Understanding Coding Adventure 33
Let's dive into the details surrounding Coding Adventure 33. My attempt at solving the 3x3 Rubik's cube (by programming the computer to do it for me). Note: in the evaluation function at 22:32 ...
Key Takeaways about Coding Adventure 33
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- Attempting to improve my Rubik's Cube solver with viewer suggestions such as: CFOP, domino reduction, and pruning tables.
- Let's try to turn some dot products into a 3D world! Support my work (and get early access to new videos and source
- Let's try add sine waves together and see what sort of sounds we can create! Support my work (and get early access to new ...
- Let's try to convince a bunch of particles to behave (at least somewhat) like water. Written in C# and HLSL, and running inside the ...
Detailed Analysis of Coding Adventure 33
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We've succeeded in the past to make a bunch of little balls behave like a fluid, but can we now make them look like a fluid too?
That wraps up our extensive overview of Coding Adventure 33.