Codeless sync & some other works :)

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Is this idea viable/has it been attempted: Meta-procedural generation. Headline version: Procedural generation of a procedural generator. It figures out the "rules" based on you approving, correcting, or discarding it's attempt to match your criteria. Here's a rough idea of the process for a level generator: - The interface is like a split-screen game. Your side on the left, the systems output on the right. - You create a box on the left side - It generalises what you did, and presents a different box on the right side of the interface - If the box it generates does not 'fit your criteria' then you modify it or delete it. EG if it generates a box too thin, you stretch it out or simply discard it's attempt - You repeat this a few times, on successes or fails or corrections it will regenerate a follow-up attempt - It continually refines it's rules based on what you accept/discard/change. - You now have a box generator that generates boxes to your liking - You then add a corridor box, it attempts it, messes it up by overlapping it with box#1, you correct it or discard, etc. It gradually learns the rule that the corridor box should share an edge with box#1. - It converges on a ruleset which matches what you want to see over time. This could apply to any proc gen. EG object placement. You place a chair in a room, it attempts it but places it floating in the air, you move it down to the ground, and it loosely infers that "chairs are on the ground" and tests that criteria with you a few times. So basically in these examples it would be figuring out the parameter space for size, position, and relative positions of multiple things. Likewise could be generating a landscape or whatever else by the same sort of system. Implementation would be complex, but might be viable as a handy tool for making procedural generation in a more user-friendly/codeless way.

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C or C would be the better options, IMO. Unless you're looking specifically for idiot proofing, which I don't think game engines should cater to unless they're aiming for being completely codeless.

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Seems the process for codeless verification of Mazi TMT tickets is beginning Saw new machine cover in Route 57AC The laggy software is also a barrier in QR scanning. Hope it's addressed quickly

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I had Caine call Zooble “You codeless code” in a fic as a nod to that thought.

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i feel like the drudgery of handcoding afforded you time to really chew on architecture, which now is a separate codeless experience. i’ll literally just sit there and think. sometimes to a little back and forth, couple documents. but just a whole lot of ponder

At this point, we HAVE2 delineate from those who've brought their backstabbing, codeless cultures with them. Besides, there's NO way we can afford to go backwards🙌🏽 & if you don't believe me, IMAGINE if we tried (lol).