I usually have a user settings save file with stuff like keybinds, volume settings etc. as that type of data should persist across different saves and across deleting saves. It would be a good place to store the last used save too.
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Mhm at least for me naively it sounds like CEF would not be that much of a burden as you already need to maintain it for Linux/steamDeck.
Also as it's the suggested solution by Valve for this issue I think it sounds like the best, most stable solution.
As you are already using CEF for Linux it may be a possibility. According to valve that enables a workaround:
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/overlay
families mean you can make assumptions that certain behaviors, variables and effects are on that type. So they are very important for scripting and currently there is no way to know if an instance is part of a specific family.
this was a typo it is 0-127, pls just look at it yourself
I assume it only returns something in a specific trigger, I don't have a midi device to test though.
The expression dictionary states: Control number/value for a Control Change message (0-127). So by that I am fairly certain it needs to be used in a "on message" trigger with the message type set to "control changed".
Control number/value for a Control Change message (0-127)
you have to think about what the expression will look like after it has been evaluated.
it needs to be one continous string with the spaces separating the tags, i.e. str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio"
str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio"
set tiled background to:
x = player.x
y = player.y
angle = angle(player.x, player.y, tetherpoint.x, tetherpoint.y)
width = distance(player.x, player.y, tetherpoint.x, tetherpoint.y)
If you encounter this again you could start the chrome dev tools profiler, that may give a hint at some memory leak or something.
one liner:
set width to: Self.Pathfinding.MovingAngle > 270 | Self.Pathfinding.MovingAngle < 90 ? abs(Self.Width) : -abs(Self.Width)
Self.Pathfinding.MovingAngle > 270 | Self.Pathfinding.MovingAngle < 90 ? abs(Self.Width) : -abs(Self.Width)
this was added in a recent beta, it's on the browser object
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