I read with the proper voices in my head. This is gold

The more I work, the more I realize that writing things down is the best approach, you can have lots of tools and aids but they should be used on top of writing things down!

Ah yes! Classic companies not respecting their consumers intelligence.
"But without the full name, they might get confused!"
However with subscriptions services, the consumers are geniuses, so no need to help or make things ergonomic or properly label "buy" as "rent"

All Pop Culture Detective videos are pure genius 💡

I don't necessarily agree with everything Jason Schreier says, but he's been reporting on gaming for a very long time and few journalists have as wide of an overview of the gaming industry as he.

Who knew octorocks hid guns in their mouth!

Ok, you've sold me on it!

I also wish to had my voice to the lot in appreciation of your work! I love it, I check every new piece you had to the collection!

To be fair, the reality is that practical effects are always better than visibly CGI ones. Perhaps due to the reasons you've mentioned. But there's so much invisible CGI in movies, including for so-called practical effects in modern movies
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I think you just have to set the viewport to orthographic (numpad 5 or view menu)

Alt+lmb allow you to select between multiple superposed element (objects, faces, bones, etc)
Very useful when working with bones for example.

I guess it's a question of preferences, but I would personally find that quite disorienting.

That system's short-lived successor was OkoFloof; pretty much the same idea but using instanced card geometry instead of procedural one to avoid the cost of a compute shader generating the geometry, because it was quite unnecessary.

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