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Version 0.6
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RingLoop is a small Python plugin which allows to extend selected edges into ring or loop. An optional "skip" option can be provided, which will skip the number of edges during creation of a ring or loop from the original selected edge(s) Original thread: https://www.core4d.com/ipb/forums/topic/102983-select-every-other-edge New version 0.6 (see changelog) Does work with R16 - R23 (not tested with S22) If you download, use, and appreciate this plugin, please consider donating using the "Tip Me" button. Every donation, great and small, is much appreciated and motivates me to keep providing plugin solutions for the community.Free1 point -
Interesting.....as Neutron Man (or Neutrino Man)...is Srek wanted for going to fast? Did he exceed the speed of light? Will Srek be arrested by Albert Einstein? Dave1 point
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LOL! 🤣 Nice to know that I have added the quality of Srek's worklife. Please forgive me Srek! Please know that I at least had a good laugh...hopefully, you did to! Dave1 point
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No, it's really not. I can see it for stills, absolutely. But for animation, unless you're in the VFX industry for big budget movies like the Marvel movies it's just a waste of money. I forgot where I saw that, but you need either a really big TV or be pretty close to the screen to even have a noticeable difference between 4k and 1080p. For me the ideal resolution right now is 2560x1440. It's the perfect middleground between FHD and 4k. It looks great, is noticeably sharper and not a waste of resources.1 point
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Judging by the average person around me, that is definitely not the case. If it was, people wouldn't buy 4k TV's left and right even though they sit so far away that they physically cannot see the difference. And Sony + Microsoft wouldn't have used 4k as their buzzword for their consoles for years now. I think it's much more likely that they simply do not want to pay the extra price for a resolution that renders roughly 4x as long when 1080p is absolutely "enough" in most situations.1 point
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Not directly, but there's a workaround. Create a User Data parameter on an arbitrary object. This parameter should have the same type as the data you want to display. Then simply use this User Data instead of the Result node ad have it displayed in the HUD. Another option is to convert the value to String and have a String User Data. Then you can get a lot fancier in formatting your data. Or you misuse a MoText or Text spline instead of the HUD to display data. Cheers1 point