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"rust-analyzer.cargo.targetDir": true,
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"Backquote",
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"Despawns",
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"Iyes",
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"PRNG",
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# Distributed Physics Test
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Messing around with learning Rust, Bevy, and trying to remember my networking course from university.
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My hope is that I can make some sort of basic decentralized P2P physics system, but we'll see if I get that far.
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## Thanks
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This is my first Bevy project, so some things are inspired by or taken from the [bevy_new_2d](https://github.com/TheBevyFlock/bevy_new_2d) example repo from "The Bevy Flock".
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I've also found the [Unofficial Bevy Cheatbook](https://bevy-cheatbook.github.io/introduction.html) by Ida Iyes to be a great resource, and have used some of the snippets it provides.
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## License
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I've licensed this as AGPL3 as I like the idea of the GPL and this is networking software.
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Both of the sources in my thanks section are licensed under 0-attribution models that let my freely use and relicense any code I take from them so there's no legal issue there, although I would like to reiterate my thanks in both cases.
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