Fair enough. I'll definitely break that up and/or comment it more when I next have a chance to work on it.

I've written a lengthy readme visible on the github project page which details what the project is for, how it works, a tutorial with many screenshots, and the "quick guide" image at the top

I'm struggling to see what you're trying to achieve or how it relates to the problem?

Thanks for the response and feedback! Passing an argument to the program would be the obvious and sensible thing to do, but unfortunately none of the driver software I tested (four different programs all

Love this entry! Really great use of the prompt. Good luck in the contest. Hope you liked my photo :)

I'm a little late to seeing this poem but I absolutely adore it :) Thanks for giving life to my picture!

Awesome! Good to see the new competition posted. Can't wait to read all the new entries. I've reprocessed my photo here to fix the colour and uploaded at higher resolution, so participants have the option

Great to see the contest posted! Excited to see what comes from my photograph.

Woohoo! Years of refining my scientific and rational mind have finally paid off with a correct deduction slash lucky guess

Beautiful story! Though I always take the window seat so I don't have to lean over anyone to take photos. :) full sized

That Tutankhamun mask from Deluxe Paint really brings me back! Nice post about your progression between 3D packages. If Maya was like pulling teeth I'd hate to think how you would have found Blender back

I'm going to guess #9 because no one else has even though I know you'd be a great cheerleader

And thanks also to you, cheersmeup, for take taking the time to write four five six different generic replies to the same post. I appreciate it.

I took this photo because I felt there was a story behind it. I don't know what that is, but it feels like it would be good as a story prompt.

Thank you for including me in your selection! Nice how you found two moon poems, @damianjayclay. The other one is beautiful too.

Lovely post on the beauty of community :) Thanks for the mention

Thank you for your kind words

Excellent piece! I'm sure I will find occasion to forward this to poets and writers alike. It's ironic though that the final lines from Keats do the exact opposite of all the advice you've given — they

Accept

me too! :)