>>30
>pythonshit is now killing anime

I did some basic modeling in 2.79, only saw a bit of 2.80 but didn't have time to use it yet. I will need to replace my placeholders one day anyway.

>>83
your post is a little confusing to me anon. are you sperging literally because of python? or is it because of 3D CGI computer animation moving into the realm of hand-drawn anime production?

For the first point, Blender is written in C and C++, with just a smidge of Python for UI management mostly. For the second point, Glorious Nippon has been doing that for a long time now, much earlier than it became common in the West to do so.

Nvidia is starting to fund Blender development. Also for 2.81, RTX support is coming through OptiX. Will you still buy RTX, goy?
https://twitter.com/blender_org/status/1181199681797443591
http://archive.fo/PEukW
https://code.blender.org/2019/07/accelerating-cycles-using-nvidia-rtx/
http://archive.fo/rJiX2

>>444
thanks for the tip. and no, not at this time. maybe later.

>>383
It's just tips without structure from some guy. There are no good resources to learn interface design not intended for mouthbreathing normalfags too inept to choose between two buttons or high power level autists that need a UI with the complexity of a commercial airplane cabin. Raskin's Humane Interface? Some early 2000s talks by Microsoft and Apple? No fucking clue.

There's a lot of tips on the UI part of things. Any tips on the art side of things? Making it look scifi, that sort of thing?

>>401
you mean like systemspace?

>>401
I'll be honest anon, if you want something to look scifi, you're barking up the wrong tree. Usability and "styleizations" are usually add odds with one another. I won't try to tell you either one is wrong, but I will tell you that they can't coexist peacefully and that you should pick one. What are you making interfaces for anyway?

Do it like how it has always been done:

> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog

There is no substitute.
Just make sure he's using all his fingers before he develops bad habits.

>>359
>typeracer, keyhero and other gay related not as free as in freedom websites, useful for flexing on the spot
>break his legs for not being 100 wpm
>if you want something more strict and more than the typical alphanumeric, speedpad exists and is more free as in freedom
>push him over a flight of stairs for not being 100 wpm
>typing of the dead for maximum fun and nice balance between endurance and speed with the difficulty settings be available, there's also initial d typing but not recommended due to it's non-english nature
>have a 'light' keyboard (35g topre clones, hall effect switches or optical switches etc.), have a 'medium/heavy' keyboard (buckling springs, kalih box switches, anything 60g and up), depending on the boy's preference and can be used for training

>>397
> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
>never learning the S

>>403
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs

>>397
>>403
>>423
It's "jumps" you retards
>>399
>35g topre clones, hall effect switches or optical switches
Hello fellow keyboard autist

>>356
>An emulator with online multiplayer.
I think that exists for at least some emulators. I'm afraid however none of them are made by idea factory.

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>>331
There is really no decency or honor left. People are really all acting like immature little kids these days.
>>332
>The worst part is Stallman would probably agree with her as she brought up the magic words 'climate change'.
Yeah, I probably disagree with Stallman on almost everything. But they are taking it too far. It's really all just a big enactment to finally remove Stallman that had much control over the free software meta and despite him being quite insane himself always protected it from becoming too SJW influenced.

I will never contribute to their goddamn projects. I'll either do my own shit or just keep working for a company. Everyone needs to think hard if they really want to develop software for free for such an ungrateful community that will stab them in the back. Making a project open source has so many advantages but if you can't trust the people you're working with anymore, then there will be nothing left of it other than a race for gaining the most control in a given project.

>>334
Giving away your code marks you as an exploitable pleb.

>>335
>pic
the cringe is tangible in factory of course. my guess is they are clueless as well.

>>201
Oh, I thought it was an Arch installer that also pulled his dotfiles. I still don't see why you'd want to use someones elses set up, but eh whatever. I just checked out his blogscript and you're right, that shit is dope. I'm going to write something similar except using awk because I'm a nigger for my own site now that I've seen that, thanks!
>spoiler
Well yeah, that's why I don't get why you'd use someone elses configs. Everyone that uses a WM inbstead of a DE has their own autistic preferences. Also
>not remapping caps lock to escape
>actually using caps lock

If you check out his homepage he doesn't seem too concerned about all this and just wrote a quick log on his political notes page, ever since he converted to the global warming death cult he hasn't been the same.

>GPLv4 comes out.
>"It turns out the most important FREEDOM is respecting other people's FREEDOMs."
>"Therefore, GPLv4 includes a CoC."
>FOSS goes woke.
>FOSS goes broke.
>FANGs are the only ones in town.
>People trying to resist this say we should ask the government to break up big tech or regulate them or something.
>"Uh, I guess we can regulate them?"
>More regulatory capture ensues, now big tech's powers are cemented even more.
>"ANTITRUST"
>At best there are now 5 more big tech firms. Nothing changes.
>Big tech increases copyright terms from 200 years to 2391579058 years.
>"Uh no, don't...more regulation maybe?"
>DMCA2 is passed, which gives Disney/FANGs control over all copyrights.
>"THIS IS TERRIBLE, YOU HAVE TO REGULATE BIG TECH."
>The entire internet gets DMCA-claimed.
>"THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO SOMETHING, REGULATE THEM MORE"
>You can only post on three available platforms.
>"THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD HAVE LISTENED TO MY PROPOSALS FOR REGULATION AND ANTITRU--" this speech is not available in your country.

>>132
>>133
>END OF AN ERA
Definitely. So, no more sitting around and relying on people like Stallman and Torvalds to bring back sanity when SJWs are trying to take over. But most tech people don't want to bother with politics, and so they just comply even when they're generally against it. This way the tech industry will get taken over without even fighting it. Because fighting it seems to be seen as ideologically inconsistent by apolitical types.
People need to go and start their own projects and organisations like Stallman did back in the 70's, based on your own ideals.