Their list:
12) The Land Before Time
11) Wolf Children
10) The Iron Giant
9) Superman: Doomsday
8) Hotel Transylvania
7) Rango
6) The Pagemaster
5) Sword of the Stranger
4) Batman: Under the Red Hood
3) Ice Age: The Meltdown
2) The Hobbit
1) The Flight of Dragons
But of course the correct top 3 is:
3) The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists!
2) Coraline
1) The Secret of NIMH
Stupid article needs a before and after comparison.
Instead it has way too many ads.
“It’s a bit technical,” begins Birdwell, "but the simple version is that graphics cards at the time always stored RGB textures and even displayed everything as non linear intensities, meaning that an 8 bit RGB value of 128 encodes a pixel that’s about 22% as bright as a value of 255, but the graphics hardware was doing lighting calculations as though everything was linear.
“The net result was that lighting always looked off. If you were trying to shade something that was curved, the dimming due to the surface angle aiming away from the light source would get darker way too quickly. Just like the example above, something that was supposed to end up looking 50% as bright as full intensity ended up looking only 22% as bright on the display. It looked very unnatural, instead of a nice curve everything was shaded way too extreme, rounded shapes looked oddly exaggerated and there wasn’t any way to get things to work in the general case.”
This should have been easy enough to illustrate.
Edit:
Here is a greyscale illustration of a similar phenomenon:
From https://www.odelama.com/photo/Developing-a-RAW-Photo-by-hand/
Of course in reality it get a bit more complex when we perceive colors as having different brightness too:
From https://www.vis4.net/blog/avoid-equidistant-hsv-colors/
I feel like the blender and Godot communities should have enough overlap to provide a steady stream of documentation and tutorials.
I would love to see a tutorial showing a minimal game built from the ground up including modeling, texturing, and animating models in Blender then transferring them to Godot and building the game. Instead people seem to focus on one app or the other and hand wave away the details of the transfer.
There are around 27 million people in Australia so it would be roughly comparable to blocking Florida (22 million) or Texas (30 million).
Once you’ve become a Verified Model on Pornhub, you have the option to block certain countries, American states, and Canadian provinces from viewing your Pornhub and Modelhub profile and videos.
[…], and those are more likely to be shown to people in Australia.
Maybe not, some sites have uploader controlled geoblocking so they can exclude their home region.
Alternative link for the same story:
The linked file is a good example.
You could copy the file as is if you want to keep your licenses separate, or you could copy its text into a consolidated license file, readme, or other documentation.
But thats not the only way to meet requirements, this search shows a few other examples:
True, with assigned seating and online sales I don’t look at the movie board.
The sale is made before I enter the building, but the same is true of fast food these days - maybe they need to redefine “casual”.
86 millennia sounds cool though
The trademark policy is low key important and I hope they are able to simplify the logo licensing at the same time.
The current logo is CC-BY-4.0 and almost nobody is giving Andrea Calabró the attribution required to use it legally.
https://github.com/godotengine/godot/blob/master/LOGO_LICENSE.txt
It being used as the default icon for new projects is problematic, lots of starting devs will publish their code or distribute their build with that logo and if they don’t call out the logo licensing specifically its a license violation.
From a practical perspective I feel the default icon should be CC0, it would be a bit strange if that means we can’t use the Godot logo but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sorry my bad, libresprite was the fork I was thinking of.
On a home network I was having audio sync issues with RDP. When I switched to moonlight/sunshine that sync issue cleared up.
Its streaming resolution isn’t as dynamic as RDP but once its setup it feels pretty close to running locally (on my home LAN).
Do you mean this quote from Nintendo"s submission to the court?
Nintendo has reason to believe that other accounts active in the SwitchPirates community may also have been controlled by Defendant, or else reflect other individuals who have worked alongside Defendant.
This is a very open ended statement, its not limited to alt accounts at all.
It might just be the photo but the keyboard looks a bit bright for the key markings here:
The apps I actually use daily:
The apps I wish I had time to use daily:
Edit: I forgot:
A quick warning about gremlins, its all fun and games until a scene involves a harsh talk betraying some of the Christmas mythology.
It dropped on PS+ at launch, I tried to play that weekend and the servers were empty … It couldn’t find me a match. I changed server region and still no match.
It was DOA, I’m surprised they supported it for as long as they did.