Spit at/on another player. Guy is an ass and he's not even good. They should cut him.
LET'S GO BUFFALO
Best time to play as a new player is during these big updates since more new are playing.
Best time to play as a new player is during these big updates since more new players are playing.
I played Tribes of Midgard with a friend and enjoyed it but my biggest gripe with the game was the camera. You could only rotate it in build mode. What was ridiculous to me was that the angle would be retained after swapping back to regular mode... So why put the static camera angle limitation on us at all?
From the trailer it looks like the camera will be locked in this as well.. Very disappointing.
I am also having charging issues. Thank you for this.
Yeah and then the non-tech gamers get locked out and don't have their back up code and bitch that they should just go back to discord "because it just works".
A bunch.
Debian for servers.
Arch for my main PC
Bazzite for my console-like living room PC
KDE Neon for Plasma Bigscreen - testing it on a mini PC
I only saw the thumbnail and didn't see what community it was... I thought this was a steering wheel setup (with a removable wheel) for a racing game 😂
I wasn't trying to be pedantic, just trying to spread the word.
Disclaimer, I am a novice/hobbyist. Only use blender for 3D printing purposes.
TLDR; Add-ons Mesh Tools -> Offset Edges and Curve Tools -> Recursive Offset can achieve offsetting similar to a CAD program like Fusion 360. Watch this video (not mine) for a more comprehensive guide on Curve Tools https://youtu.be/HSUpmhGdgGQ?t=191
Full Explanation
I ran into an issue recently where I needed to offset an edge, similar to what a program like Fusion 360 can do with a sketch. After some searching, I found that there is an add-on built in that can be enabled called "Mesh Tools" that can do this pretty easily.
Mesh Tools approach (Didn't work for my specific issue)
On Blender 5.0...
- Edit -> Preferences -> Get Extensions
- Search "Mesh Tools"
- Click "Install"
Then, in edit mode:
- Select edge you want to offset
- Right-click -> Mesh Tools -> Offset Edge
There are a few different options and this works fairly well. I used the Extrude option
My issue was I had a sharp edge and it was causing intersecting edges/faces
I made a post on Reddit asking what the best way to solve it was and never got a reply, and then I realized I never checked if there was a Blender community on lemmy.
Curve Tools approach
Anyway, I found a solution to my specific problem, "Curve Tools" in this video: https://youtu.be/HSUpmhGdgGQ?t=191
Caveats before starting:
- The object/edge needs to be planar and on the XY plane.
- This will ruin the topology and I'm not the guy to tell you how to fix it.
On Blender 5.0...
- Edit -> Preferences -> Get Extensions
- Search "Curve Tools"
- Click "Install"
Then, in edit mode:
- Select the edge you want to offset
Eto ExtrudeEscto leave it in placePto separate by selected- Go back to object mode, and select the object you just separated
- Object -> Convert -> Curve
- Go back into edit mode, select everything
- Make the curve 2D and set
Fill ModetoBoth. (Under theDatatab in thePropertiessection)
- Press
Nto show the context menu if it's not already displayed on the right side. - Edit -> Recursive Offset
- Set the offset to the desired amount
After this you can convert that object back into a Mesh object and use it how you want.
I have no idea if this is the best solution, maybe there is a plugin that does this without converting to a Curve, but I wanted to share what I found here.
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