secretimbecile
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3D Modelling/Materials wizard. I made that NL2 park once.
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Give steam enough time to download the park, then launch NL2 and click play, there's a Steam Workshop tab on the left hand side. You should ask questions like this in the NL2 ask thread in future.
The official Blender Software Thread (ask, discuss, present, etc.)
^ Firstly, why this is happening: Nolimits 2 stores tilt values between -180° and 180° and wraps them around so if say a corkscrew has two roll nodes with 179° and -179°, there's a two degree tilt between them. In blende...
SecretImbecile's Thread
[Tutorial] LODs Time for a mini-tutorial. Let's figure out the best way to LODs in Blender, first for simple objects, then complex multi-part objects. This information might be useful to you if, for instance, you've deci...
The "What Did You Just Do In NoLimits" Thread
^ What version of Windows are you running? Sounds like you might be missing a runtime dependency, if you have Steam you can find Blender on there and it should grab install everything for you.
The "What Did You Just Do In NoLimits" Thread
Thanks for providing a comprehensive counterargument on support scenery to conclude this discussion with.
The "What Did You Just Do In NoLimits" Thread
^^ Yeah, don't do that. I'm planning to continue my tunnel-themed tutorials, and have put together this test scene for the next one
Official FVD (Force Vector Design) Thread
^ Probably worth downloading one of the older versions and seeing if they work ^^ I've tried a couple of times, but never got it working fully. I expect I was a few compiler/library version changes away from getting it w...
The official Blender Software Thread (ask, discuss, present, etc.)
^ That object is in no way suitable for realtime rendering. Don't use it.
The official Blender Software Thread (ask, discuss, present, etc.)
The shininess box was changed to the slider "override glossiness" after I wrote that tutorial, but its function is still the same. A low percentage for matte objects, a high for glossy ones.