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A “movie poster” I made over the past couple days with ChatGPT and Photoshop. This started just as “Ronald McDonald” joke for DeSantis and Trump, but I decided to run with it.

A "movie poster" I made over the past couple days with ChatGPT and Photoshop. This started just as "Ronald McDonald" joke for DeSantis and Trump, but I decided to run with it.

Installing a new vanity, and like idiots, we forgot to account for a floating cabinet when plumbing hookups went in, so the drain outlets have about 3-4 inches clearance below, but there's plenty of space otherwise. The plan is actually to try some waterless valve traps anyway, but if we don't like them, or there's some future inspection issue, can it simply be sloped up at a 1/4 -1/2 in grade? Maybe also with some bends to save space?

My plumber comes to install in a few days, and I'd like to know how much of an idiot he'll call me

to Come Fly With Me.

I made a thing, with lyrical collaboration with ChatGPT.

Obviously, sung to the tune of Baby Beluga by Frank Sinatra.

In a lower key, of course.

I'm getting these bald spots on the back of my separate scalp mesh. The hair is not combed behind the scalp, it's just not there at all. Weight painting is totally red for both density and length, and I've tried disabling modifiers like frizz and noise, and every other one. Does my model just have bad genes?

UPDATE: The shader was the culprit! The missing hair was simply transparent, but I've switched the short hair to a simple node, and it's all a lot smoother. The complex setup is still on the longer hair.

I get that just running straight is usually faster and he can run on water, but if he wanted to, could he leap via momentum? Has he ever used a Flash Glider?

I have a human character with hair and facial hair (beard, eyelashes eyebrows) made with curves from separate meshes like a scalp. I am attempting to rig my character, but when I select automatic weights for the base meshes, the hair doesn't move at all, and the hair itself can only be parented to a bone. This is fine for the head hair, but not so much for the rest.

Is it possible to achieve rig deformation with curve hair?

I tried searching for this, but to no avail. Previous versions of Blender had a Sculpting brush toolbar hotkey, Shift+Space, for bringing up the brush slection in the Viewport. It seems to have changed with one of the latest update, does anyone know the new one?

I have been working on a likeness sculpt of Dean Winchester/Jensen Ackles, from the show Supernatural. I believe it’s come along nicely, but I would love some feedback, and please, feel free to tear it apart!

Working on a likeness sculpt of Dean Winchester/Jensen Ackles, from the show Supernatural. I believe it's come along nicely, but I would love some feedback, and please, feel free to tear it apart!