I'm a real youngster here, so my first final fantasy game was 16, but I really loved it so I picked up 14 and 7 remake. I never really got into 14 because MMOs, but 7 was an absolute blast! I've got rebirth and 16 lined up, but lately I've been getting more and more into retro RPGs so I've been considering going back and playing some of the older titles. I've heard tons of good things about 6, but I wonder if anyone else has any recommendations?
Ashen44
joined 2 years ago
Monster hunter mentioned!
I really want to tell you to give rise a try because the sunbreak expansion is absolute peak monster hunter, but I agree that february 28th release date is creeping up way too fast...
I know right? I only found out about it when it was mentioned in one of the recent update videos! It's a godsend for asset exporting!
I certainly can't explain most of those quirks, but at least I can tell you 'g' is for 'grab'!
No problem, anything to help a fellow blender artist! While there's a very good reason blender does images like that, it's admittedly very unintuitive and could definitely use some updates to make it clearer.
Texture painting (and any images in general) are saved as separate files in blender by default! They're not saved as part of your .blend file. You can press alt+s while your mouse is in the image viewer (or just click the image dropdown menu at the top of the image viewer, which should have an asterisk if your image is unsaved) to save the image.
Alternatively, you CAN pack the images into the blend file! Under the file menu in the top left, select external data > pack resources. Then, whenever you save your blend file it should ask if you want to save the image too. note: you DO need to have saved a separate copy of the image first for this to work, but you do NOT need to keep the separate copy after you've packed the file.
free my boy
2TB NVME dedicated entirely to virtual memory
I get all the doom and gloom but I'm pretty sure the most likely reason is lack of sunlight while the eyes are developing in childhood, which makes sense given the increase in cases post-covid and in urban areas.
So not due to blood plastics or toxic trash, and only indirectly due to screens. It's almost certainly just kids playing inside.
Here's a study on the subject: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-85825-y
I was actually really disappointed when I got my prescription, because I went home and tried it, and I felt nothing. From how other people describe it, I thought the clouds were gonna clear, the angels were gonna sing, and I would be reborn a new person. I genuinely thought the medicine wasn't doing anything.
Anyways I then proceeded to play a colony sim for 12 hours straight without getting up or getting distracted even once so I think the medicine did something lmao