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falcon_horusFor the first time in my life I'm better at something than my sister, and it irks her to no end.
We're taking this introduction course into Arduino (if you don't know what this is, go here -- arduino.cc) and it involves some basic programming. I did have some previous experience with C Sharp but very limited and anything too complicated and my mind would go blank. But the Arduino language is far more removed from actual computer language so it's a little easier to follow so I'm pretty quick to get my code to work on a very basic level.
And she won't accept my tips or help, so she keeps running into the red wall of errors. It just really irks her that for once I'm actually better at this than she is but the stubborn streak won't let her accept the help I'm offering. (and while I'm secretely smirking that I'm better at this (for now), I'm also a little hurt that she doesn't want my input -- cause in the end, I am right about it and she'll completely downplay it)
Anyway, I've done all the exercises we had to do this week -- and they all function properly.
Now, back to my 3D-modelling project: modelling and texturing, and setting up a scene with kid's toys. My first object is a train which carriers the letters of my name (thought of doing a short name but then decided to just go with my long name -- may change my mind again soonish cause my letters are giving me trouble).
We're taking this introduction course into Arduino (if you don't know what this is, go here -- arduino.cc) and it involves some basic programming. I did have some previous experience with C Sharp but very limited and anything too complicated and my mind would go blank. But the Arduino language is far more removed from actual computer language so it's a little easier to follow so I'm pretty quick to get my code to work on a very basic level.
And she won't accept my tips or help, so she keeps running into the red wall of errors. It just really irks her that for once I'm actually better at this than she is but the stubborn streak won't let her accept the help I'm offering. (and while I'm secretely smirking that I'm better at this (for now), I'm also a little hurt that she doesn't want my input -- cause in the end, I am right about it and she'll completely downplay it)
Anyway, I've done all the exercises we had to do this week -- and they all function properly.
Now, back to my 3D-modelling project: modelling and texturing, and setting up a scene with kid's toys. My first object is a train which carriers the letters of my name (thought of doing a short name but then decided to just go with my long name -- may change my mind again soonish cause my letters are giving me trouble).
