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How to make (20-ish) VIP QUALITY crêpes
You will need:
Melt the butter (don’t heat it too much, or the fatty part will separate). Put the molten butter, sugar, milk and eggs inside a large bowl, and mix the ingredients. Slowly, add the flour, mixing every few seconds (you should use a mixer for this). When you have added all the flour, keep mixing for a few minutes, until there are no flour globs left. Let it rest for half an hour.
Take a pan with a diameter of approximately 23 cm (9 in); heat it, then spread some butter over its whole surface.
>>29 yanki go home
I like to make Kraft-style mac n cheese at home with my own resources. It comes out much better than Kraft, Annie's, etc. imo, and you can control my serving sizes much easier than with boxed mac n cheese. I use red lentil rotini (any pasta is fine but red lentil pasta's delicious, try it), dried cheddar cheese powder (I use whatever I can get on Amazon with government gibs, usually - Hoosier Hill is good, Anthony's is bland but not bad), salt and protein powder.
Cook 1 serving of your preferred pasta. While it's cooking, mix about 14~15g of cheese powder with an equal weight of protein powder (you will need a scale.) 1 or 2 grams of table salt depending on your taste. Add a little bit of filtered water and stir it up into a paste - a little water goes a long way, but I've never bothered to measure how much I use. If the mixture's thick but well-mixed, that's about what you should aim for, but if it's a little thin it won't hurt anything.
Once the pasta's done, drain it, turn off your stove, return pasta to pot and stir in the cheese sauce. Be careful about applying further heat to it, because heat can ruin the protein powder.
Another easy recipe I love making is carnitas. If you have a slow cooker, just take a fatty piece of pork, rub it down with your choice of seasonings, and throw that shit in the slow cooker for 8-12 hours depending on the weight of the pork. If you take it out when it's shreddable, it's almost impossible to screw up. After that just shred the pork and broil it until it's crispy enough for your liking. I like to make tacos with guacamole, lime juice, sour cream and green onions.
Recipes without photos of result feel so wasteful.
>>36 not everyone has a camera, mr web 2.0!
>>37 I HATE IMAGEBOARDS, I HATE IMAGEBOARDS
Making sandwiches is also cooking!
You'll need:
2 slices of whole bread
2 tomato slices
Semi-hard salty cheese
1-3 mint leaves
(Optional) Some black pepper, if you prefer your sandwiches slightly spicy
Put them together like this:
[BREAD]
MINT
TOMATOES
CHEESE
[BREAD]
I just found out lettuce goes really nicely with chicken :)
Trying to understand walking animation, thru procedural system. Doesnt work well, since i seem to learn more visually than not. https://devforum.roblox.com/t/procedural-walking-cycle-animation/809116
https://scialert.net/fulltext/?doi=ajsr.2015.165.181
Is there a way for me to "generate" correct motion, other than 3d computers graphic, maybe mathemathically or visually, so that a gait is generally correct, realistic of sort, or just at least functional looking, with relevance to things like weight, speed, conditions, which changes the posture of the gait itself somehow??? ideally i only work with information like xyz coordinates but anything with proven image, or gifs, seems valid then.
Otherwise I cant find anything more, dynamic than mathemathics... so without it i d need to own a farm like disney and feed a bunch of cattle which, could be ideal, but then, maybe not either.
warning: thread is not for lazy roto artist who have farms.
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>Is there a way for me to "generate" correct motion, other than 3d computers graphic, maybe mathemathically or visually, so that a gait is generally correct
No.
>Is there a way for me to "generate" correct motion, other than 3d computers graphic, maybe mathemathically or visually, so that a gait is generally correct, realistic of sort, or just at least functional looking, with relevance to things like weight, speed, conditions, which changes the posture of the gait itself somehow???
Probably not to an incredibly realistic degree, but I remember seeing a video one time about training neural networks on animation bones and movement in video games with a large data set of mocap footage that led to generated movement animation that adjusted to terrain. As to whether you can adjust like player stance height based on weight or something? I have no idea, with enough money and time I’m sure you could strap backpacks onto mocap actors and do the same thing. That one bunny fighting game (overgrowth?) uses a non-machine learning approach to procedural animation. There should be a GDC talk about it somewhere. I’d search for it for you but I’m at work so maybe later.
You might enjoy this video, >>1.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPoeNZZ6H4s
When I was a kid, I played the standards like Monopoly(does anyone ever read all the mortgaging rules?), chess/checkers, or battleship. Then I got a PC and largely ignored them for a long time. I recently learned about Go and Settlers of Catan, and have had a lot of fun playing online. It's piqued my interest in board games again, and I've found several that look interesting but it's so hard to find someone to play with, especially for the quirky games like the ones from Cheapass Games.
People at the local game shop only like to play games about World War II or the occasional Lovecraft knock-off.
>>1
I don't really like Monopoly as a "play seriously" game, because it depends too much on luck. And it's correct that deals and the psychological factor matter as well, but luck stands out too much sometimes. You can easily notice the 2-3 dice rolls that determine the outcome in about the mid to late phase, if you play some games with the same people.
It's still a fun game, though.
Smallworld is sorta fun
I recently came up with my own board game that combines bomberman and chess. 9x9 board, 16 blocks placed on B2, B4, B6, B8 (and so on through the D F and I files) representing walls that cannot be blown up, 27 capture pieces (representing the soft blocks that can be blown up) placed randomly on the board by the players beforehand, with paper tokens representing powerups placed underneath: movement powerup, bomb capacity powerup, and firepower powerup. Can be played 2-4 players. Each player has 3 pieces, two footbombers and one kingbomber. The footbombers can move two squares and can lay bombs, the kingbomber can move one square and can lay, kick, or throw bombs. Bombs are represented by black tokens. When a bomb is placed on the board, the player ends their play, and the bomb blows up after 3 plays (1 and a half turns). The objective is to take out the other character's kingbomber.
If I knew how to program, I would make an online playable version.
Different games can also allow different wall placements. The alternating rows of 4 is only to imitate the layout of the NES game.
I just realized the japanese sega saturn game Bomberman Wars is basically exactly like what I'm talking about except better in every way. Well. Damn.
5 plays instead of 3, more fair, allowing time to respond. Less crowded boards for more tactical movement. Armies of 5 with different strategies per piece and so forth. If I made this board game it would just be cloning this game I suppose.
Remember to use games with a hexagon board.
https://youtu.be/thOifuHs6eY?t=457
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covid delayed all my board game kickstarters from 2019-2020 and now they're all arriving at once and I don't have shelf space
Hello. I apologise if this is misplaced, my first time on this forum. I like birdwatching and I was wondering if there were any sites that have tips for birdwatching and pictures. Thank you
I'm sure there is some info on various birds on wikipedia, and various channels about birds on youtube, plus many books on this subject. Or do you want something more specific?
I think birdwatching forum refers to forums that are very very slow, is this the joke you are going for?
Through surface searches I find a few good channels, but I ask here to see if there’s any more obscure ones people would recommend. Or just good ones in general,I didn’t mean for the birdwatching forum joke, but that is kind of funny haha.
Searching for the underground birdwatching tips, if that is a thing that exists
I got my birdwatching badge at scouts, one thing I learned is that those guys can fly, so you've got to keep an eye on the sky as well on the ground and in the trees
My favorite birdwatching site is my windows 2022 in-home edition
i am a heron. i ahev a long neck and i pick fish out of the water w/ my beak. if you dont repost this comment on 10 other pages i will fly into your kitchen tonight and make a mess of your pots and pans
also thats what they want of me
Howdy. No need to brag. Who's “they”?
>>2
depending on who you're talking to it could be:
the jews
there mom
there friend
there father
there Jewish father
god?
god want's 3dcg
*their
*God
*wants
>>3 simpleton
I think you could type a 6 in whatever font you like in AutoCAD or something then extrude it to the thickness you want then plug your PC into a 3D printer and print it
I said how to calculate. not trace a fuckinh video.
If you do an animation course, you're expected to have experience in life drawing, and sometimes they include a life drawing module. This is so you have a good understanding of how bodies move, so you can make realistic animations. Tbh mate it seems kinda stupid looking for mathematical formulae to work it out for you. Maybe have a look and see if there are any life drawing clubs in your town? There's a good one here in a bohemian bar where you can have a pint or six and draw some real titties, you can even tell them how you want them to pose
>>2 if animation is as easy as being good at drawing there is no need to invent animation tools
>>3 It's not so much about "being good at drawing" but understanding better how bodies are put together, how the muscles move in relation to each other and stuff so you can make more realistic animations without the need for "animation tools". You think Walt Disney, Hayao Miyazaki, Tex Avery, any of those masters, learned using animation tools? It sounds like you're asking how to be good but you don't want to know the basics.
Since usually it's not really realism you want in an animation, you're trying to express the character's feelings and emotions through their movement, if you have a good understanding of how bodies (humans or animals or anthropomorphic objects) are put together, you'll be able to exaggerate and accentuate the movements your character makes in a way that's expressive but also looks natural
>as easy as being good at drawing
It's quite handy! If you're the same guy that posted pics of sketches you did recently, you should draw for another few thousand hours before dismissing it so easily
>>4 well you were the one who only suggested life drawing and dismiss mathemathics as stupid.
>bodies and muscle and put together.
clearly this is not the same topic but maybe you have hard time noticing it.
>using animation tools?
yes, they rotoed, i suppose. or actually use some brainy solutions i have not read, or you.
>Basics
i m not sure if mathemathics is not basic, given it is a discipline existing in just about many things.
>>4 also this isnt some childsplay pornart business where you can get by just by drawing two pebbles side by side, so unless you are really really talented, or just a plain cheat, making realistic motion is, an actual, thought out mechanical process that require real mechanical solutions, which can only be done with real studying and not just, swinging your pencil around some naked woman, sir.
>>4 otherwise we wont have all these retarded pebble animation and some lazy oh-so-wise advice you write everyday on your diary because it's easier than an actual, legitimate linear interpolation function with factual basis to be questioned about, but i guess you just like reading your own words too.
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Hey ya'll.
I've been playing guitar for about two years, but I am not very skilled at all. I need some fairly easy, but good sounding songs to learn.
And how much would a bass guitar cost? Would I need a seperate amp just for it? I have a good amp for my Electric.
Don't use an electric bass on a guitar amp. My advice is don't think it won't happen because it will. You'll ruin it.
You can use a electric bass on a guitar amp. just don't use it too loud, because THAT is what fucks up the amp. using your guitar amp for gigs and such is completly out of the question.
If you're buying a bass to begin learning how to play, I guess you could slightly wreck your guitar amp trying to find out whether you want to play it or not. After a few weeks, if you find that you like playing bass, I suggest that you invest in a bass amp. It's the frequency of the sound of the bass that ruins a guitar amp; volume affects this but is not the only factor. Just because you turn down the volume does not guarantee that the guitar amp will not be destroyed.
Incidentally, in buying a bass, I recommend a 4-sting passive, preferably secondhand as you are not yet sure whether you will pursue this hobby.
And for the record, learning how to play the bass is quite different from the guitar. The strings are thicker, the techniques (slapping, popping, tapping, etc.) are different, and plucking is different as well (and is not a very common technique).
The best way I've improved was by listening to many different styles of music. For 4 years, I've played nothing but punk and some mainstream rock bands, and I had never really gotten better. It wasn't until I started listening to and playing blues, classic rock, and heavy metal that I got better, quicker.
Although learning these songs may help improve your technique, looking into learning scales, chords, and basic music theory is very important. Out of these, I'm most knowledgeable on learning scales (my failure as a rhythm player is due to my lack of knowledge on more complex chords and most music theory). Start with the minor pentatonic scale (http://www.jamcenter.com/minorpentatonic.html). There are a number of sites that provide lessons on becoming more familiar with this scale (http://www.worldguitar.com/warmup2.html). Once you know the scale through the fretboard (not necessarily mastered), you can start learning to improvise. This takes a lot of time and practice. The best way I learned to do this was by listening to a lot of blues musicians (I listened to a lot of B.B. King, Hendrix, and Stevie Ray Vaughan) and learning guitar licks. I use these licks in my playing, but I eventually learned to create my own which would eventually shape my own style of playing. These things will sort of come naturally to you once you get started on it. Also, don't be afraid to jam with other guitar players. I learned a lot from a man who I met and jammed with at Guitar Center. He was one of my main inspirations for playing the blues.
Explore the Jam Center website. It has a lot of free lessons that you can use.
If you decide to learn bass, get ready for lots of painful blisters on your fingertips if you get serious. They hurt like crazy, but they're the fastest way to get calluses, which make your fingers more resistant to blisters and pain.
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If you can play a bit of guitar already, bass is really easy! Also, guitar amps aren't designed to handle the bass guitar's lower frequencies, don't risk it!
Basically the key is to pace the right position and orientation for an animation to loop in a: balance, b: natural/weighted
the idea is simple enough, if the position and orientations are right,so will the animation. Including the balance and natural ways limb move in turn, the values of these position must also include the required offset that makes the motion move in correct pattern.
Anything is welcome. Math physics, or some funky non logical ways to define the correct image.
Ready and Go.
keep it in one thread, nigger
>>2 oh boy, you are the joke to your allah for his heaven boy. it was very funny to leave you to anubis or whatsoever chimpgod for a few fifty percent of your life of somethin.
not less, since you wont "learn"and that s no fun.
>>2 also i had the warranty to put the apple to you becauss only smart intelligent boys and girls go to heaven.
A "test", as he said. but you were so miserable i just wanna pull you out but really it is better for me to enslave you per his instruction. also the children to come. Nothing personal kid, he also made the dog-munist who always go to heaven like most animals. You are a little bit prettier to step and squeeze and also worthlessly retarded.
>>2 so dont complaint much now, you dont really get that special package to go to heaven unlike we animals.
and just like the cat mothers
what do you care after all the wars and conflict, but to fatten yourself.
Only a different monkeys, licking own balls.
keep it in one post, nigger
XD this one's my favourite
You cant even put down simple numbers and model to suport your knowledge? Maybe you know nothing at all lol. Just parotting whatever you read on the internet and tracing from your pirated animation while replaying it again and again saying "good job you are special". Or perhaps hiring your mum to do your work since you cant even memorize a short 100 letter concept of what the fuck you are doing?
emphasize on "simple". easy but you cant.
XD Who are you angry at ITT?
Deep down, he is angry at himself.
