The outline worked well, though, and I was able to get parts A and B to output to the same format, which I'm calling a win.
Then I tried to find tiny cans of pop, and ended up going to Target because no place else sells them, I guess. Then home, dinner, and another episode of CardCaptor Sakura. Which led to this:
A relationship graph for all important human characters on the show. |
But it gave me an excuse to play with a directed graph library, so that's always fun for the future. It's a bit unstable to initial ordering/edges, but that's fine. Snippet:
#/usr/bin/env python3
import pygraphviz as pgv
g = pgv.AGraph(strict=False,directed=True, concentrate=True)
char = ['sakura', 'toya', 'yukito', 'xiaolong',
'tomoyo', 'sonomi',
'nadeshiko', 'fujitaka',
'meiling',
'naoko', 'chiharu', 'takashi', 'rika', 'terada-san']
for n in char:
g.add_node(n)
g.edge_attr['color'] = 'green'
g.add_edge('sakura', 'tomoyo', dir='both', color='blue:green')
g.add_edge('toya', 'sakura')
g.add_edge('toya', 'xiaolong', color='red')
# etc...
g.draw("/tmp/ccs.png", prog='dot')
Finally, more Bloodstained, where I discovered I need another secret item to upgrade my sword again, which is a pain. I also broke the game and fell out of the map, and then was greeted by "Party Legs" when I got back into the map:
- I am surprised.
- AO3 is better than paid things.
- Polygon makes good game stuff.
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