes supported in pybullet.

I try to recap them here, please @erwincoumans feel free to jump in to add more details and address holes in my understanding.

Let's assume that in all cases (excluding torque), the reference error is the following:

error = kp *  (pos_des - pos) + kd * 

Hello
i just recently found this game on rust-unofficial list. its seems there is no documentation for linux installation anywhere to be found. windows is easy cause they just use exe but for me linux i cant hardly know how to install it
i am using ubuntu 19.10 right now

https://github.com/dabreegster/abstreet/blob/master/game/src/sandbox/dashboards/trip_table.rs

https://github.com/dabreegster/abstreet/blob/master/game/src/sandbox/dashboards/parking_overhead.rs

These share lots of duplicated code. I don't know what the ideal API to construct a table should be -- declare the columns, whether they're sortable, provide all the data in a reasonably type-safe way

C strings sighted in:

• data/Shaders.h
• data/IntroText.h
• src/simulation/StorageClasses.h
• src/simulation/Simulation.cpp
• src/Format.cpp
• src/lua/socket/socket.lua.cpp
• src/lua/LuaLuna.h
• src/lua/LuaCompat.c
• src/lua/LuaScriptHelper.h
• src/lua/LuaCompat.h
• src/lua/LuaScriptInterface.cpp
• src/lua/LuaBit.cpp
• [ ]

In order to perform refactoring and to add new features with more confidence, we need unit, integration and end-to-end tests for:

• algorithm parts. Seesrc/algorithms

• React parts - components and pages. See src/components and src/pages

• State management: redux reducers and sagas. See src/state

The infrastructure:

• jest and @testing-libraryare already set up. Un

After I'm installing the game, I change the resolution to 1920 x 1080 and check the fullscreen. After the game restart it become like this:

Re-installing the game is not fix the problem.

Specs:
Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080

In PR #684, @Corvince had some concerns that are all valid. Please update the docs to address those concerns. Please submit as separate PRs to follow best practices.

• Concern 1: change to pipenv install mesa
• Concern 2: The literature references (line 35 and line 162 are still broken)
• Concern 3: Update figure

More details can be found here: https://github.com/projectmes

We have a view of the metadata available for openworm repos deployed live here, driven by this code here.

At the moment metadata is shown in tabs, courtesy of @cheelee.

We'd like to add an alternate tabular view (possibly re-using some javascript/jquery grid) t

There is a workaround for getting the FLIP Fluid cache to work on a render farm, but there is no documentation for this at the moment.

Notes:

• Cache must be exported to Alembic
• For whitewater particles to render, you must use [dupliverts](https://docs.blender.

Summary

The outputs in the examples/accelerate folder are over 6 years old and the instructions outdated.
Same about the corresponding pieces of the documentation in doc/src/Speed_packages.rst

LAMMPS Version and Platform

LAMMPS 19 March 2020

Details

The files and documentation should be updated and tested with the latest version, especially after the already merge

System: Ubuntu 1804
Version: 2020b

It seems webots's navigation gestures are mainly based on mouse events, while I am a big fan of touchpad and I do not have a mouse 😢 Recently I am struggling with Rotate, Zoom and Alt F5. I could not perform Translate or Tilt with my touchpad.

Could you please add some keybindings to do so? For example Ctrl and dr

Following up from discussion on #773 : I was looking over the docs to better understand the relationship between hosts and nodes. I have a few questions:

From https://github.com/shadow/shadow/blob/master/docs/3.1-Shadow-Config.md:

bandwidthdown and bandwidthup optionally specify the downstream and upstream bandwidth capacities for this host, and override any default bandwidth values set in

to exclude the warm-up period.

Would it make sense to include some examples for how to use openmmforcefields to access small molecule parameters for protein:ligand systems in the Users Guide? If so, this might be a good candidate to include in the 7.5.0 release.

https://github.com/Revolutionary-Games/Thrive/blob/bf37ff573abcdafe05017db82999c9669449d83c/src/microbe_stage/Spawners.cs#L127