[VEX for Algorithmic Design] E04 _ Variables and Operations

[@VitaminSoup]

Wish this was around when I started out ... really eases into concepts and practical applications. Cant wait til one about arrays pops up

[@RibeyeconAdventures]

I am finally starting to understand this

[@maurypb]

Thanks for doing this, very thorough. Appreciated!

[@stevensilcock]

Doh! I just got to this video in the series...Scene View split for spreadsheet...ignore my suggestion on the first video. 😀

[@TunafishnCrackers]

Thank for these videos, I'm familiar with the concepts but these tutorials really helps to build up a solid foundation and understanding of some complex subjects. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.

[@BROWBABA420]

Thank you so much for making these videos

[@programmationinfographie3286]

Thank you for this series ! Very helpful !

[@jonosvlog9913]

Thanks for the amazing video! Really good for Houdini Beginners!

[@sunnyverma8005]

Very thankful to you. That is very useful😌

[@sumonecalledalex]

Gold. Thanks

[@delaskarcaicedo5778]

Thank you so much bro for these video. Amazing!!

[@zoharlevin83]

great tutorial! thanks for [utting it all toghter

[@skrotov]

Thank you)) going to arrays =))

[@mohamedazab3586]

Thanks

[@bombomb_001]

Very appreciate your tut!

[@lucas199844]

int a = chi('a'); int b = chi('b'); int ab = a / b; i@ab = ab; float afb = (float)a / b; f@afb = afb; This way works too, instead of writing float af = a;

[@calciolari147]

Thank you very good this lessons

[@bhagyavalande6114]

satisfied

[@billlee9757]

thank you very much Mr. but I am confused about the vector multiply. v1 ＝ （1，2，3）； v2 ＝ （4，5，6）； why v1 * v2 ＝＝ (4,10,18)? I can't understand it neither dot or cross. I think the result should be 32for dot or (-3，6，-3)for cross. I am a beginner with vex,is there anything I missed? thank you very much again for these wonderful lessons. hope you have a good day.

[@JafarDashti]

in vector multiplication you have to mult each component of each vector separately, x = 1*4=4 y =2*5= 10 , z =3*6 = 18. this is how vector math works and it's not related to vex only, it's also the same for divide, subtract and addition. the result should be vector not just a scalar. in case of cross and dot product it's different because they are functions and for cross product the result is a vector and for dot product is scalar value. you can google about dot and cross to see the usage in computer graphics.

[@KovarniyPi]

Your videos is over-informative, which is super good. Thank you very much! But the way you talk... like a turtle, had to watch on 1.5 :D Thanks you very much

[@RajuMon2016]

This is awesome

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[@dipankarbiswas033]

bro please let me know python or vex what should I learn ??

[@kajenomaja]

Awesome!

[@rayanmagneto]

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