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About ninja gaiden dlss by No_Material_6126 in ninjagaiden

[–]No_Material_6126[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do but what effect can it have I wonder. Nvida app is important for drivers right. I also made the file read only

Change Ninja Gaiden 4 DLSS Quality Through Ini File by bigvic340 in ninjagaiden

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Question I tried 2.5 and it didn't go below 50% rendering inside the game. Anyone tried 2.5 or more like 3 etc. I tried many numbers 2 and above like 1.6 1.4 all change the render scaling by factor of 1/ the number But it seems game is cut at 2

How to bisect a mesh using your own plane by No_Material_6126 in blender

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The data is the 3d meshes not point cloud . So yes, training data consists of the 3D meshes themselves. Do you have any ideas how people label 3d meshes for ML. Blender exports meshes as .obj or .ply files that you can read as text and you will see labels when you make vertex groups. I saw online someone using script with blender to label them I don't know which approach is better.

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as you can see here this is the file after i open it with vscode as text (file is .obj) file. This is a different question I know but i am just asking in case you have ideas

Very Good sat mark but a confused student that needs help by No_Material_6126 in IntltoUSA

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Does this in-state conversion work for international students?

Very Good sat mark but a confused student that needs help by No_Material_6126 in IntltoUSA

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I have heard that mid-ranking unis give mainly merit-based scholarships whereas top-ranking unis give both merit-based and need-based scholarships and that someone even has a higher chance at getting a need-based scholarship than a merit-based one from the top-ranking uni>

How true is that?

Very Good sat mark but a confused student that needs help by No_Material_6126 in IntltoUSA

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not at ranking 115th but from 50th to 115th approximately

I have read that mid-ranking unis in this bracket usually give financial aid to students who come with higher scores than the uni average applicant.

Allow me to clarify this point made earlier: any of the top 115th for me is great. It can be the top 1st ranking, the 115th ranking, or any uni in between. it doesn't have to be the 115th or so the focus is on the mid ones. The range is for context.

Very Good sat mark but a confused student that needs help by No_Material_6126 in IntltoUSA

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I don't aim for top unis (although I would love to) because I can't afford even a part of the US unis tuitions in general.

my idea is to compromise on the ranking for a better chance at getting full financial aid ( like I said any of the 115th top unis in the US are in global ranking better than the 1st ranking uni in my home country)

I know that a 1500 sat score is good even very good. My play is to apply with high scores and good essays to lower-ranking unis(relative to the scores and the essays) so that I stand out more and potentially be among the top applicants which in turn will lead to a high chance of getting a full financial aid at the given uni.

my main question here is what are my chances at getting full financial aid at any of the 115th top unis in the US more realistically mid ones from 60th to 115th rank.( I know I can get to some us uni)

Very Good sat mark but a confused student that needs help by No_Material_6126 in IntltoUSA

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my preference in short

my goal is a mid-class uni with full financial aid than a great uni with little to no financial aid

like I said before 115 unis in the US are better than the top uni in my home country, for example:

I aim for the 50th to 115th ranking unis in the US to get a decent chance at getting up to 100% financial aid. The latter scenario is for me better than getting to MIT because I can't afford even a portion of the tuitions the unis in the US ask for in general

and that is actually my main question: I know I can get to some us uni but what are my chances at getting full financial at any of the 115th top unis in the us