Hideki @hideki@gameliberty.club

@Loki Yo tengo en el telefono una app que se llama "note to self", que es una aplicacion para tomar notas pero esta hecha como si fuera una aplicacion de mensajeria, como whatsapp por ejemplo.

Puedes crear "chats" o canales y puedes poner en ellos textos, audios o fotos, y yo la uso para eso precisamente, cuando se me ocurre algo rapido, la abro y lo anoto o lo digo o pongo una foto de lo que vea en ese momento.

@Loki you mean you didn't??

Dude it's true, i saw it on tiktok

When you bring an american to play at the orchestra.

@anondyne it's not exactly relighting any image, you still have to have the model to do this.

This is another example, the left one is the actual model and the right one is a plane with an image and a normal map created from the model. Like i said this is useful to add detail to scenes without using too much geometry.

It's not hard to do, i don't remember exactly where i saw the indications to do this, as soon as i find i will reply to this post.

@doesnotexist

>creativity 1.7

dang i wish i had this much creativity

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1586108809772089345

inb4 it was an actually an elaborate prank to the media by Elon.

@todayilearned@botsin.space

Not feeling that good today, i hope i don't have that "thing" again...

When you look in the dictionary the definition of "Virtue Signaling", this tweet appears.

This is cool, i have these two humanoids in Blender, and both react the same to light: depending where the light is, one side gets iluminated and the other gets dark

The cool thing is, that one is a proper model, and the other is a mere image in a plane.

Why is this cool? With this technique you can have things in the background reacting in detail with the ambient light with just a fraction of the geometry needed.

@fortune

(((Samuel Goldwyn)))