im making a statue to hold up the centre of a large apse for a build im doing, it looks alright from the front but from the sides/back it looks incredibly stiff and one dimensional. ive been tweaking it endlessly but i cant seem to get it right. any advice?
tried out a few packs but i need one that gives light blocks (1-15) illumination, every pack so far just ignores them
edit: for future people looking for answers, apparently there is no way to get light blocks to emit light
building a bioshock ish themed build, it will eventually be underwater and will need gloomy lighting that reaches up the pillars from beneath. Current method isnt working (sea lanterns under the floor in pic 2/3), anyone have a fix? The range they have is very small, and i havent found an rtx pack that gives illumination to light blocks, otherwise i would use them (currently using vanilla rtx).
any packs or methods that would help me?
Looking for a very specific statue, please help!
Hello, sorry if this post isn't meant for this sub. I'm looking for a statue I saw online a few years ago. I remember it vividly, possibly on this very subreddit and yet I cannot find any mention of it anywhere at all. Please help me!
It is a large, art deco style statue of a muscular man punching his way out of a pool of water with a determined or fierce look on his face. It was made from a silvery metal and his body was pierced with small holes. I only remember his upper body being visible, possibly just his head and arms.
I feel like I'm crazy as I cannot find it anywhere
Hello, sorry if this post isn't meant for this sub. I'm looking for a statue I saw online a few years ago. I remember it vividly on a popular subreddit and yet I cannot find any mention of it anywhere at all. Please help me!
It is a large, art deco style statue of a muscular man punching his way out of a pool of water with a determined or fierce look on his face. It was made from a silvery metal and his body was pierced with small holes. I only remember his upper body being visible, possibly just his head and arms.
I feel like I'm crazy as I cannot find it anywhere
The statue was of a muscular man who was reaching or punching out of a shallow layer of water with a determined or fierce expression. I remember the man was pierced with lots of small holes along his body, which was entirely a silvery metallic colour and was very large (think war memorial sized). The only parts of the man sculpted are his head and upper body, the rest is "underwater". It had an art deco theme and looked like something from bioshock.
playing stella montis for some pvp fun, bring in a bobcat + renegade. mow down 10+ players and EVERY single one is a free kit. extract with 5 minutes left with an inventory worth less than what i went in with cause i used up 10 herbal bandages and 5 stacks of light ammo to kill the free kits.
all risk no reward bringing in a good kit. embark needs to fix it, theres no point in pvping if everyone is gonna bring in the absolute worst gear they can.
i enjoy pvp but its a waste of time if theres no incentive to try. if my enemies brought in a good gun like a tempest or whatever then it would make each game difficult but rewarding to get kills. if each person is gonna give me a kettle 1 and a shield recharger then its a net loss to kill them cause of the time spent and ammo wasted.
tldr embark pls fix
Anselm defines god as a being than which nothing greater can be conceived (defined purely in terms of greatness), and further argues that it is greater to exist in both the imagination and reality as proof of gods existence
Gaunilo argues ad absurdum that a perfect island must really exist too, following Anselm's logic. However, an island is already defined by, for example, being a body of land, being surrounded by water, etc. Could the property of "being a property of land" be maximally great to the fullest extent, i.e matching God? Arguably, the island is restricted in it's maximum greatness as it is not defined purely in terms of greatness, as God is to Anselm, instead it is defined in other ways which limit it - for example, if I were to have a fear of the ocean, an island wouldn't be very great would it? What if I even were to have an irrational fear of islands themselves?
Essentially, as I understand it, the universe is a closed system - no energy can be added or subtracted from the universe as a whole, only redistributed in either the form of matter or energy.
Aquinas argues that most things making up the universe are contingent, and will eventually all cease to exist, and are only sustained because of a necessary being "replenishing" contingent things. However, with the advent of modern science we know that the universe is made up of subatomic particles and whatnot, and each contingent "thing", e.g chairs and rocks are actually made up of these particles.
Therefore, everything in the universe is necessary, and nothing is contingent, as it cannot be destroyed (as the universe is a closed system), only rearranged. Is this a viable criticism of Aquinas?
I was thinking about modern long distance runners carrying all sorts in backpacks (water bottles, food, etc), and I thought about what our ancestors might have had with them when hunting prey. Obviously spears and whatnot but what about apples and other things to keep them going? Would they have used rudimentary bags to help them carry things?
Or in a broader sense, what is the earliest evidence of things being carried by humans while not being held in our hands?
What is the earliest evidence for this?
Paper 1 on wednesday 😭. Genuinely doesnt feel real, past 2 years have just swept by. Paris anthology is gonna kill me i think.
For uni realistically i need an A but i think im gonna be lucky to get a C. Oh well.
sorry if this is the wrong sub, but does anyone have a mixed spotify playlist with anything like bob sinclar, michael gray, cassius, fatboy slim etc? the spotify search function is next to useless for me