steez advice
any rules of thumb for being less stiff or making grinds look nicer? if there are any good vids on it please recommend them!
any rules of thumb for being less stiff or making grinds look nicer? if there are any good vids on it please recommend them!
just putting this here so people know it's still something you can visit.
question though- I'm on the classic oysi frames and I'd really like to be closer to the ground on a flat set (with a similar h block size). Any recs
Cheers
As the title says. Would really like a substantial objective that takes time, sends you all around the map, requires resources. Anything self imposed, or maybe mods I missed? Thanks!
edit: typo: not only do we like how zomboid, we like project zomboid
a bit disappointed this is happening. is it expected, or am I doing something wrong? I'm not washing the shell or anything. I do leave my sweaty liners in after a session though.
Anything I can do to fix it?
trying to figure out a workflow for putting a comic together in krita. right now im using the storyboard to help me figure out the story itself, sort of a zoomed out version of what the comic panels might be. the thing is, its not really easy to work in the storyboard/animation environment and have somewhere else to try and put pages and panels together.
if anyone has some insight, resource, youtube video etc that might help i'd appreciate it!
I have a pair of thems 909s with oysi medium frames and intuition liners. I can't seem to get the skates on their sides enough to lock in the h block and the soul plate. Are the oysi mediums much taller than other flat frames or is it a flexibility issue on my part? maybe not enough knee bending, I dont know.
It just seems like I need to get the skates soooo far over on their side to lock it in