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| "stopping" does not appear because the button parses the entire [`CompoundExpression`][1] in the second argument. For example, DynamicModule[{state = 1}, Column[{Dynamic[state], Button["Trigger", state = 2; Pause[1]; state = 3]}]] only... |
| Update 1: added examples about side-scrolling and the reason for a time-scale factor. Since making [Flappy Bird in the Wolfram Language][1], I decided to up the ante with a playable demo of a video game classic, Castlevania for the Nintendo... |
| If the array has a meaningful value, you might try NETObjectToExpression[obj] to convert the NETObject (array) into nested lists of real numbers in Mathematica. |
| ## Hyperspherical Package I've developed a package that is roughly a translation into the Wolfram Language of Chapter 6 of Classical Orthogonal Polynomials of a Discrete Variable by Arnold F. Nikiforov, Sergei K. Suslov, Vasilii B. Uvarov, titled... |
| I was asked to give a presentation about something fun I do with the Wolfram Language. It struck me that I make a lot of interfaces, so why not make a game? As a first attempt I decided to port the game Flappy Bird to run in a Wolfram Language... |
| About CellLabel... the same thing happens with CellTags. I don't know of other options like this that behave differently (i.e. last option takes precedence). I have already reported this issue to Wolfram Technical Support. If you know of more, then... |
| I've struggled with NotebookEvaluate[] as well when run from a subkernel. One of my workarounds for simpler notebooks is to write my own "NotebookEvaluate" function: 1) read the raw form of the notebook using Get 2) replace every Input cell... |
| I've always enjoyed Mathematica's ability to create interactive figures. However, one challenge is creating 3D locators. In an effort to create pseudo-3D locators, I designed a locator pane whose locators can be rotated in three dimensions. Said... |