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#!/bin/bash

# The size of your displays
DISPLAY_SIZE=2560,1440

# The offset, zero is left.
DISPLAY_OFFSET=2560

# The speed to watch the timelapse back at (fps).
FRAMERATE=30

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{
  "name": "BeamMP",
  "display": "BeamMP",
  "type": "beammp",
  "install": [
    {
      "files": [
        "https://github.com/BeamMP/BeamMP-Server/releases/latest/download/BeamMP-Server-linux"
      ],
      "type": "download"

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/// Convert the cursor's screen position to a camera ray for orthographic projection.
pub fn cursor_to_world_orthographic(
    camera_world: &Transform,
    camera_projection: &OrthographicProjection,
    window: &Window,
) -> Option<Ray> {
    // Get our cursor's position or return None if no cursor exists.
    let cursor = cursor_normalised(window, &camera_projection.window_origin);
    if cursor.is_none() {
        return None;

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   A
   B
   X
   Y

   Left Bumper
   Left Trigger

   Right Bumper
   Right Trigger

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{
  "name": "KissMP",
  "display": "KissMP for BeamNG",
  "type": "other",
  "install": [
    {
      "target": "installer.sh",
      "text": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# Firstly, Download the latest version from github.\necho \"Downloading the latest version of kissmp from github.\"\ncurl -s https://api.github.com/repos/TheHellBox/KISS-multiplayer/releases/latest | grep -ow \"https.*releases/download.*zip\" | wget -O kissmp-latest.zip -qi -\n\necho \"Extracting kissmp-server.\"\n# Extract the executable. (linux)\nunzip -jo kissmp-latest.zip  */kissmp-server\n\n# Windows\n#unzip -jo kissmp-latest.zip  */kissmp-server.exe\n\necho \"Cleaning up downloaded files.\"\n# Delete the downloaded zip file.\nrm kissmp-latest.zip\n\necho \"Allow execution of server binary.\"\n# Change the permissions to allow executing.\nchmod +x kissmp-server\n\necho \"Generate the config.json\"\n# Start the server and kill it after 2 seconds to generate the json file.\ntimeout 2 ./kissmp-server > /dev/null",
      "type": "writefile"
    },

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#!/bin/bash

# This script will replace the audio from your provided video with a random miitopia soundtrack.

# Change This to point to your Miitopia Original Soundtrack directory.
MIITOPIA_MUSIC="/home/tom/Videos/ffmpeg-scripts/assets/Miitopia-Original-Soundtrack"
# Great quality rips can be found here https://www.sittingonclouds.net/album/1287

# Usage: miitopiaify [input video] [output video]

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#!/bin/bash

# This script content aware/steam carves frames from the provided video.
# It works by exploding each frame into a bmp. Passing each bmp through
# imgagemagick's convert-im6 program set to screw with each frame.
# The lastly, combine the frames back into a video with the audio from
# to source video file.

# As you can see, most of this script is inspired by what's found at
# https://gitgud.io/-/snippets/498, In-fact the ffprobe and last ffmpeg

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extends Camera

# How fast the camera speeds up to the moveSpeed and slows down to zero.
export var acceleration = 50.0

# The top speed of the camera.
export var moveSpeed = 8.0

# The speed of the mouse input.
export var mouseSpeed = 300.0

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// This Editor extension adds a Open Terminal shortcut and menu item to the unity editor.
// Created by 45Ninjas.

// Works for unity 2019.3 running on Linux with Gnome 3.x.
// You should be smart enough to make it work for other versions or operating systems.

using System.Diagnostics;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEditor;
using UnityEditor.ShortcutManagement;

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// Created by Those45Ninjas.
// https://gist.github.com/Those45Ninjas/0009abf8e028c0c573c16872b3500d00
using UnityEngine;
using System.IO;
using System;

public class FileLogger : ILogHandler
{
	public TextWriter Writer;
	public bool NeedsFlush = false;