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Creativity / Re: The new and improved 3D model topic!
« on: October 08, 2012, 06:33:09 AM »augh why i can't i get the blender exporter to properly make these faces transparentCheck translucent and additive.
i need an adult
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Creativity / Re: The new and improved 3D model topic!
« on: October 07, 2012, 05:55:21 AM »
I'm getting a Husk vibe.
I spent a good 4 hours on this texture. It's made from 16 separate photos. 2480x2480 res.
http://localhostr.com/file/RUpBS5Lqby14/concrete_tile_texture.png
I spent a good 4 hours on this texture. It's made from 16 separate photos. 2480x2480 res.
http://localhostr.com/file/RUpBS5Lqby14/concrete_tile_texture.png
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Creativity / Re: The new and improved 3D model topic!
« on: October 07, 2012, 04:12:21 AM »
What is a fetusaur and where is it from?
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Modification Help / Re: A good .BLB blender tutorial?
« on: October 07, 2012, 04:10:47 AM »
Texture alignment and UV is the same thing. Siba has been trying to do that for months without any luck.
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Games / Re: Games you regret buying/don't play anymore.
« on: October 07, 2012, 04:09:38 AM »
Cities XL
Any SimCity game is better.
Dead Horde
I wasn't expecting an arcade shooter. It was only 2€ anyways.
Borderlands 1
Boring.
Dragon Age (+Origins)
Boring.
Gratuitous Space Battles
It was fun for a day or two.
Tom Clancy's GRAW
Not my type of game at all. I only got it because I've never played a game like it and it was like 2€.
Any SimCity game is better.
Dead Horde
I wasn't expecting an arcade shooter. It was only 2€ anyways.
Borderlands 1
Boring.
Dragon Age (+Origins)
Boring.
Gratuitous Space Battles
It was fun for a day or two.
Tom Clancy's GRAW
Not my type of game at all. I only got it because I've never played a game like it and it was like 2€.
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Modification Help / Re: Guide to Blockland Environments
« on: October 07, 2012, 04:01:34 AM »
Bump. I guess I'll ask Badspot to sticky this.
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Off Topic / Re: What Graphics do you use?
« on: October 06, 2012, 05:25:43 AM »
I'm currently using a ATI/AMD card but my next card is going to be Nvidia. Much better for 3D rendering.
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Off Topic / Re: wiuhat the forgetd is this stuff
« on: October 06, 2012, 04:48:21 AM »
There is plenty of nudity in YouTube for educational and art reasons. Not to mention the research raids.
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Modification Help / Re: Mega Environments! [The closest thing we can get to terrain!]
« on: October 05, 2012, 04:02:52 PM »
Oh. You just stretched the forget out of them making 1 pixel around the size of a 16x base. Ugly.
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Off Topic / Re: The Rec. Drug Thread - FAQ, Q&A, and general information.
« on: October 05, 2012, 03:54:29 PM »
Where are you guys getting your drugs? Aren't they expensive? I would have imagined it is kind of hard to get your hands on that stuff.
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Off Topic / Re: My Little Pony: Friendship for Blockheads: General V2
« on: October 05, 2012, 03:50:22 PM »
Why does the Shining Armor voice actor keep saying "that's right" in the VA panel of Canterlot Gardens? I don't get it.
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Modification Help / Re: Mega Environments! [The closest thing we can get to terrain!]
« on: October 05, 2012, 02:06:57 PM »
I thought the maximum resolution was 2048.
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Games / Re: Your thought on console exclusive games?
« on: October 05, 2012, 02:04:18 PM »Or, if you feel like spending a little extra, USB 360 controllers are natively supported by Win7 and don't cost too muchPlus I'm sure there are dozens of amazing drivers/software to customize the stuff out of console controllers.
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Games / Re: Your thought on console exclusive games?
« on: October 05, 2012, 07:08:17 AM »
PC game with a controller if needed. PC is master race.
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Off Topic / The cost of education in your country
« on: October 05, 2012, 07:03:37 AM »
I'm almost done with my 2nd degree education and it has been a lot more expensive than I initially though. Sure I've been buying new books almost always but it stacks up pretty quickly. It's not really something you think about when you hear that Finland has free education. Sure. The teaching doesn't cost anything to the student but you need to buy all the accessories likes pens, books, and notebooks.
Finland's education system in 10 seconds
Pre-school
Primary/Basic education grades 1-9 at ages 6/7-16 (+optional 10th grade at 17 if you suck)
Secondary/2nd degree education grades 10-13 at ages 16-18/19 (or whenever you feel like doing it)
Tertiary/3rd degree education grades 14-18 at ages 19-24 (or whenever you feel like doing it)
Super doctor master of the universe thing I don't know
Pre-school and primary education is 100% free as it is the only compulsory education according to the law. Anything after that is optional but it's a social norm to get higher education.
2nd degree education is free but as I already mentioned you need to buy your own stuff. I'm almost done with this and so far it has cost about 500€-600€ a year. ($650-$780 USD) But I bought new books almost every period. (5 periods a year) If you got some old books or bought them cheaper from somewhere else I think you could manage with 300€-400€ a year. ($390-$520 USD)
That's a rough total of 900€-1800€ ($1100-$2300 USD) for the 3 years of education in vocational school or upper secondary school. I guess it depends slightly on which school type you go to.
I don't know how much the higher education costs but I imagine it's pretty much the same. And if you happen to live in a city that doesn't have a university the rent for a student apartment is about 300€-800€ ($400-$1000 USD) a month. So if you're not working you need a loan or rich parents.
TL;DR
Here in Finland.
Ages 7-16: free
16-19: ~900€-1800€ ($1100-$2300 USD)
Edit: Food is free and always includes something warm for the main course, salad, milk/water, and bread. Test are also free except for the final matriculation examinations (4 or more in upper secondary school) that cost about 50€ or $65 USD.
Edit2: All schools are run by the government. I guess there are private schools but I don't know a single one.
Finland's education system in 10 seconds
Pre-school
Primary/Basic education grades 1-9 at ages 6/7-16 (+optional 10th grade at 17 if you suck)
Secondary/2nd degree education grades 10-13 at ages 16-18/19 (or whenever you feel like doing it)
Tertiary/3rd degree education grades 14-18 at ages 19-24 (or whenever you feel like doing it)
Super doctor master of the universe thing I don't know
Pre-school and primary education is 100% free as it is the only compulsory education according to the law. Anything after that is optional but it's a social norm to get higher education.
2nd degree education is free but as I already mentioned you need to buy your own stuff. I'm almost done with this and so far it has cost about 500€-600€ a year. ($650-$780 USD) But I bought new books almost every period. (5 periods a year) If you got some old books or bought them cheaper from somewhere else I think you could manage with 300€-400€ a year. ($390-$520 USD)
That's a rough total of 900€-1800€ ($1100-$2300 USD) for the 3 years of education in vocational school or upper secondary school. I guess it depends slightly on which school type you go to.
I don't know how much the higher education costs but I imagine it's pretty much the same. And if you happen to live in a city that doesn't have a university the rent for a student apartment is about 300€-800€ ($400-$1000 USD) a month. So if you're not working you need a loan or rich parents.
TL;DR
Here in Finland.
Ages 7-16: free
16-19: ~900€-1800€ ($1100-$2300 USD)
Edit: Food is free and always includes something warm for the main course, salad, milk/water, and bread. Test are also free except for the final matriculation examinations (4 or more in upper secondary school) that cost about 50€ or $65 USD.
Edit2: All schools are run by the government. I guess there are private schools but I don't know a single one.