NOTE This guide has become obsolete. Unfortunately (for me) godot-rust came out with version 0.9-preview shortly after I wrote this blog, and large chunks of this blog are just plain..wrong. You can see 0.9 compatible code here: https://github.com/paytonrules/AirCombat - as I updated the code itself. Unfortunately though the tutorial before has quite a few obsolete ways of doing things, including all the unsafe code. Of course if you're using 0.

This blog originally appeared on 8th Light’s blog I’ve been intrigued by ReactiveX, in all of its programming-language variations, for a few years now. I’d see code like this: const bricks$ = generate(1, x => x < 8, x => x + 1) .pipe( mergeMap(r => generate(r % 2 === 0 ? 1 : 0, x => x < gameSize, x => x + 2) .pipe(map(c => createGameObject(r, c))) ), toArray() ) Source: Breakout Game