Image 1 — Three minutes of work to add a little texture and contrast to the unit cards makes a lot of difference.
Image 2 — Three minutes of work to add a little texture and contrast to the unit cards makes a lot of difference.
▲ 126 r/shogun2

Three minutes of work to add a little texture and contrast to the unit cards makes a lot of difference.

First picture is the enhaced unit card posted the other day, with a canvas texture applied and playing with the levels a little bit, with the second untouched.

Put me on the team CA, I'm ready

u/OnionsoftheBelt — 6 days ago
▲ 15 r/shogun2+1 crossposts

I'm pretty keen for the Shogun 2 update, excited for an Ikko Ikki campaign without any crashes (hopefully)

u/OnionsoftheBelt — 18 days ago

It seems needlessly confusing

All I need this for is to create a folder, put videos into it, and share it with a client to let them comment/download. But I have to upload it to my personal library first? Then transfer it to another folder? Then create a review folder? Move it there? Why are there so many steps? I've been wrestling with this while my client is waiting but nothing seems to help and support is not answering

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u/OnionsoftheBelt — 2 months ago
▲ 22 r/sydney

Best hill for cardboard sledding?

Back in my day, we used to bring our cardboard boxes to Waverley park and slide down the hill next to the massive slide that used to be there. But they've since planted loads of bushes on that hill. Where would you take your kids for that experience these days?

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u/OnionsoftheBelt — 2 months ago

I found this cool tutorial for ocean waves, but I can't recreate one step.

It's a super quick tutorial that doesn't explain the parameters being used, but I can't seem to create the same look as the emboss step and there are no further details. Any ideas?

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u/OnionsoftheBelt — 4 months ago

Injustice sensitivity is causing social isolation in school

I'm looking for any advice for a young family member. They have been diagnosed and medicated for ADHD, but their sense of justice and fairness is causing a lot of issues as they simply must put themselves into any situation they deem is unfair and try to correct it. Either physically or by running to the teachers to snitch on people for minor issues. As a result, other kids are staying well away or antagonizing them because they know a reaction is inbound. For those who have been through this, how did you manage?

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u/OnionsoftheBelt — 5 months ago
▲ 608 r/totalwar

It'd be cool if you could set up your army while the battle is loading.

Setting up battle lines on a topdown map like this before seeing it come to life? Absolute gameplay.

u/OnionsoftheBelt — 5 months ago