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Edit Post #292421 Initial revision 4 months ago
Answer A: Shaders incorrectly render lower parts of vertically extended worlds
The reason for this is because the bedrock layer is hardcoded into the shader packs. There's a uniform for exposing the data pack specified bedrock level in Iris. This is not available in Optifine. The best option is to reach out to the shader developer, and ask for them to update their shader...
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4 months ago
Edit Post #292386 Post edited:
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4 months ago
Comment Post #292384 Bringing proposed communities with X amount of backing to the dashboard and Codidact.com website is actually a good suggestion. Add a new section on the bottom. I'll post a feature request for it on Meta. :)
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4 months ago
Comment Post #291039 Yeah, I think you should revisit this post in light of your suggestion under my post on PU: [Turning a Samsung smart screen into a dumb computer monitor](https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/292284) They contradict each other, and I think it shows that this isn't really correct in its assumptions...
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4 months ago
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helpful 4 months ago
Edit Post #292358 Initial revision 4 months ago
Question Prevent offhand item from being used when selecting an area
In darker spaces, I often hold a light source block in the offhand to light up the area around me, such that I can see properly. However, when I use the wooden axe to select pos2 of a working area, this offhand item is used in addition to the selection, resulting in the light source being placed down...
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4 months ago
Comment Post #291948 Ah. I've also been to electronics stores for testing, but they have only a limited set of keyboards and mice at display, and the majority of them are just the generally cheap stuff, so trash quality, there. Only the online stores have K100 Air, and they're quite expensive, so I'm not able to test it....
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4 months ago
Comment Post #291948 I may be going a bit off the rails here, but this is the _shopping_ community proposal. I don't have a lot of experience using different keyboards, but I know one thing for sure: I absolutely cannot stand thick keyboards. I _must_ have a flat one. I recently switched from a game-playing laptop to a d...
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4 months ago
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Edit Post #292345 Initial revision 4 months ago
Question Shaders incorrectly render lower parts of vertically extended worlds
I have an older Minecraft world first created almost a decade ago, as a superflat desert world. In MC 1.18 or 1.19, I increased the world height with a simple data pack to y ∈ [-256, 1024]. Unfortunately, shaders don't render like I would expect them to. Most shaders incorrectly render the world when...
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4 months ago
Edit Post #292338 Initial revision 4 months ago
Question Do datapacks have to list every single attribute of a type?
When modifying the configuration of a type in Minecraft with datapacks, does the datapack have to override every single attribute of that type, or will Minecraft use the defaults of a type if they are not specified in the datapack? For instance, I want to override two or three properties of the Mi...
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4 months ago
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Edit Post #292261 Initial revision 4 months ago
Answer A: How to change weapon aiming mode
Use the keybinding for "Camera 1p/3p toggle to change the aiming mode. The default is `C`. Due to the name, it can be somewhat easy to miss, especially because it doesn't mention the long press function. A short press switches between positioning the camera on the left or right side in third perso...
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4 months ago
Edit Post #292260 Initial revision 4 months ago
Question How to change weapon aiming mode
How do I switch between weapon aiming modes? I must have tapped something on my keyboard by mistake, since my weapon no longer aims in the optic sight, but in third person instead.
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4 months ago
Comment Post #291487 Point is, the fewer communities we have, the easier it is to involve oneself in the ones that already exist, and the easier it is to get experts into the communities where they are useful. Adding overlap fragments the userbase.
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6 months ago
Comment Post #291487 > Where is that quote from? Android@SE? Second paragraph: https://android.stackexchange.com/help > If you're going to have a site for Android specifically, the reality is that Android devs are going to provide a lot of the deeper answers because they have to learn the inner workings of the OS t...
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6 months ago
Comment Post #291487 To be fair, SE also has _AskDifferent_ for Apple users, _AskUbuntu_ for Linux/Ubuntu users, _Unix & Linux_ for, well, every Linux user other than Ubuntu ones, and Unix ones… Yeah, I don’t want to replicate such a mess here.
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6 months ago
Comment Post #291487 Because those two communities fully encompass the topics, I don’t think such an Android community should exist at all. It’s not healthy to split up the communities like this, as it makes it harder to structure a knowledge repository. Anyway, thanks, @#61308, that might be where the idea comes fro...
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6 months ago
Comment Post #291871 [Esports, short for electronic sports, is a form of competition using video games.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esports). It's fundamentally different from other kind of sports involving physical use of the body much more, although professional e-sports players do exercise their strength and stamin...
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6 months ago
Comment Post #291487 Why fragment the userbase even more when [Power Users](https://powerusers.codidact.com) already covers the Android end users and [Software Development](https://powerusers.codidact.com) covers the Android developers?
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7 months ago
Comment Post #290999 @#61308 > Second, I think asking about types of home renovation contractors would be out of scope for a language site. Not if you're looking for a word or term for a concept, or the definition of a word or term.
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10 months ago
Comment Post #290999 Maybe, yeah. I guess I just can't wrap my head around looking for this particular kind of question in a language secondary to me. And that made it feel rather off.
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10 months ago
Comment Post #290999 It would be very unnatural for me to ask in English, when I’m looking for the Norwegian word. I’d probably prefer asking on a Norwegian forum instead. But if it had been on a language site, it would feel much less awkward to be asking in English. In addition, the chance of somebody having an answer...
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10 months ago
Comment Post #290999 I am wondering, though... if I was to ask this question, I'd be asking for the Norwegian word. If this Q/A site is of use to people in English speaking countries, it certainly should be to me as well, right? I should be able to ask the same question but for my own language, right? But, how would I do...
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10 months ago
Comment Post #290999 I don't think this is a good question for an international home improvement site. It's too localized, and not universal enough. In addition, is it really about home improvement? Is it not about the English language? Maybe this question would be much better in a language community?
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10 months ago
Comment Post #290755 Do you have any examples of what you mention from SE?
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11 months ago
Comment Post #290564 Well, I’m still not fully convinced a dedicated site is the right choice (I’m not a fan of excessive fragmentation). But, I agree, go ahead and post incubator Q/A for the site. All the good Q/A can be moved to other appropriate sites if the conclusion will be not to start a new CS site. Currently, Co...
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12 months ago
Comment Post #290564 > The Computer Science (CS) community is a platform for computer science students, researchers, and anyone interested in computer science. I see no reason why it's not sufficient to let Software Development and Math cover this. I don't think we should have sites simply because there's a community...
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12 months ago
Comment Post #290564 Every single one one of the listed on-topic examples except for machine learning (and perhaps graphs) are already [on-topic on SD CD](https://software.codidact.com/help/on-topic). We should strive to prevent overlap between sites, so you need to either argument why such an overlap is sought, or to mo...
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12 months ago
Comment Post #288625 I play video games extensively, although not a huge set of them. I know the lore of a few franchises. In addition, I'm a programmer, and can possibly contribute some answers to that as well.
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about 1 year ago
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helpful about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289920 That’s reasonable, though. Might not need a category to begin with. A community wiki Q/A may suffice while the needs of such a category are laid out. A «resources» category, perhaps, which can also hold other resources.
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #290053 Is this the same as the Workplace SE site? (I have no experience with it, other than having read probably at most 5 Q/As there, in the last 5 years)
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289920 Why is the Papers category valuable as its own category if the standards are low? We shouldn't host quasi-scientific papers that give the impression they're scientific; we would be doing humanity a disservice. Are we entirely sure this is the right format, or that this should exist? Based on the text...
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289920 Will this site accept "identify this species" questions? How do we ensure that such questions are searchable? To the best of my knowledge, an image without an accompanying detailed description, is not useful to future searchers. You have already stated picture dumps are unwanted, but once the bottom ...
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289920 Why does this require its own site? It seems too specific, and a fine fit for a broader site focused on biology (not molecular biology, chemistry, or anything that involved).
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about 1 year ago