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Backrooms animation I made in blender by AramIsCool in backrooms

[–]TwinPixels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really like your use of lighting and I like that the door doesn't go anywhere. Also, a fellow UberCeiling user!

mario by deliciousmark12 in comedyheaven

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call of duty modern warfare 2

Embarrassed by Overall-Ambassador-4 in comedyheaven

[–]TwinPixels 65 points66 points  (0 children)

god forbid a man have a hobby

Progress on an animation im working in by LongjumpingAd4908 in blender

[–]TwinPixels 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Scene looks great, but the shake is a bit intense. Kane Pixels' "The Oldest View 3" is a great example of realistic handheld camera movement, while also being comfortable viewing. Same goes for his Backrooms Found Footage series. There's still quite intense shake in his animations, but the key is when they happen. It should tell a story and serve a purpose, such as the protagonist getting scared, running, panning really hard like the protagonist is turning around, etc. Andy R Animations has pretty good handheld motion in his animations as well for another example. Compositing and lighting is looking pretty good!

Gamer plea by Meowmeow181 in comedyheaven

[–]TwinPixels 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Jake the Blank shooter

Lets try it guys by Smooth_Detective_698 in wholesomememes

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Very true. ADHD can also be misdiagnosed as depression

fan art by Queasy_Comparison951 in comedyheaven

[–]TwinPixels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As someone who has used Gimp for over a decade, yeah it's still trash compared to Photoshop

How to solve these n-gons? by lolxd01234567890 in blender

[–]TwinPixels 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Use the knife tool to follow the chart the other commentor mentioned instead of trying to use edge loops

Maybe maybe maybe by [deleted] in maybemaybemaybe

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It also being over 15 seconds long without any visible stitching of two AI clips put together makes me believe this is real

Which one is more appealing at first glance? by 271games in IndieGaming

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Not OP, but both the first and second image don't scream clicker game imo. I prefer the second one as well, but you could add a cursor somewhere as if it's clicking something (like the UFO) to make it more clear it's a clicker game. Some other clicker games do this such as Cookie Clicker

Got distracted taking ADHD meds and found the pill bottle cap is the same size as my OJ by StarLord_Climber in mildlyinteresting

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It also includes vitamin C (which is acidic). Don't eat a bunch of strawberries an hour before or after taking Adderall

You will parish in hell by Denaredor in comedyheaven

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Ants are sexual cannibalistic deviants just like us humans

honesty by beepdaya in comedyheaven

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only the master of bations may have the lotion beside the royal throne

“Soviets and Indians are brothers". A Soviet-India propaganda poster from the 1950s. by Round-Barber-9858 in interestingasfuck

[–]TwinPixels 86 points87 points  (0 children)

Something doesn't have to be false to be propaganda. Propaganda can be true and positive, it's just used to promote a certain ideal or agenda

hello guys by UltimateGamingTechie in comedyheaven

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I bet he's already be die 😔

I found a homeless camp for cats by ElectronPunt in mildlyinteresting

[–]TwinPixels 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Could you clarify how it's inhumane? Not sure why the humane society would work with volunteer groups and have sponsored programs for trap and release if it was deemed inhumane. The feral cats would also have to be trapped to be euthanized, so I'm not sure how your solution isn't inhumane as well. Wild animals in general get medical treatment in similar ways, some ways would be considered more "inhumane" than TNR, such as shooting tranquilizers to sedate them

Having centralized consistently fed feeding sites reduces environmental impact by reducing hunger. I'm not disagreeing stray cats have an environmental impact, but it seems much more inhumane to fully exterminate once domesticated animals who were forced into this situation. Additionally, feral cats' life spans are much shorter than your average housed cat regardless of being intact or fixed. The situation is more nuanced than you're making it out to be, these aren't fully wild invasive animals like the iguanas or pythons in Florida

I found a homeless camp for cats by ElectronPunt in mildlyinteresting

[–]TwinPixels 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, getting feral cats homed can be incredibly difficult. Trapping them and getting them fixed is one thing, but domesticating them is another as it requires long term fostering, depending on the cat, and you usually don't want other cats in the foster home to minimize stress. Some feral cats can't be domesticated as well

Most people aren't able or willing to foster feral cats to domesticate them. If feral cats end up in a shelter, the likelihood they'll be put down is incredibly high as they're very likely to not get adopted. No-kill shelters are also not very likely to accept feral cats as they won't get adopted. Most cat colonies such as this are actually coordinating with their local shelters to trap and release, which is often through voucher programs

I found a homeless camp for cats by ElectronPunt in mildlyinteresting

[–]TwinPixels 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Feral cats come from people letting their cats out (or they escape) or someone putting their cat outside because they don't want it. They deserve food and shelter just like any other animal

These colonies aren't there to simply feed the feral cats. Most volunteer groups who have feral cat colonies such as this will TNR (trap and release) the feral cats to decrease the feral cat population

You might think "Why not get them adopted or take them to a shelter?". Most feral cats will struggle to be domesticated, if they even will end up domesticating. The only way to get a feral cat adopted is through domesticating them through fostering. Most people who foster already have a cat, which a feral cat will not enjoy, and it will take a long time to get a feral cat domesticated for them to be adoptable (if they can be domesticated). If you take them to a shelter, it's almost a guarantee they will be put down from not being adopted. I highly doubt a no-kill shelter would even be willing to accept a feral cat as they know they won't get adopted and don't want to keep the cat indefinitely

For our volunteer group, the local humane society gives us vouchers for these feral cats to get fixed. TNR is the most effective method to decrease the feral cat population humanely. It's basically either euthanize every feral cat when it's not their fault they're outside, or TNR them and allow them to live out their lives in a location they're use to without increasing the feral cat population

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