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@Christoph-Hart ah nice, didn't know about this :)
It would be also be an excellent ux upgrade to include drag handles for the curves rather than mousewheel / right-click dragging.
Solved. Bit of a workaround but simpler than I expected
@d-healey thank you kindly 🙌
@d-healey If its writing the new data, and not deleting the old one...where are these numbers coming from?
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they look like items i've added and removed before but if they arent showing up in the .json file, where are they?
@Matt_SF you're right. I dropped the .length and boom. Good to go!
@d-healey damn that thing is going around rn.
@VirtualVirgin damn I been up all night on this...
and this was the fix...
WRONG
CORRECT
Thank You!
🙏
@d-healey super critical. Good thing I back up the entire project folder after ever new function added. I'll lose a few hours of work at most. I'll see about recreating that.
@d-healey I Love a good cheat sheet! Thank You! 🙏
@d-healey I got this working. I just need that loop. haha.
Update*
I was able to easily duplicate this process for the second table! I feel so accomplished. haha. ✊
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@Christoph-Hart is there a work-around for this or a function I dont know about?
@daniloprates great, thanks David!
@guangcoder I think they're going to start replacing teachers with AI in the next few years
@DanH hey I am a big newbie how do I implement this code in my project can I get a snippet to better understand how it works please