u/Jinjoz

Incoming parent here who doesn't play Minecraft :)

So my special needs son loves to play Minecraft and he also likes to create his own Nextbots which he spawns in his own worlds - he likes to make escape rooms and if you don't pick the right door a Nextbots comes out and attacks you.

He would make these Nextbots with Addon Maker by Joycraft studios. In the past week or so he would input all the same things, add his photo, etc but when he goes to hit the checkmark in the top right corner nothing happens.

At first I thought his iPad storage was full so I cleaned it out but nothing changed. Then I wondered if the image he used was too big, but when I go to edit it on Addon Maker the size of it doesn't matter. I went on YouTube and watched some people's tutorial on how to make Nextbots in Minecraft, followed them to the best I could, but still nothing changed.

Any ideas or tips?

Edit: in terms of the version he's using, I think it would be titled the Bedrock edition? It's just the one you download from the Apple Store

My brothers and I pick a theme every month and try and watch as many movies based around that theme. My older brother picked the theme of 'Forgive ne father, for I have Sinthed". And he explained that it's movies that really focus on that synthesizer sound.

This is not my area of expertise so help me out!

Starting a YouTube channel where I'm starting out simple and just summarizing each issue of a comic series. Shooting to expand and do reviews, read alongs, and deep dives.

The title is my question - when putting up panels of comic books I can line them up so they look nice and clean in a long form video, but then they look too zoomed in for a short. If I line it up for a short it doesn't fill up the screen for Longform content.

Also, should I be trying to fill in the empty space in the video? I have a looping, slightly blurred background, but often the left and right side are empty space with the panel I'm focusing on in the middle of the screen. Should I try and fill in the whole space or is it fine to leave it empty? .

So I usually don't talk about finances so this is a bit of a vulnerable moment for me but I've just been down in the dumps, feeling like I'm behind in life so looking for either a pat on the back or just a little guidance.

I work as one of the managers for a family mobile car detailing company. Dad still runs it but hopefully will step back sometime soon and hand it over to me and my older brother.

I make 65k a year steadily, sometimes that can jump to 70k if we get some big insurance jobs.

I also have two special needs kids, and they each get about $950 a month from social security. So all in all I'd say I make about 73k a year.

Wife and I own a house, purchased it in 2019 for $395k at 3.5%. We're paying $2200 a month for the mortgage.

In terms of debt we have about 2k in debt another 4k on a personal loan.

We own both our cars right out

We have about 5k in savings. But we don't have anything saved for retirement. Something I know that I need to change, I guess I'm just worried that paying into that monthly is gonna mess up our day to day, feel like I can't afford it.

Wife and I are in our mid thirties, with a 8 and a 10 year old and love outside of the Portland Oregon area. My disabled father in law also lives with us and will mostly likely do so until he passes away.

Am I screwed? Am I doing okay? Any nudge?

What brought this up is my brother in law is heavily invested into Crypto and my older brother dabbles in it. I never had the urge to do that, or felt like I had the money to do it.