#i REFUSE to watch rendering tutorials

[f3lixfl1ck]

tried to properly render for the first time using a request from my tiktok, thank you burning spice cookie for being my test subject

[buttfrovski]

HOW ARE YOU SO GOOD AT DRAWING WOTH OBIS PAINT X AND AN OLD TABLET THAT CONSTANTLY NEEDS TO BE PLUGGED IN. AND EVEN WITHOUT THEM TOO LIKE SKETCHES ON PAPER DO YOU TAKE ART CLASS OR SOMETHING…?!?!??!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! LIKE I DONT UNDERSTAND BUT HOWEVER YOU DO IT ITS INSPIRING

first of all thank you so much this is so kind!

i haven't taken an art class since elementary i think??

i remember when i first started drawing back in june i had a really hard time getting clean lines- even harder when i switched from a stylus to an apple pencil. but eventually i just drew them enough times that my hand could just.. do it on its own in one swoop.

my biggest regret from not taking art classes is rendering- i still have a lot to learn with shading. problem is i REFUSE to watch youtube tutorials. too annoying. same goes for animation.

[wizzardx]

The Case of the Vanishing Mouse: When Chrome Eats Your USB Devices

You know that moment when you're 47 Chrome tabs deep into "research" (read: watching YouTube tutorials for hobbies you'll never start while simultaneously checking email, Reddit, and that one website where people draw mustaches on renaissance paintings), and suddenly your USB mouse decides it's had quite enough of this digital circus and ceremoniously disconnects itself?

It's not being dramatic. It's not mercury retrograde. It's a genuinely fascinating hardware quirk that exposes the precarious timing ballet happening inside your computer.

What's Actually Happening

What I've discovered through extensive analysis (and by "extensive analysis" I mean "becoming irrationally angry at my mouse and diving into kernel logs") is a delightful system architecture quirk:

When Chrome tabs consume significant CPU resources (mine were cheerfully gobbling ~44% each), the system experiences microscopic delays processing USB interrupts. For most devices, these delays are inconsequential—like being one person behind in line at the coffee shop. But USB mice, especially low-speed ones, are the technological equivalent of that person who checks their watch every 8 seconds while waiting for the elevator.

The error (-71 EPROTO) translates to: "I asked a question and didn't get an answer fast enough, so I'm disconnecting myself in protest."

The Class Divide of Input Devices

The most fascinating part? Your laptop's built-in touchpad continues working flawlessly during this mouse rebellion. This is because your touchpad lives on computing's equivalent of the Upper East Side—it connects through dedicated internal buses with VIP access to the kernel. When it speaks, the system listens.

Meanwhile, your USB mouse is essentially showing up to the party without being on the guest list, forced to communicate through the baroque bureaucracy of the USB stack, desperately hoping someone important notices its increasingly frantic message requests.

The Fix (Besides "Use Fewer Chrome Tabs" Which We Both Know Isn't Happening)

For those who refuse to close their 83 open tabs explaining why you should close your tabs:

#Tell your kernel to respect the mouse's feelings echo "options usbhid quirks=0x[your-vendor-id]:0x[your-product-id]:0x40" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/usbhid-mouse-fix.conf # Boost USB interrupt priority

echo "options xhci_hcd interrupt=7" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/usb-priority.conf # Refresh your kernel's perspective on life sudo update-initramfs -u

This essentially tells your system: "I don't care if Chrome is in the middle of rendering 47 JavaScript-heavy tabs about cryptocurrency—when this mouse speaks, you LISTEN."

The Broader Existential Crisis

The truly delightful thing about this issue is how it exposes the fragile assumptions underpinning our computing experience. We've built technological cathedrals on the digital equivalent of "well, it probably won't rain THAT hard."

So the next time your mouse vanishes while you're deep in a Chrome rabbit hole, know that you've stumbled upon one of computing's hidden fault lines—where timing-sensitive hardware protocols crash against the resource-hungry realities of modern web browsers.

And remember: your laptop isn't broken. It's just experiencing an existential crisis about resource allocation priorities. Aren't we all?

[george5259999]

Week 9 - Prototyping

I was really keen to get into this week's content, as it felt as though the product was approaching its finished state. I had a pretty strong idea of the bottle concept I wanted to go with, so I used Rob's advice in the initial stages of the tutorial to make a template of the bottle on its top, front and side views (Image 1). I think that really paid its dividends as it allowed me to have a reference of the bottle's volume and size, but still allowed for a bit of creative freedom when creating the forms in Max.

After aligning my views and importing the reference images onto the planes of the box (Image 2), I started with the modelling of the front view. I found that working in one view at a time was the way to go, because it meant I didn't have to split my time between the three sides at once. I started with a plane and blocked out the outer edges of the form (Image 3), adding in the swift loops I learned from last week's tutorial, as well as the general navigation of the UI. I liked the amount of control I was starting to develop with 3ds Max, and I think that from last week, my skills have improved with more exposure to the program.

After the initial plane, I used the extrude tool to give it depth. When modelling, I decided to only focus on one half, and then mirror it over to the other side. I think its important to try and get concepts done as fast as possible, and I didn't want to overinvest on something that is meant to be experimental. I was having a lot of difficulty trying to connect the mirrored halves together into one solid mesh, so it took me a bit of time to find the answer on the Autodesk forums. I ended up finding a useful video on YouTube which instructed me to use the 'attach' tool when selecting both bodies to join them, and then bridging the edge loops together in the poly modelling tools. Although it was an arduous process, I think it was well worth the learning experience, and something which can be implemented into my workflow in the future to speed up my time modelling.

To create the taper on the side view, I used my discovery of the 'soft select' tool from last week to scale in the bottom section of the bottle (Image 4). I truly believe that the week 8 tutorial was pivotal in my understanding of the program, and it was really rewarding to use all of my experimentation practically. I then used the spline and lathe (Image 5 + 6) features to make the cap, tracing the reference image from the front view. I realised I forgot the bump at the top of the cap in the reference, so I added it into the lathe operation.

After the model was finished, I hid the reference layers (Image 7), and decided I wanted to work on rendering out my bottle design. I started by playing with the material editor in the Arnold rendering engine (Image 8). Before trying to play around with lighting and angles, I just wanted a base render of the bottle to see what the translucent material looked like. It was at this point that I ran into a sizeable issue. Using the MyAccess suite, 3ds Max was refusing to render anything out, and crashed multiple times before I gave up. Instead of trying to get the virtual machine to work, I switched to Blender on my PC. I was disappointed that I couldn't render anything through MyAccess, but I was comfortable with blender, and knew that I could make something which I was happy with.

I made a small pedestal out of a cube, and placed a bevel modifier in the exact same way I would in 3ds Max. Since I had made the jump to Blender, I decided that I wanted to add some branding decals to the surface of the bottle to make it look realistic. After, I UV unwrapped the model, and designed the branding in Photoshop Images 9 + 10).

I applied some textures and shaders to the bottle after preparing the decals and UV's. Browsing on Pinterest for inspiration, I found a frosted plastic which I really liked, so I modified the default Principled shader (Like Blinn or Lambert in Arnold) to pass light through; duplicating and scaling the bottle's body to create the moisturiser inside. I set up the three point lighting and camera angles for rendering in Cycles (Image 11 + 12).

Overall I was extremely happy with how these turned out, but at the same time I was disappointed that I wasn't able to improve my rendering skills with 3ds Max. Despite not using Arnold/Max as the renderer, I still learned a lot about product rendering and staging; as it is something I haven't had to do often. If I could redo these exercises, I would definitely get 3ds Max up and running on a stable platform so that I could render it out. I would also try a few more bottle concepts, and utilise the mirror feature more efficiently now that I know how to use it.

Pre-Class Activity: Andrew Simpson Cup Case Study

I found it extremely insightful when Andrew spoke about the continual and ongoing nature of designing prototypes. Digital and Physical model making both provide the opportunity for rapid iteration and 'tweaking' of ideas. What resonated with me most was when he discussed the importance of weight, and how the object "sits in your hand". Like his cup model, I believe that the physical foam model was influenced by how the form felt in my hand when carving it out of the block.

One stark comparison between Andrew's workflow and my own in this instance was the materiality of his concepts. Obviously, his concepts had a greater range of physical materials and product concepts, but I did my best to simulate that in 3ds max and Blender. Being in lockdown, it is quite difficult to source different tools and methods of production; so I think digital modelling really shines in this instance. Being able to try different materials, colours, finishes with the click of a button really works well with Andrew's mindset of low fidelity and rapid changes. In design, nothing is a static feature; everything plays a role in the perception of the final product.

Watching this video before working on my models was valuable, because it taught me that it was ok to deviate from the initial concept, and to go back and changes to try and enhance the product. It is a goal of mine to become more proficient and confident in every stage of design, and I found it really interesting to gain wisdom from someone who has been in the industry for a lot longer than I have.

[ciriceart]

I like your Ghost pictures~ Do you have any pointers for beginners? ;w;

first, thank you!

second, this is gonna be kind of a boring and very long winded answer so buckle up LOL

get a feel for things first before worrying about getting high end supplies. i mean it. if you do digital, you absolutely do not need a $3000 display tablet and a photoshop license to get good. i used to use a mouse or cheapy huion tablet and mspaint/online oekaki boards to do everything before eventually moving on to a display tablet and programs like photoshop. if you're going traditional, dont even worry about artist grade materials. i actually would recommend using something you can get for cheap and in bulk because you'll probably be going through a lot of it. when i was first learning, i used mechanical pencils or regular ol wooden or charcoal pencils and pads of recycled newsprint. it's fine! if people make fun of your cheap supplies, just beat em up! it's what i did!

like every other answer for questions like this, i'm gonna say learning the basics before focusing on style and content will help you the most. it'll make it wayyy easier later on. you dont have to be a pro at anatomy or realism and you dont have to know the names of all the bones and muscles but knowing at least the basic structures helps a ton.

USE REFERENCES!!! theres this line of thinking that never using refs makes you "better" or that it's cheating but that isnt true and i've found that most instructors will even yell at you if you refuse to use them LOL. a lot of really skilled artists who can get away with not referencing are able to do so because theyve already built up their mental library and understand anatomy/foreshortening/etc, which you can achieve through studying and referencing.

if you see a cool pose or something else that catches your eye or whatever, save it. comic/manga panels, pro photographs, stock images, anatomical diagrams, movie screenshots, save everything. i love references. i hoard them like a magpie:

Try figure drawing! You can do it online pretty easily but i find it hard to do from a screen. ask people around you if you can draw them. draw your mom. draw your cat. doesnt have to be anything special, learning how to draw relaxed and casual forms is just as important as dynamic ones. some places offer live model drawing sessions which i prefer but for online sessions i use posespace and sketchdaily (careful, there's naked people in there). another good resource is vishopper.

if you need help learning figure drawing and proper techniques, check youtube. searching "intro to figure drawing" yields some good results but i mostly really like this guy, Richard Smitheman. He has several lessons posted and he's really in depth and clear in the way he breaks down the figure.

actually I check youtube for EVERYTHING. watching speedpaints, draw streams, and tutorials takes up most of my youtube viewing time and i often have them on in the background no matter what im up to. if im trying to learn, i tend to go for people who are more professorial and am hesitant to recommend "art hacks" style videos.

looking at tons of different art is really helpful when it comes to figuring out how you want to render or construct figures. wikiart.org is my best friend and i push it on EVERYBODY.no matter how you draw or what style you're going for, it's always helpful to look at a variety of other artwork so you dont stagnate

developing a habit of drawing makes it much easier to strike gold as opposed to drawing solely when inspiration strikes, but still remember to take breaks, dont force yourself into burnout, and dont be afraid to delete your art if its just not working out

[bomberqueen17]

witcher 3: Stay hydrated, bitch

no, i’m not a gamer. But, Dr. Friend is.

One Saturday in the year 2001, probably, over the summer, I was sleeping in because I’d worked the closing shift at a gas station, and my slumber was disturbed by a weird repeating sound. As I came to wakefulness, I realized it was a cartoon villain voice saying something. I eventually got out of bed and deciphered that it was saying “your creatures need a bigger lair”. I went over and knocked on not-yet-Dr Friend’s door and solemnly told him to build his creatures a bigger fucking lair, and went back to bed. This has passed into history but I still occasionally bother him about building his creatures a lair. Especially at the moment, where in a fit of self-improvement, he rendered the children’s basement playroom unusable and has been procrastinating restoring it to usability by removing carpet from various rooms of the house instead, while the children have been locked inside for five weeks unable to access one of the major locations of the house where they can run wild. DUDE YOUR FUCKING CREATURES NEED A BIGGER FUCKING LAIR, my man, this is no longer just a weird inside joke but actually a deeply relevant situation. Paint the furnace room floor already and quit fucking around!

Anyway. Yesterday he brought down the X-Box console, which he’d had hooked up to the TV in his bedroom but had determined wasn’t really doing him any favors up there, because their daughter’s been refusing to sleep in her own room to the point of them finally setting up a cot for her in the corner of their bedroom, which means he can’t use the Xbox in the evenings, and so he’s been using it during breaks in the middle of the day, and he’s finally conceded that this is both antisocial and unproductive behavior. So now the Xbox is downstairs.

So he set it up and was scrolling around looking for a new game, and I was like “do Witcher! do Witcher! but only 3, that’s the only one where Geralt’s hot and the plot isn’t predicated largely on misogyny!” and he wasn’t particularly listening but I left the room because it was Pajama Time and when I came back down, his pajama-clad wife had just convinced him that he should, in fact, download Witcher 3, because she also wanted to see it. (Pajama Time is an important ritual, y’all.)

So he did, and we both watched in delight as the opening scene features Yennefer’s completely bare ass and also a bunch of gratuitous lingering shots of Geralt’s naked torso. For some reason he decided to do the game on Death March difficulty mode, which seemed ridiculous to me, especially when he then proceeded to spend the intro wandering around the bedroom running into walls and failing to climb bookshelves. MathMom went to bed early and missed out on the other bit of the tutorial, where Dr. F managed to get Geralt’s ass entirely kicked by Vesemir and throw a bomb directly into the middle of Lambert and Eskel’s sparring session. (They seemed remarkably unconcerned.) He kept having to put the controller down and get out his phone and look things up, and then go scroll through all the controller explanation screens to figure out the buttons, and such.

I was extremely dubious about how this Death March Difficulty was going to go, but dutifully passed along a bunch of excited tips from @akilah12902 who has been a fantastic source of Witcher 3 info for me on here this whole time when I’ve wanted to use video game canon to flesh out the worldbuilding in the MDS series, and then all of a sudden when the game really began and a bunch of ghouls swarmed onto the screen, Dr. Friend fairly handily despatched them and proved that he’d really just been fucking around this whole time.  (This is kind of a running thing with Dr. Friend, where he’ll willingly just sort of make an ass of himself for a prolonged period and look like he’s just this whole disaster of a person, and then some situation will arise where he actually needs to be competent and he’ll just casually do that and it’s extremely confusing and I fall for it every time. I have known him twenty years and still am so prone to absolutely falling for it when he pretends to be a fool! In my defense, he’ll maintain the foolish pretense long past what I’d consider to be an emergency, so I’ve been present for a fair amount of actual fuck-ups because he hadn’t turned on his Be A Person mode in time.)

Then he picked a bunch of flowers because i told him he should, and we were both disappointed to discover you can’t pick flowers from horseback. Once we reached the inn, only then did he explore all the inventory screens, and discover that if you want you can un-equip most of Geralt’s clothes.

He put Geralt in underpants, gauntlets, boots, and nothing else, and said, “Look! It’s Pennsic!” but then decided that since clothing gives you a defensive stats boost he’d probably leave it on. He also realized that all the equipment has durability stats too, so conceivably your pants can actually wear out, so that’s a thing to worry about. (I want to know what happens if you actually wear out a pair of pants.)

That’s as far as we got, except for accidentally bodychecking the friendly innkeeper into a wall. Oh, and he was like, ok the ghouls took a big chunk of my health and i need to replenish it and don’t have any obvious healing potions, what do, and after wandering around the tavern for like twenty minutes, he finally tried taking a drink of water and the health bar went “zoop” almost all the way back to the top. “Oh,” he said. ( @akilah12902 responded to my ??? about this with the extremely apt observation “STAY HYDRATED BITCH”.) 

So anyway. I’m actually really hoping that he uses his time painting the furnace room floor so his creatures can have a bigger lair, but maybe I’ll get to be amused by more of Geralt’s hair animations tonight, we’ll find out.

[beebrianna-blog]

A Guide to Employing an Search engine optimization Service provider

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Very good Search engine marketing providers use dependable Web optimization methods, these as shelling out far more interest to on-webpage Seo, securing high quality again inbound links, enhancing citations, aiding social sharing, making certain a excellent user expertise, and many others.

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