If you are new to 3d, getting stuck and having to rework things using better techniques that you figure out later is perfectly normal I think this is not limited to being new to 3D....it has been a constant

Happy Birthday little man 😊

They do! but they will use tow lines to pull bigger ships instead of pushing them (the weak cockpit will be crushed lol). Thanks for the comment! 😁

Just as well. I use Mareah too, the nozzle on the 2 liter bottle always gets stuck and becomes difficult to use after a while. So I ended up pouring it into another smaller bottle like you did.

I know this is beside the point: But if you love BSG, do check out The Expanse if you haven't 😁

Get well soon, to both of your parents.

That's exactly my feeling as well. It tries to wear many hats but excels in neither of them.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check it out!

Yes, Carell and Malkovich are no doubt the brightest star in an otherwise rather dim show.

where got? I also drive national car ok

Parent : Let's go out tomorrow! Kid : Yay! Parent : To the dentist! Kid :

Easy to find spare parts too. For example, if the front hood is torn, you can just replace it with toilet seat cover 😆

Good idea for an action scene 😁

Holy crap 6 hrs per frame 😂

Yes it is just a matter of time, if not for the learning curve for a 1-man-show like me I would've adopted realtime rendering in a hearbeat. Now UE5 makes an even stronger case for game engine rendering

Yep, it is very condensed, not much twists and turns, just a lot of roadbumps.

Do give it a chance. Worst comes to worst if you didn't like it, it's just 6 episodes 😄

Just finished season 4 a few nights ago, looks like they want to outdo themselves by stretching this heist to 3 seasons 😣

Thank you so much!

I know right, their prices is a major hurdle for me, I would not have considered it at all if not for the potential promise of lag-free usage for at least 5 years. else I could've gotten a decent China-made