I think mainly people disliked it because it led to damage spongey enemies and tedium when the scaling didn't favor you.

Oblivion scales enemies when you level, including ones in previously tread areas. You level up when you sleep. And spending points poorly can lead to situations where you effectively become weaker by leveling because enemies scaled more than you.

ok let me try.
—wait where did it go?
nevermind. All egg has returned

that does look pretty though!

It's so consistent that I end up in a fight gauntlet/ambush room when I was at 1 health with no silk. Sometimes (not often) there was even a bench nearby. But it wasn't possible to know because most areas don't give you a map until you're done with the area.

Kotlin's ternary is
x = if (condition) a else b

Tbh if I was making a language I'd do "then" instead.
x = if condition then a else b

More of the series just made it spikier! So I guess "rhombonometric" trig behaves totally different here. Which I should've expected haha

Ok! I also tried more terms of each series.

Mine are the fourier series expansions of the functions. Normally they'd be an infinite series with infinity written above the sigma Σ. But I used 3 and 5 to be wigglier, worse approximations.

So, to answer your question, I'd expect spiky. BUT if you took the limit to infinity it might be straight?

(w2 is sawtooth, t2 is triangle, and p2 is pulse wave. But since t=0.5, p2 is also a square wave)

Oh yeah, well how's about I unstraighten oscillators

lol, I've been working on water recently and so far I have surface, foam, absorption, and two scattering colors. So I'm like "ok but *which* color"?

Ohh, that's it. Blend Off "is default the value" docs.unity3d.com/Manual/SL-Bl...

Does it do this? min(sourceFactor * sourceValue, destFactor * destValue)

So factors still need to be one? I don't actually know, just guessing

Alien who uses their whisker to draw. Alien who dips their claw in ink. And there's like cultural puns based around ink claws

Also a bit like imposter technique. That's a billboard sprite that's interpolated between different views. Sometimes normal-mapped. Anyway, doing it with displacement maps looks neat!