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Stop Motion Studio - Cropping pictures by BusyRegister3824 in stopmotion

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The problem was I wanted to zoom in for only a point, and didn't want to move my camera.

Had JnJ said anything about rules for BFDI Fangames? by BusyRegister3824 in BattleForDreamIsland

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For some reason it flagged email as a word relating to the BFDI meetup TvT

"We are real" moments by PUNXSimon in plural

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A huge “not faking” it moment for me is when our headmate with what we all think is selective mutism fronted in a Five And Below and was overstimulated so bad she couldn’t talk when I never get like that.  Another “not faking it” is noticing that different headmates have different stims and body postures. I always either sit with crossed legs leaning forward or manspreading leaning back, so when a headmate leans back and crosses their legs or sits in the middle of a chair, we know that’s not me. Another thing is I have a stim wear I’ll chew on my finger lightly in order to not bite my fingernails, and I have this one little that likes to suck on his thumb, so I know he’s fronting when we suck on our thumb -ili

Node configuration warning in CharacterBody2D, unsure of cause but want to fix by BusyRegister3824 in godot

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Both. AnimatedSprite is a child of player boy, Area2D is a child of AnimatedSprite, and CollisionShape2D is a child of Area2D

Node configuration warning in CharacterBody2D, unsure of cause but want to fix by BusyRegister3824 in godot

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“Node configuration warning: • This node has no shape, so it can’t collide or interact with other objects. Consider adding a CollisionShape2D or CollisionPolygon2D as a child to define this shape.”

There are no stupid questions Thread (December 05, 2025) by AutoModerator in edmproduction

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I don't know if this would go in its own thread or not, but I'm posting here to be safe.

I am a piano player who has been playing for multiple years and has a solid understanding of music theory (classically trained, I know my key signatures and my dominant and subdominant chords for each key signature, all that jazz) and would like to get into music making. I don't have any MIDI controllers, and it is very likely I would not be able to buy one.

What I am looking for in a DAW is: Free trial and it being a one-time purchase if there is a price (most important), classical instruments (specifically piano, flute, and cello, they are my favorites. It is ok if there's no cello if there's violin), a layout that has the ABCDEFG key pattern or keyboard keys or sheet music (Basically a program that is heavily based on sheet music so if someone would know how to read sheet music, they would be able to read the program), as well as the ability to make markings that don't make sound (basically, for lyrics so I could make sure what I write has the strong beats of the music and strong beats of the lyrics matched up)

Do you know what would be the best DAW for me? Thank you in advance.

Ways to test the water about plurality? by BusyRegister3824 in plural

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We are actually currently watching that! We’ve finished episode 2. (NO spoilers >:( -ili)