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sudden-existence-failuredamn wish this would happen to me
Big clits kinda look like richards but don't have balls. No balls makes sense because how would you forget a pusillanimous individual if the balls are in the way?this actually makes sense but still what the forget
I'm glad that whenever I visit the forums there will always be a deep, thought provoking thread despite the decline in user activity.lmao
I wouldn't use the edge split modifier, considering how Blockland models tend to have a lot of sharp angles due to it's low poly and blocky nature, i wouldn't trust the modifier to be able to determine which angles to splitThe edge split modifier actually works pretty well, and you can adjust the amount with the degree slider to see the changes in real time. I use it on a lot of models where typical smooth shading makes the model look n64-like instead of blockland-like. Of course you don't want to select the whole model and do that, because yeah it can mess up edges that you don't want. In this case I only used it for the top of the rim and the round part of the hat.
You're better off doing the edge splitting manually, or otherwise at least use sharp edges to keep editing the model quick and easy
Oh, I didn't know you; 're talking about this, I thought you meant the "ravine" on top of the hat. I this part you sent I made on purpose to still be in more or less blockland style with all sharp edges but I can edit it if you guys think it'd be better w/o it. Also forget degree angle split, Ion trust it, I always select edges to be sharp manually.There is nothing wrong with using the edge split modifier if used properly. In my opinion it looks better this way, but it isn't my add-on ofc so it's all up to you.
You're a PC builder but don't think the case is right-side-up? ;)in all my years of PC building I've never seen one with such a form factor lol. I think the closest thing I've seen was an old IBM slim form factor PC with a pentium 4 that laid on it's side, but I still don't recall the pcie slot being at the top like that, it's just strange to see. Anyways, the specs are pretty good - I am curious though, is the SSD an NVMe or using SATA? Some PCIe gen 3 motherboards do have an NVMe slot but it's on the rarer side to encounter.
A lot of computers, especially weird form factor desktops/etc had weird proprietary motherboards that had an "upside-down" scheme, and since this is a cash register PC, it was most important for space savings. But yeah it's fine to have the mobo itself upside down, as long as airflow is alright
the machine's alarm goes off alerting nearby security of suspicious activity* Masterlegodude inserts Lego brick #26047