[48:11] (from my notes) if self.player.position.x is a float or an int, then you don't need to copy the value. e.g., if self.player.x is a mutable object, a list, or something else, then you have to copy it.
not sure I understand the question, but if I interpret it as if you're asking about limitations to raylib's 3d rendering then I would say "no" for likely the majority of what someone is trying to do. It's quite a powerful "little" library
[48:11] (from my notes) if self.player.position.x is a float or an int, then you don't need to copy the value. e.g., if self.player.x is a mutable object, a list, or something else, then you have to copy it.
ahhh thanks for that
Coming from a non-Python (that often) background, I had a lot of fun with this experiment! How do YOU enjoy Python?
Hint: after the venv is activated, the current working directory doesn't matter if you use pip to install packages.
thanks for that hot pytip!
are there any limitations with this on 3d rendering
not sure I understand the question, but if I interpret it as if you're asking about limitations to raylib's 3d rendering then I would say "no" for likely the majority of what someone is trying to do. It's quite a powerful "little" library
cool
thanks! appreciate it!