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the art of book covers
Hey! You. Watch Jigokuraku right now
Cinematic Parallels.
thank you for the kind words :) of course i can make a tutorial, it's actually super simple!
1: Open up Sims 4 Studio and press CTRL+Shift+C, like you would in-game. Type 'object-preview' into the Cheat Console.
2: Search 'bassinet' and click on the Warehouse on the studio tab. The resources in red are EA's default newborn skin.
3: Shift+click to select multiple resources - make sure the instance numbers match the ones in the pic above. Then click on 'Batch Export'. Don't change the file name from 'export.binary'.
4: This is how the images should be named after saving, for reference. (this step is really just an excuse to sneak in a lil pic of my son hamster, heh)
5: Once you've got your images, close the object previewer. Click on 'Tools' to create an empty package.
6: Click 'Batch Import' and select the images you've just saved.
And you've got your default replacement package! Now you can export the images (as .dds to preserve the alpha channel!) and edit them however you like, then re-import them.
The two light grey DST images are the normal maps (just a diaper by default). The pink ones are specular maps (just the eyeball). The greyscale ghost-looking ones are the actual overlay texture.
and if this seems like too much work feel free to just use my replacement .package as a base lol
SLAM DUNK スラムダンク (1993 - 1996) ⌊EP.022 | dir. nishizawa nobutaka⌉
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (2022) Wagner Moura as Big Bad Wolf
So I finally watched Puss in Boots 2....
Community (2009-2015)
seemed like a good time to post this one
When you tell your boss you’re quitting you job as a maid to join your two best friends in a pop star career and they come pick you up in a pink limo while blasting your viral song about how your boss is a bitch, just everyday stuff
Me if i was Shuri in Wakanda forever
I thought Namor was flirting with Shuri, but he was just that hot & charismatic
Edits that make you explode 💥
A quick gift for @sporesgalaxy and @wiiabee :)
…have any of you heard of the Hawkeye initiative?
too ADHD to STEM
too Autism to Humanities
just enough brain function to understand JoJo stands
after almost a month and a lot of procrastination, I am happy to finally present: The CSGNF Intro to Programming Manifesto!!!!
PART ONE: SO YOU WANT TO LEARN TO CODE
When discussing learning how to code in general, I think it helps to think of an analogy where writing code is way more like building a car engine than it is writing an essay. When you write a program, especially more sophisticated ones, you’re putting together a lot of individually working parts that either you make yourself (such as functions) or the language provides for you. Debugging is the same way: you can slam out an essay and then look at it later and use the end product to figure out what you need to edit, but if you build a car without testing any of the parts first and it doesn’t turn on you have no idea what part of the engine is giving you trouble.
One of the biggest “tips” I have is to start with the basics and build fundamental knowledge before jumping straight to big projects! A lot of material online follows the model of “become a software engineer in a week” and starts at a really high level—you’ll have a much easier time long term if you start with computing and coding basics rather than “how to code a first person shooter with no experience.” I really liked TheNewBoston’s introduction to networking series. While networking is very different from programming, they build off of the same fundamental computing concepts, and they also have series on specific languages and frameworks as well.
Some of those videos are from as early as 2012, which seems like it would be outdated, but while frameworks and some new technologies change, the basic concepts of computer science have stayed the same for like 50 years. The languages I’ve done the most work in (C++ and Python) were first released in 1985 and 1989 respectively! They’ve gone through lots of updates since then but the basic concepts are all still there.
Another tip I have is to pick an end goal and then learn the programming language that will help you program that project in the end! Once you learn one language it’s pretty easy to pick up other ones, because the concepts of programming translate across all of the major languages. for example, I started learning to code with C++ (about 5ish years ago), and have since done work in C, C#, Python, Java, JavaScript, and some other front end & database technologies. With our car engine analogy, think of like building a Toyota engine vs building a Subaru engine. They probably come together in different ways and utilize different parts, but the basic pieces and patterns are going to translate between the two.
All that is to say: just choose a language based on what the thing you want to code is! A quick google search can usually give you a good idea of the best one for your project. Do you want your end project to be a Minecraft plug-in or mod? learn Java! Do you want to make a website to talk about how much you love your favorite twitch streamer? Learn HTML! Do you want to write a game in unity? Learn C#!
PART TWO: WHERE DO I LEARN TO CODE?
I am a NOVA By Aitor Sebastián
some vintage posters I love
finding out just how many of my mutuals are mcr fans rn