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Let's start simple and forget the constraint that skill values should be integers for a moment.
If we look at the equation for your job skill:
$$\begin{align}
\frac{w_1 s_1 + w_2 s_2 + w_3 s_3 + w_4 s_4 + w_5 s_5 + w_6 s_6} {w_1 + w_2 + w_3 + w_4 + w_5 + w_6} &= j\\
w_1 s_1 + w_2 s_2 + w_3 s_3 + w_4 s_4 + w_5 s_5 + w_6 s_6 &= j \left( w_1 + w_2 + ...
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This kind of decision generally integrates within the broader style of your architecture. You'll want to use repeating patterns for similar contexts. If you define an event architecture for a specific context, you'...
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I think this is a problem of ordering. Let's look at this code
foreach (var p in pieces) {
if (p.GetComponent<piece>().StartPiece)
Pulse((int)p.transform.position.x, (int)p.transform.position.y);
else
p.GetComponent<piece>().ConnectedToStart = false;
}
Imagine you have 5 pieces, all of them connected.
The first two ...
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