Hey all!
I'm new to the area and every summer my family and I like to pick wild marionberries and blackberries. They're great for jams and pies, and since blackberries are an invasive species, it's great for the environment.
Does anyone know of a good spot in the area that's open for picking in the summer months?
Thanks in advance!
Rendering is when you use complex lighting to make an object or figure appear 3D.
Cell shading is when you use a flat color on a flat color to give the cartoon effect of implying something has depth.
It's so frustrating the amount of people I see just tossing around the term "rendering" right now. Everything is "rendering". I've seen people with flat color images with slightly different colored line art calling it "rendering".
I get that this might seem like a petty or stupid thing to complain about, but if people were in a working environment (which a lot of the people I'm seeing are trying to get into), and they were told to render something and they came back with cell shaded or flat colored images, it would not get met well. You're expected to know these kinds of basic terms when you get into the field.
And a quick google search shows me what happened. It looks like one moderately sized youtuber started spreading bad information and then a bunch of smaller ones started spreading it around on TikTok. But bad information is still bad information.
Please. Please. If you have any intention of getting into work professionally, know that "rendering" is not cell shading...
I'm the sole mod in a small sub I'm trying to grow. There isn't much to do in the sub right now because there aren't many active users.
Because of this, I've been marked as inactive.
I'm not sure what to do or how to resolve this. I was actually just denied ownership of another unmoderated sub, I believe due to this, despite being one of the most active mods on two other related subs.
Any ideas on how to resolve this? It isn't exactly the kind of sub where I can just post topics. It requires other people to participate.