Spaghetti Code Arcade

Since I got my first desktop computer I have wanted to make my own programs. But, have not. Well this year is going to be different. I hope.

The other day I had claude.ai help me installed free pascal on my tablet. I already hat clang for c installed on my tablet and I hope to learn Aarch64 assembly. And I have pharo on desktop and also code blocks and FASM assembly language. I can also use python on the desktop.

I told claude what programs I want to make and had it help me bread them down into small pieces. I know I can have claude write the code but, I want t try to think of the code myself. I also hope to read code.

It dawned on me that I had thought that if I read enough programming books that one day I would be good enough to write my own programs. Now I realize it would have been better to get a programming project right away.

I don’t know why I thought I had to read a bunch of programming books and then one day I would be ready to write my own programs. It does not make sense.

it was the same way with blender. I thought I needed to follow a tutorial to make anything.

So now I realized I have got to get projects and work on them everyday. I hope to work on them everyday.

Years ago on this blog I wrote that I wanted to learn how to solve a Rubik’s cube. And finally after years of wanting a Rubik’s cube I have one.

A have watched parts of some youtube videos about solving Rubik’s cubes and have almost got the daisy on the top of the cube.

One thing I know is that I am going to try my best to learn so solve a Rubik’s cube. Right now it seems impossible that I will ever be able to solve one. I hope I am wrong in thinking that I will never be able to solve a Rubik’s cube.

Writing this made me wonder when I got my first Rubik’s cube and from whom. I can’t remember. I do remember that when I was young I always wanted to learn how to use a yoyo and could never get it to do its yoyo thing.

When I got older I tried yoyoing again and I could get the yoyo to go up and down from my hand. So I hope its the same with a Rubik’s cube. I hope I can learn to solve one.

Time will tell.

And I tried to render it but, I thought the rending was going to take awhile so I never rendered it.

That got me to thinking that maybe I should focus on low poly modeling since the computers I use are not that powerful.

And I want to get more projects done so modeling low poly models would be good for that I think.

So right now I am working on a 1965 c60 flat bed truck.

So I will see how low poly modeling will work for me.

And I did not notice that I had record keyframes on. So I turned it off. And also for the past few times I have been working on it the chain and back fender and some other parts haven been out of place when I re-open the file.

I tried resetting the location or moving origin to geometry. Those things did not work. So I went to the internet and saw that if I clear keyframes that would solve the problem. And it worked.

I thought I would have to deal with parts of the cushman moving and never get it solved. I was wrong. And I am glad I was wrong since its a pain to have to reposition the parts every time I reopen the cushman.

I am trying to put the finishing touches on it so I can get it finished. I hope my next project in blender does not take this long.