An Alex
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26, Nerdy goth thing 🔞 mdni
Queer weirdo.
Queer weirdo.
These parts!
Way easier to see on a 4K display rather that 1080p youtube compression, but like I remember thinking "hang on, how are they doing that?"
Way easier to see on a 4K display rather that 1080p youtube compression, but like I remember thinking "hang on, how are they doing that?"
October 15, 2025 at 4:35 AM
These parts!
Way easier to see on a 4K display rather that 1080p youtube compression, but like I remember thinking "hang on, how are they doing that?"
Way easier to see on a 4K display rather that 1080p youtube compression, but like I remember thinking "hang on, how are they doing that?"
Damn, sounds like some kinda smartphone!
October 5, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Damn, sounds like some kinda smartphone!
We stan an anti-capitalist king
October 2, 2025 at 8:43 AM
We stan an anti-capitalist king
Fuck it, we ball(point pen)
October 1, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Fuck it, we ball(point pen)
I actually didn't know that a part of Jupiter is officially referred to as "The Halo Ring", that's neat
September 28, 2025 at 8:52 AM
I actually didn't know that a part of Jupiter is officially referred to as "The Halo Ring", that's neat
But can they get close to a videogame?
September 27, 2025 at 9:46 AM
But can they get close to a videogame?
You can add some amazing detail to low-poly meshes simply by marking certain edges to be rendered as Sharp.
Surely it wouldn't be *that* hard (I say as a totally novice programmer) to create a similar method for pixel filtering? 👀
Surely it wouldn't be *that* hard (I say as a totally novice programmer) to create a similar method for pixel filtering? 👀
September 11, 2025 at 7:35 AM
You can add some amazing detail to low-poly meshes simply by marking certain edges to be rendered as Sharp.
Surely it wouldn't be *that* hard (I say as a totally novice programmer) to create a similar method for pixel filtering? 👀
Surely it wouldn't be *that* hard (I say as a totally novice programmer) to create a similar method for pixel filtering? 👀
One of my biggest struggles when first using Blender was deciding whether to use Flat shading on meshes (Left) or Smooth shading (Centre), until I eventually learn of Auto-Smooth (Right) where the edges are dynamically blended or sharpened depending on the surface angle.
September 11, 2025 at 7:32 AM
One of my biggest struggles when first using Blender was deciding whether to use Flat shading on meshes (Left) or Smooth shading (Centre), until I eventually learn of Auto-Smooth (Right) where the edges are dynamically blended or sharpened depending on the surface angle.
I know well enough that this sort of calculation comes up often enough in shader scripting, but I can't recall seeing it used for this purpose, of looking at the RGB values for each pixel and determining, for instance, "oh, this edge should be sharp, this edge should be blurred" etc
September 11, 2025 at 7:18 AM
I know well enough that this sort of calculation comes up often enough in shader scripting, but I can't recall seeing it used for this purpose, of looking at the RGB values for each pixel and determining, for instance, "oh, this edge should be sharp, this edge should be blurred" etc
Here's a simple mockup in blender that's *similar* to what I'm after, but nowhere close to achieving it - I simply subdivided the mesh to the pixel count, selected the "sharp" faces and changed them to have Closest texture filtering enabled
September 11, 2025 at 7:07 AM
Here's a simple mockup in blender that's *similar* to what I'm after, but nowhere close to achieving it - I simply subdivided the mesh to the pixel count, selected the "sharp" faces and changed them to have Closest texture filtering enabled
So I've got a super interesting question I'm sending out to any shader and texture experts out there -
When it comes to low-res textures, the two most common ways for pixels to be filtered are either Closest (sharp but noisy) or Linear (smooth, but muddy)
I want to know if there's a hybrid form.
When it comes to low-res textures, the two most common ways for pixels to be filtered are either Closest (sharp but noisy) or Linear (smooth, but muddy)
I want to know if there's a hybrid form.
September 11, 2025 at 7:01 AM
So I've got a super interesting question I'm sending out to any shader and texture experts out there -
When it comes to low-res textures, the two most common ways for pixels to be filtered are either Closest (sharp but noisy) or Linear (smooth, but muddy)
I want to know if there's a hybrid form.
When it comes to low-res textures, the two most common ways for pixels to be filtered are either Closest (sharp but noisy) or Linear (smooth, but muddy)
I want to know if there's a hybrid form.
Where bug
Release time was 80 minutes ago 😔
Release time was 80 minutes ago 😔
September 4, 2025 at 3:18 PM
Where bug
Release time was 80 minutes ago 😔
Release time was 80 minutes ago 😔
Imagine Max Payne's jump diving but more like this:
September 2, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Imagine Max Payne's jump diving but more like this:
Live slug reaction
September 1, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Live slug reaction
Hmmm
This would seem like evidence against previous accusations, but 2.4K in two hours versus 3.1K in two *days* means there's still variables to be determined 🤔
This would seem like evidence against previous accusations, but 2.4K in two hours versus 3.1K in two *days* means there's still variables to be determined 🤔
August 19, 2025 at 11:35 PM
Hmmm
This would seem like evidence against previous accusations, but 2.4K in two hours versus 3.1K in two *days* means there's still variables to be determined 🤔
This would seem like evidence against previous accusations, but 2.4K in two hours versus 3.1K in two *days* means there's still variables to be determined 🤔
Thinking this is likely an AI-generated video.
This original image has been around for years, and OP's telling me that it's just the first frame of a video that I hadn't seen until now?
This original image has been around for years, and OP's telling me that it's just the first frame of a video that I hadn't seen until now?
August 19, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Thinking this is likely an AI-generated video.
This original image has been around for years, and OP's telling me that it's just the first frame of a video that I hadn't seen until now?
This original image has been around for years, and OP's telling me that it's just the first frame of a video that I hadn't seen until now?
