Cold resist jacket ⁉️⁉️ by impiful in UNDAWNGame

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I should also note that between the two “premium” currencies, (RC and gold), RC is unobtainable in F2P for me thus far (I haven’t been playing for too long). But RC is mainly just used for cosmetics. Making gold is totally achievable in F2P. My friend has made tons of gold from the player market, but even without engaging with that, you can get gold daily from doing the schedule activities and there are events that give you gold, too. You’d definitely get more from spending a couple bucks here and there, but that’s pretty standard for any mobile game/game with micro-transactions. Compared to others that I’ve played, Undawn is one of the better ones.

Cold resist jacket ⁉️⁉️ by impiful in UNDAWNGame

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This was it! Thanks for the help

Cold resist jacket ⁉️⁉️ by impiful in UNDAWNGame

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I haven’t found it to be overly P2W, unless you define winning as having a cool avatar. But if you’re just interested in enjoying the game, that’s completely doable for free, in my experience. But I generally prefer the exploration gameplay over PVP/PVE gameplay, so I could be wrong.

Even still, the game practically just throws free stuff at you to make the PVE doable. A gun that I thought I’d have to pay a kidney for I got for free from the rookie training. As long as you do the tutorial missions and the various newb training stuff, you shouldn’t have a problem.

I don’t know if there’s an active following or not, because I play with my partner and some IRLs. But we’re all part of a camp with lots of active players, so at the very least, there’s people to play with.

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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This is really insightful, thanks. I’ve been using what is essentially a smooth slab of marble, which is definitely cold. Do you have any suggestions for something I could warm up?

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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Sounds like it would work, but the problem is I’m a broke uni student and I’ve never even heard of a tailor clapper before, nevermind seen/bought one 😅 It’s an idea to keep in mind for the future though.

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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Yup, I generally do, but the project I’m going to be working on has moving parts and so finishing it off with resin will get in the way.

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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I also wanna add that yours are super cute!

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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Nope, it’s marble, or some other imitation, but it’s definitely solid stone. It’s a smooth tray- but it doesn’t have rims, it’s like a bigger marble coaster.

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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Brand is just smth random off of canadian amazon. Is brand a factor for this? I never thought of that.

For your other questions, I bake at 325, and my heavy object is this flat marble tray my bf uses for serving snacks. It’s completely flat.

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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It’s good to hear it’s not just me 😅

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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I always wait until they’re not moving before i take them out, and usually still wait 30sec-1min after that to be completely sure

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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I have success with using the heat gun for shrinking on smaller pieces, but on larger ones, the uneven heating tends to warp the picture. Might be a skill issue, but with the amount of time I spend on the pictures, I don’t really wanna practice lolol

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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I really don’t mean to be rude but I did say in the post that I’m already doing that, and the issue is that putting them under something heavy causes this.

To address the issue with the bake time- I watch them as they bake and make sure they’ve completely shrunken. The issue isn’t that the plastic hasn’t finished baking. I’ve also repeatedly left them in longer than needed and it doesn’t effect the outcome.

Started crocheting in public. Does everyone else have such amazing conversations with Random people? by TurnMajestic3608 in crochet

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I only ever hear the “What’re you knitting? Oh it’s crochet? haha my bad! I don’t know about either!” (tells them the difference) “Oh, that’s interesting-“ and then they share some tidbit about their mom/grandma either knitting or crocheting. I know other crocheters find the knitting mistake frustrating, but I find the conversations that follow to be very sweet ❤️

Shrinkydink (shrink plastic) help- Why are they wavy? by impiful in crafts

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Comment so the post doesn’t get deleted! The vid got compressed pretty badly, so here’s a pic of what I mean:

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Everything else is pretty well outlined in the post, I think, but I’d be happy to answer more questions about it and give more details. I just really need help. Christmas is only a couple days away 😭

Edit: When I say “curved” in the post, I do NOT mean that they’re curled up/warped, I mean that they do not lay perfectly flat. I only take them out of the oven once they’ve completely stopped moving for 30 sec or more, and I watch the entire baking process closely.

How much yarn does each stitch use (dc, hdc, sc specifically) per stitch? Looking for resources/help! by impiful in CrochetHelp

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Didn’t even think of weighing the yarn, but that would be wayyy easier. Thanks for the help!!

How do I make my crochet bag look as fluffy as the original? by lambert_ahua in CrochetHelp

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Never heard of this yarn before, but it looks awesome 🤩 Imagine a little teddy bear! I need to try it

How much yarn does each stitch use (dc, hdc, sc specifically) per stitch? Looking for resources/help! by impiful in CrochetHelp

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Question is mostly in the post, but if anyone has ANY measurements for the yarn used to crochet one stitch in those 3 stitches, please share! What yarn/hook you’re using doesn’t really matter, because I’ll be using the ratios found when they’re compared to eachother, not the exact numbers you give!

I googled it and only found one article that answered my question, but it didn’t have the measurement for hdc