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The most common form of interpolation is linear interpolation.
However, in the case of animating curve splines, another common one is spline interpolation.
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Generally speaking, most people plug in a 45 degree angle in for the FOV. If you do this, a camera is then usually positioned just far enough away to include everything in the scene. No default on this distance because scale is so arbitrary in a 3d virtual world.
There is a concept of a default lighting rig where you have 3 directional lights. One lighting ...
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In general, you should have an interpolation function f of any kind that satisfies:
f(0) = 0;
f(1) = 1;
f(x) is continuous for all 0 < x < 1 (this can obviously be relaxed if you want jumps); 0 <= f(x) <= 1; and
f(x) increasing for 0 < x < 1 (unless you want goofy effects).
Ones that are computationally easier to do are ...
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Usually the player remembers the direction each keys gives regardless of the position. Because of that exact moment of use. It's not an issue if each key just gives one direction.But do not take my word for it; You should play test it. There is no convention for this. Let your friends play both inputs and request feedback.
Play testing is fundamental to ...
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Leader election is an interesting topic, and there are several solutions available.
One such solution is the "bully algorithm", in which all clients (including the host) have unique IDs, which determine rank/priority to control an election. When a client detects that the host is no longer present, it sends out an inquiry to higher ranked nodes to see if ...
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