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jffgvz

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Oh, no I can only do about 1-2 hours a day. I have two little ones that take up my time after work.
In that case you are in for a ride bro. It will take you a month, most likely. Give or take another week. And that is IF you play everyday religiously
 

Sancho1969

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I don't know who this new Zippy character is in this new content... but I already hate his ass :ROFLMAO:
Oh damnit... Zippy is the fucking goat... like literally, as in bahhhh! :ROFLMAO:
Fucker speaks so I'll change his define from "zip" to "zpy"... and change ~97 lines of his Character reference dialogue (that's a lot of goat talkin').
 

mordred93

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Oh damnit... Zippy is the fucking goat... like literally, as in bahhhh! :ROFLMAO:
Fucker speaks so I'll change his define from "zip" to "zpy"... and change ~97 lines of his Character reference dialogue (that's a lot of goat talkin').
The goat talks a lot of smack !!!
 
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Sancho1969

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I'll be honest I code daily in python and have for the last 3 years and I didn't know 'zip' was a built in function call. Admittedly their ide should have probably flagged it.
It's used to combine dictionaries together. I use it to consolidate the mod's ChoiceGuide internal lists into one dictionary to be indexed and sorted.
TigerWolfe, here's an example of how I use Python's "zip" to stitch together multiple sorted lists into one final dictionary (just as a reference):
Python:
    sKeys = {}
    listKeys = list( combolistsort( k, 1 ) )
    listValues = list( combolist( k, 1 ) )
    sKeys = dict( zip( listKeys, listValues ), **sKeys)
    listKeys = list( combolistsort( k, 2 ) )
    listValues = list( combolist( k, 2 ) )
    sKeys = dict( zip( listKeys, listValues ), **sKeys)
    listKeys = list( combolistsort( k, 3 ) )
    listValues = list( combolist( k, 3 ) )
    sKeys = dict( zip( listKeys, listValues ), **sKeys)
    ...
 

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TigerWolfe

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It's used to combine dictionaries together. I use it to consolidate the mod's ChoiceGuide internal lists into one dictionary to be indexed and sorted.
Nice, the corporate style guide I'm beholden to avoids the use of dictionaries wherever possible. So that'd explain why I've not used it.
 

TigerWolfe

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TigerWolfe, here's an example of how I use Python's "zip" to stitch together multiple sorted lists into one final dictionary (just as a reference):
Python:
    sKeys = {}
    listKeys = list( combolistsort( k, 1 ) )
    listValues = list( combolist( k, 1 ) )
    sKeys = dict( zip( listKeys, listValues ), **sKeys)
    listKeys = list( combolistsort( k, 2 ) )
    listValues = list( combolist( k, 2 ) )
    sKeys = dict( zip( listKeys, listValues ), **sKeys)
    listKeys = list( combolistsort( k, 3 ) )
    listValues = list( combolist( k, 3 ) )
    sKeys = dict( zip( listKeys, listValues ), **sKeys)
    ...
Nifty! Thanks!
 
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