Backing up against a wall sometimes lifts the player model, lol.
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Bruh, lmao. The exact words in the tutorial are "simply remove the tenths column." In hindsight I understand this, but the meaning of the words specifically is unclear, especially in the use of the word "column." This led me to think it was referring to one of the columns on the screen, as that's designed in rows and columns similar to a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet comparison is made stronger by the use of MOD(), which, unless it has some secondary meaning, is nonsensical.
As for the second point, you got the correct answer, but the way you're doing it isn't mathematically correct. It's the result of an unnecessary simplification without an understanding of the operations. It also flies directly in the face of the tutorial text, which specifically provides a negative result as an example. This is also another point that's unclear, as it doesn't explain that it expects the absolute value, I didn't remember that 1-8=-7 but |1-8|=7, and many people won't know that an equation surrounded by pipes means absolute value. On top of that, the include of MOD() around the equation threw me off even more because I was trying to figure out how a broken modulo operation fits in.
So, no, the game does not literally tell you how to do this. There are gaps in the explanation of what's wanted.
The tutorial is super unclear. I never figured out for sure what to do with negatives or results over ten because of the unclear language used. I could never figure out exactly what I was doing wrong because I've never been able to isolate just a negative/over ten result. I assume the "tenths" column would be zero?
EDIT: After going in and out of the tutorial servers until getting something testable, I can confirm that it wants the unsigned result. I assume the way it's wrapped in MOD is supposed to hint at that, but I don't know what operator that could be referring to, as the only thing I can think of is modulo, which returns the remainder of a division.
EDIT of EDIT: I forgot that || is absolute value notation. MOD, here, is still totally lost on me, though.
EDIT2: So, after trying again and again, I can only conclude that this must be broken. Neither zero nor nine seem to work for over-ten results, and I can't figure out what else "tenths" might refer to.
EDIT3: The tenths column is the final digit of the result. DAMN.
An easy way to clarify this would be to add the expected result to the examples.
1 + 1 = 2 = 2
1 - 2 = -1 = 1
8 + 8 = 16 = 6
Gonna be real, this is pretty hardcore misinformation, and dangerous at that. If that were true, you could go on Github, grab just about any repo with recent changes, compile it and expect to get 20+ detections, but that's just not the case.
For what it's worth, Multimedia Fusion is an absolute mess known for this kind of stuff, but generally speaking, that's super bad info.
You're missing the VS2013 redist.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-US/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=ms...
Overall I love this, but the special stages are honestly pretty bad. They're just Sonic 2 special stages, but rewarding pattern memorization rather than skillful gameplay. A huge amount of the rings that appear are already impossible or near impossible to get by the time they're visible due to their placement in turns.
I liked it, but I unfortunately wasn't able to complete it. I had constant issues with the UI textures swapping places and such, and I wasn't able to tell what I was highlighting or selecting.
I think this is an issue with the latest AMD drivers. I've been having more issues since updating, from graphics bugs to driver crashes even so far as complete system hangs.