u/cowpool20

I was just rewatching the Wool Collecting lets play, and early on into the second part you can see Gavin already had an ink sac and could have won. Then I remembered a future lets play where Geoff revealed that they decided the lets play was gonna be too short so asked Gavin to just run around and pretend he couldn't find an ink sac to stretch out the runtime, only for Geoff to steal the win.

And it made me wonder, have there ever been other lets plays where you can see they had scripted moments or where they straight up admitted to scripting?

EDIT: Sorry, I realise I probably worded it wrong. By scripted I didn't mean pre-planned before recording. I just mean moments that they decided to extend, "fake" in order to prolong the video. I get that they (especially Gavin) would often do stuff purely for entertainment.

I'm working on a short film and need 3 character models (technically its 2 characters but I need a variant of one).

The characters are human:

- A pregnant red headed woman.

- Battle damaged Spider-Man (torn and damaged suit)

- Zombie Spider-Man

I'd like all 3 models to be rigged if possible for animating with Blender.

Please DM me your portfolio and rates if interested! :)

Thank you!

I'm working on an analog horror series. I've already made 4 episodes which I used mostly stock photos and videos. But in this latest episode, I'd like for it to be animated.

In terms of complexity it would be fairly easy. The entire episode is taken from a security camera. Twice in the episode a character will exit a room and into another. Maybe in total 20 seconds of animation, probably less.

I would like to try to make it myself, but I've never animated before. So I figured I'd see if anyone in this community that can animate and would be interested in helping.

Paid work of course! DM me with your rates and portfolio please :)

Thank you!

Apologies that this is yet another “passed” post, I know this sub gets them all the time.

But, today I passed first time with 0 faults, and as someone who struggles with anxiety, often letting anxiety “win”. I thought maybe I’d give a little advice to anyone similar.

Before every lesson, the day before even a couple days before the nerves and anxiety would hit. I’d sometimes wonder “is 24 hours enough notice to cancel?”, or hope that my instructor would cancel (I had an amazing instructor btw so make sure you get one that you’re comfortable with). Both those never happened, and I always made sure no matter how bad my anxiety was, to just go and do it. Because I always knew the moment I got in that car, I was fine. So if anyone else is similar, don’t let your anxiety “win” and cause you to cancel or delay your learning. Be confident, fight through the nerves. It makes passing feel even better because you kicked anxiety’s ass!

Oh yeah, I always had a banana before every lesson. Did it help? I think so, personally anyway.

Like everyone in here, my scoliosis affects my posture when standing, I slouch a lot.

And I was thinking of maybe getting a posture corrector vest that I could wear on stuff like nights out and stuff. I wouldn't wear it at home because I know I can't "correct" my posture permanently with scoliosis. Just when I'm out in public really.

Has anyone here ever worn one before? What was it like?

I know this is different for everybody. But from what I’ve learned is the examiner just wants to see if you’re a safe and calm driver rather than flawless. I’ve seen people say they do things that they were convinced failed them but it just turned out to be a minor.

So, to fail would you have to do a pretty big mistake? What are things that people may think are fails but actually aren’t?