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Griffiths, S. (2018). Study of AI algorithms for the solution of the Rubik's Cube with minimum number of moves (Bachelor's thesis). University of East Anglia, Norwich, England. The Rubik’s Cube is a well-known combination puzzle that has been a popular case study in artificial intelligence due to it...

OP updated with my computing science + programming technical blog, which can be found at: https://www.computist.xyz . My most recent post at the time of this update is a feature on the use-cases of the sparse set data structure and an implementation in C++: https://www.computist.xyz/2018/06/sparse-s...

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The semi-pythonic way of interpolation is the %(var)d as above, referencing Python's % operator for dynamic string construction. The simpler, Ren'Py method is merely using square brackets, e.g. "Current Money: [coins]". For displaying in an GUI, you need only use this exact same constructi...

The techniques are all given there on that page. For the procedural version (Example 1) it shows you how to declare a variable, increase it, spend it and items to a set, and interpolate to display the value of the variable, which can be added into a user interface. The object-oriented version (Examp...

Ah it worked!! Thank you so much for the help and for explaining because I didn't know much about the init block nor did I realize the indentation wasn't constant. I was just trying out different things I saw from different tutorials, but now I understand this all lot better. Thanks again! As a bit...

Kinjo himself posted what seems like a similar if not identical issue regarding his crafting system here:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=37191

The solution involved using renpy.retain_after_load()

PyTom wrote:Can you give a sample game, so I can try that out on my hardware?

Sure thing; I'll PM you a link with more info.

I've just isolated the problem still further: If the game launches in fullscreen mode, it will re-adapt to the higher native resolution. This will then sustain if switching into windowed mode. If the game launches in windowed mode, it will correctly launch in 1920x1080. However, attempting to switch...

(For some weird reason, I only just got notified about any replies to this topic haha) I still haven't been able to resolve this issue from my perspective. I've tried setting config.use_drawable_resolution to False, but this didn't seem to change anything; when running the game on a display higher t...