I FINALLY FINISHED MY DIALOGUE SYSTEM THING. oh my god I'm so happy. Also whenever I show this to nonprogrammers i feel like it looks really simple but I'm gonna link the CS file that handles all of what you're currently seeing and it's not simple at all 😭. I have a feeling noncoders would probably assume this would only take like an hour and it's saddening lmao.
Anyway I should have the documentation and some finishing touches done by tomorrow and then I'll put it on itch so anyone can use it ✨
I've finally taken the first steps into Javascript, and I've been looking around at other courses that may help me with future employment.
I'm not sure if a bootcamp is worth it, as a lot of it will teach me things I have already been learning by myself.
Also, so many seem to focus on Python, whereas I would rather focus on C# and asp.net. I've seen a lot of job applications ask for C# but not Python...I'm sure it wouldn't hurt to learn both, but ultimately I would rather learn one that I would use more.
Is it possible to learn both languages at the same time?
Or will it be easy to get confused between the two?
I thought I would come to the lovely codeblr people who have a vast amount of experience for advice.
C# is something I *want* to learn, but I *have* to learn Python for for my course that starts in January...I just want to see if it is plausible to learn both at the same time or if it will mess up my learning if I try and learn both.
I'd love to hear about your experiences and what your first languages were when you first started out in the world of coding!!
Here's a Unity C# script for a generic trigger that allows you to hook up public functions to events in the inspector. It's really simple but super handy for when you want junk to happen as the player passes through a trigger.
Code below:
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Events;
public class GenericTrigger : MonoBehaviour
{
public UnityEvent OnEnter;
public UnityEvent OnStay;
public UnityEvent OnExit;
void OnTriggerEnter(Collider c) { OnEnter.Invoke();}
void OnTriggerStay(Collider c) { OnStay.Invoke(); }
void OnTriggerExit(Collider c) { OnExit.Invoke(); }
tho I do like a lot colors- for me it is also that when I think of some letters, numbers or words that I either see a color or like a color palette- idk how it works but I always had, since I was young and that doesn’t really affect me tho sometimes I get upset with the color combinations ;-;
If you ever wonder what a C sharp sounds like and you’re a theatre kid + loves LotF, you can hear it in “Waiting for Life” from Once on this Island. It’s in A Major, which has 3 sharps, F#, C#, and G#.
The part where she sings “We’ll drive~~~~~!” (around 2:01 in cast recording), the note to belt drive is a C sharp and I can belt that 🤪🐚☝️🤓
So remember when I said I have a test for a bootcamp program and i need to pass it to start the bootcamp?
I actually passed the test BUT there is interview and depending on that interview, they will see if I am suitable or not.
C# was my first choice and I can’t wait to learn more about it.
I have been learning C# basics besides my shecodes course as a preparation for the interview these days and I will continue to day so until the day of the interview.
Wish me luck everyone 😭 hopefully they will see how passionate I am and let me join them 🥹
But then again even if they didn’t accept me, at least I learned a lot of new info that will help me later for sure ⭐️