u/vonroyale

I was happy to see last night some major streamers playing the game and doing it justice. If the studio can get some hype and make some money hopefully they can buy themselves enough time to fix the problems and put out a masterpiece. The game is so good with some incredible concepts, and exhilarating gameplay. It has incredible potential. I really hope it succeeds.

A selection box is never going to get exactly right on the pixels I need, so I need to draw a selection box and then zoom in super close to adjust the edges of the box to be right where i need it, but the problem is that any transformation to the bounding box actually transforms the selected layer. Why can't you adjust the box FIRST before you use it to transform the layer?

Precuts or rolls, I'm open to hear about what machine you use and what you think is good.

Anyone using the Chinese ZD-4/M2000 style electric machines?

Precuts or rolls, I'm open to hear about what machine you use and what you think is good.

Anyone using the Chinese ZD-4/M2000 style electric machines?

They sound SO SIMILAR that it's throwing me off. I think I've heard the other guy in voice chat on the stream too sometimes. Do they take turns during the day? Sometimes I see Gimmick playing Tarkov while the other guy is on screen narrating.

I have pretty thoroughly gone through the KY Knives inventory with about $1k with of fixed blades. Are there any other sites that are doing quality fixed blades. I'd love to find some Miller stuff. I like Acta NV stuff, Microtech, any Karambits, but not mall ninja stuff, gotta be good steel.

I have a customer who wants some thank you cards printed and still be able to run them back through their laser copier for personalization at their office. So I know I can't print them on my laser machine because you cant run laser prints twice. So can I run these on my inkjet machine? Can inkjet prints safely go back through a laser machine later? There are no areas where one print will print over another printed area.

Paper is 32lb Linen stock, which was chosen for the look and so it's thin enough to be run without problems in anyone's machine.

Thanks for the help. I have not had a request like this. Usually its the other way around. Print laser first and then print on a form or something with an inkjet.

We all know this is the way it's going for certain print niches. Customer experience is becoming the most important thing and having the customer get committed to the design on your website helps to push them to the sale. If you want to sell something specific like Business Cards, or Brochures having a "fill out the form for a quote" just slows down the process. My CRM is Shopify. Has anyone found a good online designer and configurator?