u/BongeeBoy

Very rough trace of a blender model I made

Please post more martians vs wumpus cheers

I saw they have a liquor license application but google doesn't say anything... I have never heard of it

https://www.pncc.govt.nz/News-Events/Public-notices/Zeus-Club-on-licence-renewal

Released 10 months ago. I somehow missed the memo xD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYfhhHpqUow

Mars is 56 million km away, when it's closest. The cylinders took a few months to get here. The WOTW Wikipedia says the first one was fired Feb 12th, and landed in June. So about 120 days. This means they were travelling about 19,000 km per hour on average. Even if they took a year they'd be travelling some 6,000 km per hour.

A fast bullet can travel 4,000 km per hour, and can get squashed and mangled on impact. A human in a 100 km per hour car crash gets... dead and mangled.

How on earth (how on Mars) would the Martians (a soft living organism) have survived this impact? Unless they arrive at Earths orbit, use rockets to slow down before impact? The rockets could be the green streaks the narrator sees in the sky. Or maybe there is a spring inside the cylinder, between the nose and the living quarters, to reduce the impact?

Not to mention how they didn't burn up in the atmosphere at that speed...

Feat my inkscape drawing. Feels like i'm setting homework for yall

http://www.thelastshadowpuppets.com/ the site has been down for a few years. there's no content on it

I wan to explore this basement (dungeon) further but there's this trap in my way

I can't see the option in the options. Blocks my view

I wonder if anyone has any WOTW related ideas for small-ish patchwork tattoos? I realised last night that the B&W fighting machines by Henrique Alvim Corrêa would work pretty well, as it's already "tattoo-y" (i.e. without the background/landscape)

I reached level 6 with the officer class, and unlocked this hat perk. but nothing has changed in the hat selection menus (the hats which are there are the same as I've always had).

How do i wear it?

The kiwis and aussies are loving this game

Isonzo barely had 10 people on during an evening at most. This many players at 10am in the morning (Melbourne time) and on a work day is pretty nuts

We seem to be the odd ones out

Link:

https://newsroom.co.nz/2026/08/07/govt-puts-final-squeeze-on-councils-to-merge-into-fewer-than-40/?fbclid=IwcGRvZgVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFLTlhmZHFxVXdmZGFXVHUyc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHlFKB_Fsj2eUBx10VTZz05Gnh1csd1CcXuywIB0uoawkCQ9ABkZ-0Mih1nUl_aem_7cdvak7vaZL-THNGs-GSmg#Echobox=1786179247

Might be a lame question but: I'm a white guy, not in the UK but will travel there, and am thinking of getting a tattoo like the attached done in a medieval wood etch style. It's St George, and I've only just clicked that his cross (i.e. the English red and white flag) has become an offensive symbol of nationalism recently. Would getting a St George slaying the dragon tattoo be problematic or offensive in the UK? I.e would someone see it, and think I'm a white nationalist etc? It wouldn't have his flag just want to avoid any connotations

The windows/doors are on planes. The main walls are a hollow cube with the same types of texture files as the windows/doors. But the doors/windows texture has odd shading in render view. They're oddly dark or bright depending on their orientation.

The textures are: Base colour, normal, and roughness. The base colour has opacity around the texture islands (4th pic)

What's causing this and what can I do to solve? Is it an issue with Blender or my textures?

The screenshots are from EEVEE. I also tried in cycles, but the door/windows are completely dark while the walls are perfect.

I'm modelling a simple street light. I've made seams for the pole and light, and applied the same scale, but their UV islands take up like 1/6th of the UV map. it seems a waste of texture space.

Looking for advice really~ what should I be doing; stretch the islands to make them bigger? The main pole will be a concrete texture and the rest will be metal. I don't want it looking stretched...

I am modelling this garage for a City Skylines video game mod.

When I bake the textures, some of the lines where the wood cladding meets gets given a heavier line compared to the rest, and makes it look unrealistic. The cladding is uniformly spaced as I used the array modifier to make it. I've merged by distance on them and checked for any double-up of the mesh, and there's no problems there.

I have tried various baking settings including the default. this happens if I reduce the dilation to 0 and apply diffusion as well.

Does anyone have any hints to avoid this issue? I've had it with other wood clad buildings.

Images descriptions:

1. The baked model with the lines showing. Using the bone texture.
2. The baked normal of the model showing the lines.
3. The high poly model in the render viewport, as to show that the cladding is uniform.

I'm unwrapping my model in Blender and importing it as an fbx. When it loads, the UV is completely different to the one in the model I exported?

Anyone know why, and how to fix it?