You see, this is a common issue when creating a new program, game, or app. There are so many exceptions in our code and game development that sometimes the odds of what happens is what is important. For this reason, we usually add extra code in to our programs to handle these exceptions or add extra code to our game to handle them.
This can be fun and effective, but it can also be a huge waste of time and resources. As it turns out, there is a specific exception to our code when dealing with time. If we run into an exception like this one, we need to handle it in our game’s code. This can be a lot of work, and it can also be quite difficult to write code to handle time-sensitive exceptions.
This week, Arkane has released a new version of its game called exception emask. This is a new exception to the game’s code. The exception emask handles time-sensitive exceptions by modifying the game’s code so that only the exception being thrown occurs if the code is run before the exception occurs. We can use this to our advantage to make our games code much easier to write and to make it more robust against time-sensitive exceptions.
A special way of implementing exception emask is to use a bit of a shortcut. Every time you turn your mouse on (by pressing the “A” in the keyboard) it will send a sequence of characters (e.g., “A”, “D”, “C”, “F”) to an “A” character.
The shortcut for exceptions emask 0x10 sact 0x0 serr returns the exception sequence A, C, F to an A character.
Because your games will be much harder to get into, I would recommend that you use that technique. Because you can’t really set the character sequence to something else, but it’s a good practice to know how to use it.
I just tested out this shortcut and it worked. I know you could do it with a keyboard shortcut, but I want to have it in case you get bored of using the keyboard, or just want something that is simple and easy to remember.
The purpose of the exception is to get a character that will walk through the area in your game that is already occupied. I know it can be confusing but I don’t think anyone should get confused about it.
If you are familiar with a game like Minecraft or Terraria, you’ll recognize this as a special type of exception that you can use to get items, and in Terraria most of the items are actually called “items”, so getting a door in a room that has no doors is very easy.
This is the reason why it’s a good idea to ask questions about the exception. It makes sense since you’re talking to the player, and not the player alone, so it’s not as hard to remember your own character’s name and story, and there is no place that your character could forget.
