Howdy, I'm trying to find the episode where Casey first starts implementing a Memory Arena. It doesn't seem to start at the memory playlist that he has on the youtube archive. I just can't seem to find it, I wish there were keywords I could search on the episode guide. I'll keep looking, but if I remember correctly it wasn't the main topic of that particular day. I feel like it's around episode 50.
Wow, great find, Barret!
Just to reassure you folks, the annotation system overhaul – which we'll be developing once the current bugs and feature requests are cleared – will include full searching and category tagging functionality. So, for example, the timestamp you mentioned will be marked up with the :memory category, while the timestamp immediately before it will likely be in the :"procedural generation" category. Current categories from the streams I've annotated in the new markup can be found in this file.
Just to reassure you folks, the annotation system overhaul – which we'll be developing once the current bugs and feature requests are cleared – will include full searching and category tagging functionality. So, for example, the timestamp you mentioned will be marked up with the :memory category, while the timestamp immediately before it will likely be in the :"procedural generation" category. Current categories from the streams I've annotated in the new markup can be found in this file.
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Current categories from the streams I've annotated in the new markup can be found in this file.This file is not accessible by a lot of people. You need to have account in gitlab to see it. I actually discovered HMN has gitlab only recently when gingerBill posted his Odin project. And ChronalDragon created account for me.
Ah, thank you. "Persistent Game Memory" wasn't really the words I was looking for I guess haha.
And thanks Miblo, that would help immensely.
And thanks Miblo, that would help immensely.
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This file is not accessible by a lot of people
Ach! Cheers for pointing this out, Martins. On reflection, I think we'll keep this repo internal to the Annotation Pushers team and I'll just have to remember not to link to it. Once the new system is up and running, all the stuff in there will be parsed and exposed in a more digestible and usable format. The Annotation-System repo can remain public, though, so folks can whet their appetites with the issues.