Imperative models can be more difficult to reuse. For example, you cannot access intermediate layers or activations with a consistent API.
In Pytorch there are APIs for doing so!
Imperative models can be more difficult to reuse. For example, you cannot access intermediate layers or activations with a consistent API.
In Pytorch there are APIs for doing so!
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you need to make sure the scripts on your player Prefab instance are “aware” of whether the player controlling the instance is using the host computer (the computer that is managing the game) or a client computer (a different computer to the one that is managing the game).
Why?!
that player’s GameObject
I guess this is a reference to the GameObject that has a script component that inherits NetworkBehavior.
My question is what happens if each person who plays with this game controls multiple characters in the game. Does each of those charachters (GameObjects) become "local player" ?
I’ve learned that you can’t ever make anyone love you. All you can do is stalk them until they give up and give in.
Actually, As far as I researched, the best way is not stalking, but to be as attractive as you can and be around. So, they will catch you!