Landon Manning
Landon Manning
I see what you mean now, yeah. It's certainly a niche feature given that the Blizzard APIs don't really provide enough info to make it completely accurate, but for the...
A quick guess as to how it could work might be to sample the track in chunks and determine the bpm of those chunks, analyze what each beat looks like...
It's imperfect but generally doable. The question is more about how a beat is defined. Typically in any given song, a beat has some sort of commonality, whether it be...
love 11 completely obseletes this library. love itself runs on GL and the developers have added depth buffer support. Since we originally created love3d, lovehas incorperated every feature we added...
That could work!
I think the most obvious route would be to create an inline container for a bunch of data. Would that be ideal, though? ``` lua { "inline", { "text", "This...
End user hypertext is also important, as brought up in IRC. ``` lua > Hello, my name is {red}Karai{red} and I am totally {b}{i}AWESOME{i}{b}! [ Send ] ```
Some end user codes could be as follows: ``` lua {red}, {green}, {blue}, {cyan}, {pink}, {yellow}, {purple}, etc -- named color codes {#12345678}, { 255, 255, 255, 255 } --...
I do want to support all text, that is why I opened this issue... If you have an idea that will help, feel free to comment.
Emoji are a unicode standard so if DOMy ever does support them, it would use the standard unicode glyphs.