Breakdance Demo

[Rafael Nowning]

Whatcan you do if posts and pages are not enough post types for your WordPress website? Maybe you still need dates, press releases or something similar? This can be remedied by so-called Custom Post Types (CPT) create. This allows you to create as many post types as you like, which you can then use on your breakdance page.

There are several ways to create custom post types (CPT). You could write the CPT via a PHP script in your functions.php or use a plugin that offers this function. Good plugins for this would be e.g. Custom Post Type UI or Advanced Custom Fields (ACF). Both offer a clear interface for creating your own post types.

In this example, we use the ACF plugin, as we also use it to create user-defined fields use. We will create a CPT together and set up a template for it. As an example, we will create the post type Car to.

Under "Supports" you can select the supported functions for this post type (e.g. title, author, excerpt, etc.). You can leave the other settings as they are, this works perfectly. Of course, you can go through the settings and change them according to your wishes. For example, under "URLs" also activate the archive if you want to use an archive for your custom post type, etc.

We call the field group "Car Info". Below you can see the Example fields that I can see for the custom post type "Cars" have added. These serve only as examples. It is very important to find the right "Content type" for which the fields are to be displayed, in our case we select "Car".

Now that everything is ready, we can create our design. Here we use a Post Loop Builder Element available in the Breakdance Builder. With this element we will have all our cars on a page called Cars which we will link in the menu of our website.

Here you can see the structure of my design and the elements used. In the left column I have placed the Featured image (Features Image), in the right column the Title and all our user-defined fieldsthat we have created for the car post type.

I added all the data dynamically, so anything we add in our custom fields will automatically appear in every autopost. You can find out how to work with Advanced Custom Fields in our Tutorial read more. This design is applied to all car entries.

After you have created a page called "Cars" created, go to the Breakdance Builder to edit the page and add the "Post Loop Builder" element. Simply click on "Add" on the left-hand side, type "post loop" into the search field and then select the "Post Loop Builder"-element.

In this tutorial, we created a custom post type "Cars" using the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin. After configuring the required fields, we created a responsive layout using the Breakdance Builder to display cars on a dedicated page. Using the Post Loop Builder element in the Breakdance Builder makes it possible to automatically display all cars on the "Cars" page.

Creating a custom post type with Breakdance Builder was an intuitive process that allowed us to get to our goal quickly and easily. With the user-friendly drag-and-drop interface, we were able to easily add, edit and customize various elements to achieve the desired layout and functionality. The ability to create and use global blocks facilitated design consistency and saved time as we didn't have to recreate elements repeatedly. Overall, Breakdance Builder provided us with an efficient tool to easily and professionally design our custom post types.

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Breakdancing, a dance form where rhythm meets athleticism, originated in the streets of New York in the 1970s. It gained popularity instantly and became a global phenomenon. With their unique styles and signature moves, breakdancers have added flair to this art form.

By defeating early-age polio, Junior developed his unique mix of gymnastics and martial arts-inspired moves. At the age of 13, he officially became a B-Boy. After that, he quickly gained traction and joined the Serial Breakers crew in 1995.

He received his training with Full Force in Las Vegas, where he remains a member to this day. Abaldonado is also the co-owner of District Arts, a dance studio in Las Vegas. As a member of the Super Cr3w crew, Abaldonado has been praised for his precise and technical style.

Omar Delgado Macias is a well-known competitive b-boy with an impressive track record of 100 titles, including victories at prestigious events like the UK B-Boy Championships (2005) and Red Bull BC One (2011).

Geun is a member of the esteemed Rivers Crew and Juice Crew and is one of the key figures in the Korean dance crews. He is known for his smooth and precise style, which has earned him acclaim worldwide.

Being a Red Bull BC One All-Stars member, Hong-Yul displays his talent and skill on numerous international platforms. He has earned many accolades in his career journey, including winning the prestigious Battle of the Year title in 2002 with the crew Expression.

Salah Benlemqawanssa is better known by his stage name, Salah the Entertainer or Spider Salah. He gained widespread recognition by winning prestigious talent shows like La France Unenjoyable Talent, Arabs Got Talent, and T S Que Vales.

Salah is celebrated for his unique dance style, P.A.B.E. (Popping, Animation, Boogaloo, and Effects), which shows his versatility and creativity. Apart from his popping skills, Salah is also proficient in b-boying, demonstrating his diverse range as a dancer.

Thias Kem Lopez, aka THESIS, found solace and freedom in hip-hop from a young age. His dance style is marked by experimentation, incorporating elements from house dancing and capoeira to enrich his B-Boying technique.

Since 2005, Lopez has earned titles in various competitions worldwide, including Tucson, Arizona, The Netherlands, and Seattle. His achievements include winning titles such as the Top 16 1vs1 Undisputed USA Solo Battle in 2017.

This week Toni Morrison became an ancestor, and that is difficult to process. There is of course much to say, and many people will be saying many things. I will be one of them. But for now I just need to read, think, and touch.

This experience also includes a text box that will change continuously over the next few days. The outpouring of thought and feeling has been wonderful and sustaining to behold, and I want to pull some of that into this space. You can also add your own words: I would love to see what you make. Maybe share your screenshots with me in the comments, or with @amplify285 on insta or twitter? The hashtag on each is #breakdanceglitch.

A little-known adventure game, this 1996-2001 creation of Rebel Act Studios had the beginnings of realtime shadows and pre-Havok physics. Written in a combination of Python, Spanish, and English, it is a third-person adventure game with heavy emphasis on combat and weapons, and strangely has no difficulty setting. It unfortunately failed as a result of terrible marketing and a very narrow multiplayer. Due to many of its files and scripts being easily accessible to the (multilingual) user, modding this game for singleplayer adventures has become somewhat of a cult favorite.

Anyways, for the speedrun I heavily abused physics glitches, all of them explained below, so character choice wasn't all that obvious. I'm fairly certain Sargon (Now officially Lolgon) the Knight ends up being the fastest as he has the fewest detours with the fastest route, even if his running speed is average. The unreliability of the physics glitches along with their difficulty to pull off warrants the large ratio of segments to time.

I tried to do a normalized brightness level for the speedrun, but this game really hates minimizing and restoring brightness levels. Some segments will be brighter than others. I apologize for the dark Dal Gurak and Abyss levels (Although Abyss is supposed to be really dark).

Anyone who has played this game knows how buggy it can be (In non-crash ways), particularly with physics and collision detection. Pretty much every segment involving "breakdancing" or moving upside down took hundreds of restarts.

The physics glitches are actually very difficult to pull off, due to requiring very fast inputs. Segments with "breakdancing" in particular had keys rebound just for those segments in order to pull off the keypresses in rapid succession. Fortunately, the game allows you to bind multiple keys and mouse buttons to the same function, so both hands can be used to rapidly do the input required to bug out the game. The mouse wheel is extremely helpful in this regard, as each tick counts as a button press -- when not abusing glitches the wheel is very useful to have as a "use" button to ensure the autoselect feature does not target the wrong item.

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