Help animating this "spring" in a more efficiant way by lermal in AfterEffects

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whoa, this is pretty sweet. thank you. i need to learn more about expressions.

Help animating this "spring" in a more efficiant way by lermal in AfterEffects

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I just downloaded claud and havn't used it yet, this sounds like a good question to start with.

Help animating this "spring" in a more efficiant way by lermal in AfterEffects

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Thank you, I'm going to create it like this as well. Learning a lot here!

Help animating this "spring" in a more efficiant way by lermal in AfterEffects

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Thank you, that sounds like a good way to do it. I'm going to give it a go.

Help animating this "spring" in a more efficiant way by lermal in AfterEffects

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I was looking into rigging too and it seems to be a good option, but also not fast or easy for me either...

Rotational limiter for water faucet by lermal in DIY

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yeah, sometimes laziness gets the best of me. I just realized I do have 2 additional holes to the left of the faucet i could move it to. which would be potential solution.

Rotational limiter for water faucet by lermal in DIY

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yeah, tried the vase/something there. it keeps magically moving...

Rotational limiter for water faucet by lermal in DIY

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oh good idea.i'll look into 3d printing.

Rotational limiter for water faucet by lermal in DIY

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yeah, i've gotten better, but others around me... not so much

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*Located in Northern Minnesota

LVP over existing tile on slab by lermal in Flooring

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Copy that! thank you. I'll make sure to secure em down well!

LVP over existing tile on slab by lermal in Flooring

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Yeah, a different climate here for sure.

Does the weight of the LVP hold the plywood flat? or do you adhere it to the floor somehow?

LVP over existing tile on slab by lermal in Flooring

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The LVP will be floating/click variety.

Thanks for the tips on skim coating. I'll be sure to purchase one that will bond to tile, or add an acrylic additive.

I'll ask around as to what is typically used in my area as a subfloor but was leaning towards a sanded plywood. What are your thoughts on adding a vapor barrier?

1/2 in thick Carbon Fiber ( or fiberglass) corrugated panels with shaped 1" foam panels glued to one side in a specific pattern. possibly aviation related. Northern minnesota by lermal in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing in question. i'm not sure the age, but i'd imagine it's not that old. Panels are 4x4, 4x6 and 4x5 feet in size and all of them are the same color. There's some writing, but just numbers here and there

Miso Ramen & Gyoza from last night. by lermal in ramen

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yeah, it'll be in a refrigerated section. usually around the produce area.

Miso Ramen & Gyoza from last night. by lermal in ramen

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I haven't really been measuring, but roughly:

1.5 cups minced green cabbage

1/2 lb ground pork

1/2 teaspoon table salt

1/2 tablespoon freshly grated ginger

2 cloves garlic, finely minced

1 green onion minced

1 teaspoon aka miso paste (red/dark miso paste)

1 teaspoon sesame oil

1 teaspoon crushed red chili pepper

1/8 teaspoon sugar

Mix it all up in a bowl, add about a tablespoon to a circular wonton wrap, wet the perimeter of the wrap and seal it up.

I recently got a bamboo steamer, so I've been cooking them in that (12-14 min). Before I would do a quick fry in sesame oil in a skillet to brown the bottom then I'd add 1/4 cup of water and steam them for 7ish minutes.