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In large document with many headings it is often easiest to just fold all headings and then manually unfold one heading. But, because I like having both Fold Headings and Fold Indent enabled, when doing this via hotkey, I have to manually unfold all the lists within the heading that I unfolded to begin working on.
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By repeatedly applying the given function to successive values of the sequence, you will construct each next element of the sequence in turn. This is in some sense the opposite of a fold, because a fold takes a sequence and reduces it down to a single value, whereas an unfold takes a single value and builds a sequence out of it.
Unfold is indeed dual to fold, and while fold is a reification of the structural induction, fold, in its duality, induces a co-inductive definition of data. Where fold abstracts a loop that consumes data, unfold abstracts a loop that produces data, so this also, consumer/producer, processor/generator duality. And, in the more general notion, this is the recurision/co-recursion
Another examples, a dual of the option data type, is the future (aka promise, aka co-option) co-data type. Both of them implement 1+x algebra, i.e., they represent a value that might be absent. Another example, is list vs co-list aka stream.
However, it will soon become obvious that there are systems that have a state that is different from what is observed, for example, the sine function. The state is time, but the observed value is the amplitude of sine. In fact, you can many different facets of the state, i.e., the phase, or the I/Q coordinates of the sine.
Here is an example having about 200 parts plus profiles made of high grade stainless steel, and nested for laser cutting. The unfolds also included on surface markings for precise positioning of connecting parts. The fit was 100% right.
It's true that there are limits to what you can unfold, but the boundaries are quite vague. VW has clearly made progress on this tool from being only usable on very simple shapes to being more average compared to many other programs on the market, having unfolding features. I did some testing on some objects being close to the limits and found that it did a decent job, though failed sometimes, and sometimes generated more errors than I would find acceptable for my personal use. In reality though there are an almost infinite number of solutions on such models, so it is hard to say what is right or wrong. My personal conclusion is that I still trust the results more from my more advanced program, which can do more and allows me to shape panels to be optimized for unfolding, and it also tells me where it goes wrong and what to do about it. In it's context though , I think the current VW unfolding works ok, as I assume that most users will never deal with more complex shapes.
A common workflow I have coming from Atom is to fold parts of my code, then move my cursor down below the folded sections to get to later sections of a file. If I do this in VSCode, the folded section will unfold as soon as my cursor crosses the top of the section. I want it to move past it instead.
The Plot Unfolding Machine (PUM) is a GM Emulator that enables you to play any Tabletop RPG you like without a game master. By taking over some GM calls, you can play RPGs by yourself, or with your friends, without anybody being exclusively the GM! PUM helps you come up with scene ideas, challenges, and stakes for your PCs to fight for.
What stands between your characters and their goals? Who is opposing them, and how? What happens next?. These are questions PUM helps you answer, moving your game forward. Let PUM make the important decisions in your games through oracles and questions, and play to figure out what it tries to tell you.
Plot Unfolding Machine is an innovative way to play those tabletop roleplaying games you love at your own pace, without need for preparation. Just build your characters, print your preferred PUM sheets, and get going! Through asking questions and rolling dice in random tables, you'll figure out how your plot unfolds.
By placing conflict at the center of the adventure, you'll find your characters having to fight for their goals, interact with your world-building aspects, and have your RPG system to actually matter. PUM's main goal is to bring solo RPG players back to the playing seat, lowering your GM authorship effort when playing.
Where Mythic relies a lot on your expectation for every next scene, PUM gives you a prompt to work from, allowing you to play with way less "expectations" about where your game goes. On top of that, PUM fits in a single page, including all oracles and plot element needs, where Mythic is probably a bit more comprehensive.
PUM could be for you if you enjoy fast-paced play, where you don't have to think hard about where to drive your game to, or what happens next. PUM includes many evocative oracles and scene ideas to get your game going without getting stuck.
Hey there, thanks much! Excuse my ignorance, I am not an expert at editing and printer-friendliness, but I've seen around many players printing PUM without issues, color or black and white. What would you expect as printer friendly? Pure lines and no colors or styling?
It's okay I can just borrow the generator from mythic anyway. It's funny how many people choose your GM-emulator, instead of Mythic GME 2nd Edition, but given it had so many pages, it's understandable, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't borrow some ideas from it.
I'm trying to find light rules GM emulator or GM-less or anything that help me with ttrpg, like I choose a light rules ttrpg over the heavy one cause it simple, it doesn't require to many type of dice, just a single type D6, and any D6 being use, sure there's D4 and D20 but they only use to randomize items and other things, a D6 also use to randomize things, but the point is that I will choose a light rules ttrpg, and add homebrew rules that inspired from things I read or see, or borrowing rules from the heavy rules ttrpg.
Appreciated! This means a lot to me. Indeed, Preview for V7 can be the next "big thing" if it works well (I am currently play testing it as much as I can, and feedback is definitely welcome). I have heard of Radiance but couldn't get my hands on it yet, definitely on my watchlist :)
The links in Community Tools don't work. I found horusofoz on Github but I have no idea what to do with the pum stuff there. The perchance generator is for "GUM+SUM+PUM" but currently says it only offers prompts for SUM, although they probably work just as well for all three.
I would love that, and I'd love for modules to embrace epub too. Much easier for those of us with worsening eyesight, and once you have the size you want it stays set and doesn't get reset every page like PDFs tend to.
Hmm..it looks like all the earlier versions are available to purchase, but only the most recent update is available without paying a second time. Is that an itch thing, or maybe I'm missing something?
Hey there. It is strange that you can even see earlier versions... They should be all hidden except the most recent one. And no, none of them should have any price tag at all (other than donation). Which version were you looking for?
What I see is (1) the Download section with only v4-5, and (2) the Development log with a partial list of previous versions. The Devlog also has a "View all posts" entry that takes me to a page with ALL prior versions. All this is exactly the same whether I am logged into my account or not.
The one difference when I am logged into my account is that I have the grey bar at the top that says "you own this game". That bar has a download button that allows me to download without being asked for $$, and I can see only the 4-5 versions there, as you would expect.
When I look at other games I own via itch, I notice that some of them display a Devlog list and some of them don't, so I assume it's a configuration thing. The items in the Devlog are always available for sale as separate purchases, and never show up as files that can be downloaded because you already own them. (They are sometimes older versions but more often seem to be related content.)
I am not looking for a particular version. I was just going to look through the old versions to see if you had taken out anything that I actually wanted to use, or whether I could safely ignore them. It's not a big deal in the grand scheme of things. This is great stuff and I appreciate your efforts!
Thanks, yes. Not sure about how itch io manages the devlog, but for the simplicity of things, I hide the old versions not to confuse people. As of removals, no big things were removed but indeed lots of renaming and refinement. Most of the changes went in the direction of "evoking" ideas on the player, where older versions were more frontal, for example what now is "Room for hidden things or intentions", before it was "Perception test". I like the newer more because it opens to more different interpretations, where the old one forced the PCs to do something in a specific way.
The most different release of all, was version 3.x, which coincidentally, is the one implemented online, here: -unfolding-machine
Version 3 did everything quite differently, in a sense that it helped players "build sentences". But it forced you to roll many more times to complete those sentences. Works well if automated, but not so much on paper.