I thought this might be important for those who want to do renders and need to know how the textures are edited.Īs always, you can do what you want.
So you'll have to manually change this when you get version 11.1 once it comes out. This is changed back to x+ y + z+ in XPS 11.1. I edited the normal/bump textures to be used with the normal map coordinate system: x+ y+ z+, but XPS 11.0 needs x+ y+ z- for RG 40/41. Joel has most certainly seen better days on Steam Deck, as captured by Reddit user Zerindo. And animators can easilly rig those or add physics effect where they want to. Its a punchline anyone can point to in order to convey just how busted the PC version is. No extra bones in the backpack this time I think is not really that necessary and for renderers is not hard to manually pose this. Just because I think these models deserves the time. I rigged this differently from Ellie, you'll see it on the body. Face has two more bones on each side to help posing and added middle eyebrows aswell. “Cinemas: great for when you simply can’t face another day at the trampoline park,” maybe, or “Cinemas: the one place nobody’s going to judge you for eating a bag of pick n mix at 10am.” Or get Florence Pugh or someone similar to do the nuclear option: “Come to the cinema: the one place you absolutely aren’t allowed to look at work emails for at least two hours.” Quite honestly, that one does feel a bit like magic: no top hat required.Model extracted from the original game by Luxox18
That’s why my proposed solution for cinemas is simple: lean into what you’re good at. Were she sitting behind a gang of chatty teenagers, wondering whether to Say Something, she’d look a lot less calm. Tellingly, Kidman’s alone in a cavernous theatre during her ode to its ethereal charms. My problem with it is that it’s so far removed from the actual experience of going to the cinema: the anxiety about getting a good seat, the irritation when someone in front of you breaks out a packet of crisps, the old fight-or-flight response kicking in when you see the flash of a phone screen mid-show. I can’t fault cinemas too much for this: I’m sure they’re having a hard time, what with it being possible to watch almost any film ever made on any number of the magical devices we carry around everywhere.
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