CrypticSpren

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If we're just doing true bind points then I feel like the code is pretty trivial (just trial and error every set of 3 points as the triangle midpoints lol), though I very well could be missing something. If you've already written something I'll take it though . Don't worry about the language; pseudocode is fine. As I mentioned earlier though I'm guessing we'll probably end up working primarily in Godot (which can have both GDScript and C# code easily) or QtCreator with C++.

I know we don't have any good theories on % of non-bind point strength, but I thought it would be good for us to come up with some reasonable metric instead of making it all-or-nothing, considering how line strengths in general aren't all-or-nothing.

For anybody who's been following the Rithmatics simulator - it is still a thing that is happening, I just kind of got burned out for a little bit and took a long break from it. School starts next week so it's probably going to be on the backburner then, but I'm going to try to grind out some progress this week.

I doubt I'll be able to get up bind points as I hoped to do, since it looks like I have to do some major reworking of lines of vigor, but hopefully by the end of the week I'll have a new version of Rithmatics completely transferred out of C# and non-glitchy!

Thank you to anyone who is reading this!