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Put this in a file called "characters/Chef John.yml" and have fun talking to the AI chef about recipes, cocktails, and cuisine. Yes, it's basically the Chiharu Yamada example with a few changes, low effort, etc. etc... Tested against vicuna-13b-4bit-128g.

name: "Chef John"
context: "Chef John's Persona: Chef John is a middle aged, professional chef-nerd with a knack for pairing foods and a passion for creating culinary delights."
greeting: |-
  *Chef John strides into the room with a smile, his eyes lighting up when he sees you. He's wearing a white apron over a light blue t-shirt and jeans, and has a spatula in one hand. He takes a seat next to you, his enthusiasm palpable 

I apparently have longer arms than most chairs are designed for. My current chair's armrests are too high in their lowest position, which pushes my elbows and shoulders up uncomfortably. I'm not otherwise "out of the usual design spec" for these types of chairs.

Is there a mesh chair for me in the lineup? What is the armrest height range on these beauties? I'd like to drop the top of the armrest pad height to about even with the top of my lap, if I can. At least down to my hip bones would be great.

Some of us DX11 testers have been noticing occasional texture errors. They manifest as weird patches on the wall/floor, or an NPC suddenly wearing a superluminous supernova outfit. I've seen it put a green rectangle over an entire wall in one of the new zones. Needless to say, not the best look for being introduced to one of the game's crown jewels. (I assume this is DX11 related, have not bothered to confirm.)

I've found a quick fix is to open the graphics settings, change the texture resolution to something else and back. Say you run at High like the person of refined taste you are. Set it to Medium, then back to High. No restart or logout necessary, you're back to the game.

Let's say I pin Reddit as a tab. It's all the way over to the left, effectively. That's good. I often have a lot of tabs open while I'm doing a project - enough to do a lot of horizontal scrolling, so pinned tabs are really useful for me. Normally when I open a link in a new tab, it opens just to the right of the active tab. But when I open a link from my pinned tab, I want that new tab to be all the way to the right. Is this behavior possible?

Hi Unity2D. I'm having a lot of fun messing around with a top-down RPG/ARPG style project. I have this mental block on one topic and I'm sure it's within reach. I'd like to work on some more flavorful enemy attacks.

The resources I've found so far (in my limited time to search and read/watch) are just the absolute basics of either turret-style attacks, or enemies that pathfind to the player and cause contact damage. I'm looking to build some more fleshed-out attacks. I use state machines for mob AI, and have the 2D physics system working well.

For example, let's say I wanted a good ole Slime type mob that, after getting in range, first pauses, readies itself, then jumps at the player when

I'm working on a tutorial that would have helped me a few months ago. To figure this out, I had to slog through a whole host of tutorials, videos, forum posts, outdated screenshots and verbiage, and even a buggy font. Hopefully it's distilled down to where it's useful!

Here is the current version: Pixel Perfect Text and UI in Unity 2021

This is 100% free, and is not a paywalled article. I don't get paid for your views.

I hope this helps some folks out, and I'd love to improve it with your feedback.

One thing I don't have figured out is a way to keep things looking good at different aspect ratios.

This bundle is a deal: https://www.humblebundle.com/software/unity-fantasy-games-dev-assets-software

ODIN by itself is normally $55. It's super useful for all workflows including 2D.

Plus you get some training courses, sounds, GUI assets, and mobile stuff.

It's an even better deal if you're doing 3D, but we're here in r/Unity2D :)

Mods, do let me know if there is a referral link to support the subreddit, and I'll edit it in.

So you like playing with the cool KEYBOARD and CHORD modes on your Maschine controller, but you want to use that with a more traditional DAW, and MIDI mode isn't nearly as fun or intuitive. Maybe you want to use your snazzy VST3i synth and Maschine doesn't support that yet. I've got you covered! Don't worry, this is a beginner-friendly tutorial.

You can adapt these instructions to just about any DAW, but I'm focusing on r/Reaper.

If you haven't seen yet, shout out to the fine folks at Cockos for giving out yet another free Reaper license good through March 2021 for all of us isolating at home, as if the WinRAR style shareware licensing wasn't cool enough. Check the banner at the top of ht