u/canned_pho

TIL FF12's polygon count for the character models were less than FFX and even less than GTA San Andreas at only 1400~1500 polygons each.
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TIL FF12's polygon count for the character models were less than FFX and even less than GTA San Andreas at only 1400~1500 polygons each.

https://www.gamedeveloper.com/game-platforms/gdc-square-enix-gives-rare-technical-glimpse-at-i-final-fantasy-xii-i-

>"He showed a slide of two of the main characters from the game, Ashe and Vaan, which indicated how many polygons they could devote to each – approximately 1479 for Ashe, and 1487 for Vaan – both close to their limit of 1500 polygons, though still relatively low by most game standards"

FFX in-game battle models/low poly models were around 3000 polygons. (cutscene or high poly models were over 10000 polys)

CJ's character model in San Andreas was 2000 polygons.

I think it's pretty crazy how much art style and textures can affect how character models look and make low polygon models look decent or even great.

u/canned_pho — 1 day ago

Does anybody actually have the new Air Venturi "Ascent" model PCP air rifle, which uses a built-in pump?

Sold out everywhere. ZERO reviews on youtube or forums anywhere else really

Would really love to know how reliable the built-in pump has been for you.

One of the downsides of the old Seneca Aspen/Nova Freedom with pump built-in was serviceability and pump breaking down over time.

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u/canned_pho — 13 days ago
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Anybody else saw park rangers stopping ebike riders on the ARBT these past few days?

Around River Bend Park and William B. Pond part of the trail.

Wonder what for...

Speed limit? Ebike Class violation?

Noticed the ones they stopped were usually moped or dirt bike style ebikes.

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u/canned_pho — 13 days ago

Does adding a rigid steel wire/cable to a single horizontal tube bicycle add some structural support? For example, the wire is connected from the headset area/frame close to headset area to the bottom bracket?

For example a picture from this redditor who did what I described to his folding bicycle, but with Dyneema rope: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fi4zb4kwktjig1.jpeg%3Fwidth%3D4284%26format%3Dpjpg%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D1694d90d9167821034eb9099b573efd1fa671fd4

And Dahon folding bike company said that their steel wire adds structural support, supposedly allowing higher weight tolerances and strength in an article they made: https://usa.dahon.com/blogs/news/the-folding-bike-problems-and-solutions

But they are trying to sell their "Deltec" branded folding bikes with those support wires.

u/canned_pho — 17 days ago