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I'll get to them in the order that they appear.
Uh, we do have, uh I think two questions right now,
so I'll go ahead and answer those and then I'll wait for additional questions.
So if you have additional questions, go ahead and ask them.
My nose is really screwed up today. Like I woke up and I instantly was like, Ah, yes,
went over to my collection of medication, tried to fix it.
So if I sound nasally, that's what's going on anyway,
uh, like says, would you have would sorry
English put in the English teeth,
um, for context in the UK.
Uh, when you, you know, trip over your words sometimes we would say,
Put your teeth back in as a reference to sort of having false teeth.
I don't know if this is a worldwide thing or just a UK thing.
Um,
but yeah, whatever. Anyway, I'm gonna put my English pack in my mouth and get on it.
Um,
would you happen to have any more information as well?
The disruption happened a few days ago.
Uh, we're not sure. Um,
periodically, we seem to have, like, issues with, um,
just things behaving unexpectedly, and we have no real idea.
Uh, we were looking into it, but like it resolved. So it's difficult to see
One minute.
Yeah, that's just a UK thing. That's cool.
You know, if this was turned into, like, you know, a non near,
uh, event,
we would be able to talk about all sorts of stuff. Like what?
What phrases are native to your nationality or your location that,
like other people have found weird.
Anyway,
um,
Lou asks, uh, where are the notes and stuff?
For prime time, you're going to be hosted now. The wiki is getting pushed of them.
I'm not gonna talk about that for a long time. Um, because
a
But, um,
I will go ahead and set something up on my actual website.
Uh, I don't know how long it's gonna take it, unfortunately,
is a low priority that I didn't budget for my time.
Uh, so I don't know,
uh, how long it will take
but the thing like I really dislike it's It's like unexpected
to do list items that other people could have prevented.
It's just like, you know,
life is chaotic.
Although I did build an entire item of furniture yesterday without injury. No, no I.
I lie. I did injure myself.
Those are all the questions we have so far.
So if you need any extra questions, please drop them through.
No one's cooking like barbecue food,
I think.
Anyway, it smells good.
I don't know why I can buy it because my nose is fucked. But, you know,
uh, beagle, um,
this occasionally happens, so I'm gonna illustrate the problem.
So, beagle, you you probably missed,
um, that question
Now,
if I were to go forwards in my office hours answering
everyone who asked for the answer to a previous question,
it would never end on end.
So you can check the recording
when it is available for,
um, otherwise, we just play leapfrog
few questions like
turn
up here at four. You'll you'll hear the answer to questions.
And yeah, I know it's gonna take a while to get those transcripts up,
but like I I'm sorry.
There's nothing I can do
a a heart is something I really don't know
Like,
but to do this was like huge. And now it's like huge plus five
huge plus five.
Please. No.
Is there a better workaround for getting sorry?
Fox Fox is a better work around for getting the, uh,
reverb D two functioning, uh, correctly in, uh, near southern and
ST
I think that's the solution.
Right now, the modern community might be working on something more advanced, so
I certainly want to fix all of those issues. I also was talking to this.
I don't remember who I was talking to her about, but
I want to get, like, a devices page up on the wiki.
Of course, it probably deleted, so I won't bother, but, um
oh, there's a cop car driving past my house. Yay!
I don't know if you can hear that.
It's incredibly loud.
Um,
yeah.
This new apartment has a window that faces the road, which is unfortunate,
but it was $800 cheaper than the old apartment.
And it doesn't really bother me when I'm wearing headphones,
but when I'm recording audio, it does.
Anyway, um,
I want to make a devices page, uh, which lists all of the headsets, Um,
that we have information about them information about Like what?
We recommend information about any bugs, you know,
maybe like a list of links to github
issues or whatever.
And I also want the devices page to have, um,
more information on recommended hardware for both the client and the headless.
Um, and the reason behind that is
I get asked that question all the time,
and it's problematic for me because right now I need to do research, right? So,
um,
I have to like, remember what I said last time or go look it up or or on the spot,
kind of do an analysis of their computer.
I want that page to be there so that when people have those questions,
I can either refer to it and tell them or just refer to it.
There's, um,
a comedian called Bo Burnham and watched the, uh, Netflix special a few days ago.
It's really good.
I just I don't know why I haven't watched it in forever, but I watch the whole special.
It is fantastic
in one of the, uh, comedy skits or songs that they do, uh, called five years,
which is about a long term relationship.
They start with basically saying, like, I'm going to send this into your voicemail.
Please download the voice mail. Um, from your phone.
Um, And if you don't know how to do that,
please google it and figure out I'm sure you can figure it out.
Don't ask me.
Because if you ask me, I'm just going to google it and tell you how to do it.
And
it was, like, the most like, resonating.
Um
uh, like
I've heard in a while, you know, like, most of the time,
when someone asks me something that I don't know,
I'm just gonna google it and they repeat what Google told me,
and I've stopped doing that.
Now I'm like,
I don't know, But if you Google it, I'm sure you can figure it out.
I wish it was like a course or something
where I could teach people how to Google effectively
because it's like, I don't know everything about computers, but But like
sometimes someone just goes like,
how do I ABC 123, and I'm just like, I don't know, But if I Google how to ABC 123.
It sure does tell me a lot. So you could just do that. And they just don't
And then I do it. And then I tell them exactly what the first page of Google says.
And they're just like, thank you
for helping me. And I'm just, like, cool. Thank you for, like,
you know,
treating me like a surgeon.
Anyway, the devices page would be, uh, to
to kind of combat that
I'm not that good at computers.
Um, in terms of I am good at computers, but I'm not that good in terms of, like,
evaluating hardware choices.
And the reason behind that is like I buy one computer
like every five years and then just slowly upgrade it,
Um, this computer right next to me, I would slap it, but, like, you know,
it probably turn off and own my luck.
Um,
is, uh, I think Alfred the fourth or Alfred the fifth.
The reason why it's got,
you know,
the numeric title after it is because there are
parts from the previous Alfred in the new Alfred.
If it was a brand new,
entirely unique computer with all new parts it wouldn't
be able to have an email for it.
All of my electronics have a
funky British names,
so you can trace Alfred's lineage back like three or four computer cases.
And, uh, there's something from three or four computer cases in there.
Well, actually, like my my stepfather,
he named the original Alfred Alfred and I was like,
That's kind of cool And it grew on me.
So now my
computer called Alfred. My phone is called Charles.
Um, Bluetooth headphones are called Wallace.
They're all you know,
yo,
British names.
I forget what my laptop is called because I literally
only use it in airports or at my family's house.
No,
it's not a British name. It's a dog name.
Uh, stores Ask what the
Your solution for the SBA.
Theus. I'll just have to google it really quickly. I am aware of what it is.
I just need a memory job. I don't know my browser open yet today.
Hypothesis.
All right. Read quickly.
Oh, yeah, I remember the
hypothesis. Uh, OK, yeah.
I remember. If, like a sci-fi genre has done this, I think they have. But
I had an idea years ago when I was a kid in school.
So, like,
why don't the spaceships and like it just like fi spaceships? Not our spaceships?
Because our spaceships are basically just planes that we put like
we put, like, you know, rocket fuel, attach it to a plane, Done, It's a spaceship.
But, um,
if a spaceship had a, um, liquid in a hole
that kind of dried out because of the like, you know,
decreasing pressure, it would instantly seal whole breaches. Right
you got you got the outer shell, which is,
you know, all the money goes into the outer shell, and then you've got, like,
an inner sort of liquid shell that just sort of dries quickly.
Um,
it's cool.
I think I have seen a liquid hole in, like, one sci-fi show, but I don't remember it.
Um, but that caused a
hypothesis
argument with a friend of mine back in high school
because I said,
you know,
even though the liquid hole will have dried and filled the
hole that once they get back to like a space base,
they would have to have that part of the hole recovered
and and probably, you know, take another tank of liquid hole.
Oh, we have a news question. Great. Great.
Let's go back to stuff I know more about. Um,
we could talk about ResCap again. I know a lot about ruins.
It's public.
Uh, as far as I remember, the mirror book that you're describing has a, uh,
issue for us. So I'm taking a look.
Uh,
OK, I can't find the issue, but I'll I'll try and paraphrase someone else,
finds the issue great.
Yeah, I'll I'll Yeah, I'll
I'll. I'll like
chill. Chill.
Just just just for a second.
I can't remember the stats right now. Is marinating chicken like fake or not?
I seem to remember, like reading something on,
like cookery articles that does nothing
like I'm marinating on the question. Give me a second.
Um,
so Le says, I've noticed that mirrors start breaking away very high far clips.
Is there a reason why this happens?
Um, as far as I remember now I'm putting together like multiple chains. Um,
S
wants to rewrite the mirror code somehow. Yeah, there's mirror code. It's,
you know, like I'm like, I've made a new logics note and then
is like, I'm going to enter the mirror world and change how they work.
And I was just like, OK,
have fun.
Have fun.
Just look at him crazily.
Um but, um,
yeah,
he's also changed some of the mirrors which may fix that, but there are a bunch of
issues open for mirrors. Probably one of those is about the fuck.
So I remember it's just a reflection. Shader.
So, um, most shades, if you imagine, you know,
splitting up a torch or any light source into a bunch of lasers,
Um,
and seeing where those lasers go, that's basically shades.
So a mirror shader basically returns light to the observer.
Exactly how mirrors work in reality, I mean, not exactly,
because mirrors in reality just work.
There's no maths involved.
I mean, there is maths involved, but the maths is like, inherent and innate.
It's not,
but inscribed.
I mean, I have been inscribed somehow, but then we're getting into, like,
philosophical debates.
Certain word I just can't say philosophical philosophical
debates.
Um, Black Cody, Thank you for typing out the word.
It doesn't help me pronounce it, though.
Um,
it might if you like, broke it down sometimes. I just need to slow down.
Uh, I'm gonna jump down to dark sugar.
Um, because it's related to, uh, the mirror stuff. Um,
um, Dark Sugar says could be a good thing.
I've noticed reflections being wrong Distance away on my G two.
Yeah, I'm aware that G two has mirror issues. Quest has some mirror issues.
Prix
has similar issues,
and then I can jump up to lakes. Side's question.
I I know,
like lakeside Lakeside and I have been talking a bit like I always
just thought they were like a lumberjack or like a crypto or something,
because it sounds like they're like
a
they They're not at all.
They're awesome.
So
lakeside riders is asking,
uh, will there be a press kit?
Whatever thing, he might be in progress when it comes out.
I want to make a key cap, but bit map tracing is a pain.
Um, I don't know what you're referring to.
Uh, if you're referring to something non news related, it goes it off topic.
Uh
um,
I really like How do you print it? I've seen more about
that before. I know. It's like Russian
soap Taught me a few Russian things.
It was interesting.
Um,
anyway, they say prime gaming. Yeah, I have a gaming channel. It's on YouTube.
I don't post regularly. I have, like, a bunch of games. I finish that have videos.
I just haven't uploaded them.
I'm just gonna say a general note and like, it's not like
negative. It's just like, please think about it.
Um,
when you use the word the a thing,
it,
um please expand it.
Like what? What do you mean?
It's really difficult
to understand sometimes. So just just try and really care.
Thank you. Thank you for
your question.
I know it's like, AAA bossom thing, but, like,
it's very difficult to like. Speak sometimes. Right now, as I'm sure you're aware,
Um,
so I need the context of the question so I don't
end up going on a tirade about I don't know,
floor tiles rather than what you actually want to hear about.
Um So replacing basements, Uh, second question.
The first question with their second question,
Um, basement asks,
um,
is there a project in progress by the team
made up of staff from the nearest development team?
Or can that not be commented on? Here is my answer to that one
no comment.
Oh, and, uh,
Lex has split up the word I couldn't pronounce. So I'm gonna go ahead and give it a go.
Uh, philosophical. Yeah. You see, I just have to slow down.
Fun. Fact. Sorry.
You know, there's that, like, Tik tok that just like they've got, like,
a shaved sort of spiky hair, and they get really way too close to the camera,
and then they go fun fact.
And then they like,
I tell you something incredibly fast. That's, like, mind blowing.
And you're just like, Oh, my brain hurts
anyway, uh, fun fact here, um, you know, the TH sound
like in thumb, et cetera. I don't say it correctly. I've never said it correctly.
I always had difficulty with it.
As a child, I found my own way to say it, but it's not the correct way to say it.
It sounds the same.
Um, but for those who are aware of how you're meant to make the TH sound,
they know it's wrong.
I'll see if I can get a video of fun. Fact man.
So I don't just sound like some crazy lunatic.
Uh, Lou asks. Is there a way to see who started a logic impulse.
A friend wants to make an impulse log in
log. Oh, sorry.
Log space, in
case someone, uh, causes an annoying malicious impulse chain.
Uh, yes.
So during the length of the impulse chain, um,
the local user variable will be the user who has started the chain.
So if you have an impulse chain going and you write to local user to say, um,
like a value register or something, that will be the user who owns the chain,
that's also how all of the sort of buttons which set
a user work if you haven't made one of those yet.
Um, you know, it's like set owner set, Master.
If it's a world where you need that sort of thing,
Uh, you basically just say
who started the button events chain is the person who owns the chain,
and then you do a local user and then you get the name of the person hit the button,
I I also waiting for questions. I'll go find fun back then.
It's like
the one of the things that, like as a you know, as a as a non
gen
Z that bothers me about YouTube shorts and tiktok is
it's so difficult to find content that I have watched,
like I can share it at the time. Like, say, for example, I see a cool video.
I can share that with you and I can say this is a cool video.
But going back and find it historically way is impossible.
This is the comedy Tik Toks, Did you watch like 400? Ok, where's fun?
Fact man, like somewhere in the middle, you know.
OK, we got a race car outside now.
I don't know their name either,
because that's another thing about the the short form content platforms.
They don't,
um
they don't provide enough context on the user name like it's there,
but it isn't prominent enough for me to notice it and remember it.
I could speak for hours about YouTube shorts and Tik toks, though hours,
OK,
I don't see any additional questions. I do see some commentary.
People are agreeing that YouTube shorts are weird. Um,
yeah, I also notice
like I have a live streaming background, et cetera.
I was taking a look at tiktok live out of curiosity,
I'm just There's no context of what they're doing most of the time
tuned into some guy who was, like, weaving plants into sticks. And
he just didn't explain what he was doing for like, five minutes whilst I was there
and I could barely see his name. There were just icons everywhere,
but people were very interested in him. Weaving sticks.
Uh oh. We have a question Back, back, back to that.
Like Simon says, Um,
what is the best way to set, uh, set up a trigger that doesn't have collision?
But when a player goes through, sends out an impulse I can never find it
was making a flight game for
before everything
uh, why
do you not need? Why? Specifically not collision
like
I am so glad that someone else has, like, had their braids seared by that lady
like I'm gonna be, like, 80 like, off my rocker in some retirement home.
Like just talking about ice cream
and the, um, you know, the professional there caring for me is going to be like,
Oh, poor prime.
They had such a traumatic life, and they they just have no idea. What I'm referring to
is like That lady is is brain searing good on her, though. She makes about $7000 a day.
If anyone would like context. I'm gonna like, you know, see your brain.
Oh, are we?
I linked it to her.
Yeah, I linked to her.
May I ask Lakeside? So, um, basement gave a very suitable,
uh, solution for the problem.
Oh, which is nearest user head.
But I feel I must ask, why aren't you using colliders?
Uh, no trigger trigger colliders.
Um, and I need to go through them like the whole point of trigger colliders is, um
to allow you to go through them.
Oh, you can ask it here. We got, like, plenty of time. Cody, go for it.
Yeah. So, um,
uh, colliders actually have two properties that,
um, determine their behaviour.
They have more than 12, but we'll talk about the two that I'm referring to.
Someone's like Well, actually, there are seven properties,
and you only mentioned two.
OK, there are two properties I'd like to talk about. Let's ignore the other.
However many I missed.
Um,
the character collider check box determines whether you can walk through it.
The type determines its behaviour. Um, so with a character collider.
Usually you want static. And then,
um, character collider checked on for something like a ring,
or like a a sensor to detect when someone walks into it.
A good example might be like an automatic door that you might see at a grocery store.
You use a trigger collider that has, um,
that set up, and it means they can walk through it.
But the collision system will register that they walked into it,
uh, for context from the video that has been linked there, Uh,
for anyone who's misunderstanding What's going on?
Um, that lady is pioneering one of the corners of the world called, uh, tiktok.
Uh, sorry. M PC tiktok.
Um, she will do a particular emote, which is a sound and a gesture,
uh, in response to various, um,
stickers and and gifts that are sent to her via Tik tok system.
Um,
so if you send ice cream,
she will say something equivalent to what Lex posted earlier Ice cream.
So tasty. Yes, yes, yes. But she also does like creepy slippy noise.
Um,
and I don't know why, but she's also cooking popcorn, one kernel at a time,
in a hair straightener
and I can watch it for, like hours. And I don't know why. It's just funny.
Sometimes there's like a chain of coincidences where, um,
several of the phrases that she's saying will link up
into this sort of almost performance art piece monologue.
And it's funny.
But yeah, it's, um, it's stuff that I have patents on,
like taken to the end of their existence,
like I have patents on interactive broadcasting.
Um, but it's like interactive broadcasting taken to the
Taken him to the end.
Well, sometimes it even sounds like like music tracks as well.
It just depends on the timing of all the phrases.
It's it's, it's, it's it's interesting,
and I want to know what's going on.
The thing that annoys me, though,
is the view that someone will see on their app or on the recording doesn't match.
Um,
doesn't match what she's seeing.
And so sometimes the amounts that she's doing seem out of place.
Like if they were 1 to 1, I would be more interested
like, because, you know, every time the ice cream appears,
she'll do the ice cream phrase the
set above.
But sometimes I don't see an ice cream and she does the ice cream phrase.
So it's It's confusing
a quick anecdote here, Electronic says.
I even use a collision system for people with the no clip trigger.
Colliders can be detected with active colliders.
So if you want to tell when someone is but allow no clips, see for colour systems,
you can just have an active sphere collider locally,
follow the player into trigger colliders to tell where they are.
Um, that gives me an opportunity to say, Hey, active colitis aren't bad.
They are bad if you don't know what you do.
But
if you If you had not eaten,
they
uh OK, uh,
we have nearest questions. Fantastic. So I can stop thinking about ice cream. Um,
I let the loud,
loud cars today. I don't know if it's like this time of the day or what?
Um, So Cody asked, uh,
I found that using a cylinder,
uh,
and having four faces like a cube cube shaped texturing
seems easier for a room building or multiple object making.
I do find it jarring, since typically using a cube is my go to method,
so I'm not sure if it's that is just me
if anyone else finds it easier to do work otherwise,
uh,
I don't
really understand what you're referring to.
I might have to see some pictures to know what's going on there.
Whatever makes you build your content is good.
One of the problems I have with like,
building like levels and worlds is I always end up with, like,
a circular arrangement.
Yeah, if you picture like the, uh
what's a good example,
like a Roman amphitheatre, right?
Everything is sort of architected such that it, um
cause attention into the centre of the space.
I just always end up building walls that have that same sort of feel
have trouble with symmetry as well.
Like if you look at a building, it's just not symmetrical at all.
You your average sort of like room. It's not symmetrical at all.
You the average wall. Actually, it is not even straight.
I've you know, I've only been in this place like a month.
There is, uh, the wall where my bathroom is.
It's like diagonal only slightly, but like over the entire length,
it looks really weird once you realise it,
um,
OK, moving onwards to res
question.
Do update relays cause, um,
more than one execution per ti frame process we know been debugging some logics that
a handful of updating relays cause significantly
be usage on the update loop thread.
I don't understand the mechanisms of updating
relays enough to answer that question.
Always see if you can remove them, though.
Weird noise came from outside, and all that was whatever,
um,
I'm gonna put the code base for basement notes Question,
and that will take a few minutes.
So basement note. I have not forgotten your question.
I just need to wait for visual Studio to index the entirety
of your extension and give me the ability to look at it,
which takes a while. Sometimes
it's like I'm scanning all of the logics nodes so that you can control T and find them.
It's gonna take a while.
Um,
like says, you think that it's the same apartment complex,
just a different building.
The apartment will at least be similar. It's not the same complex.
It's an adjacent complex.
Um, this one is
like five years older than the one I was in.
Um,
it's still quite new, but it's still, you know, five years older.
I'm really angry about it because they they say they clean between tenants.
They did don't clean between tenants. It's ridiculous.
Um,
alright, So visual studio is still loading.
Uh, So I'll I'll jump to Doc's question, and then I'll go back to, uh, basement notes.
Question What visual studio has loaded,
uh, visual studio says
yes. Dark sugar. You are now called Visual Studio.
Um, dark sugar says,
um, since we're at colliders,
I saw someone trying to make an object tagged sharp poke and pop their avatar.
OK, Yeah, I understand where we're going.
We put an active collider on them and philtre
the impulses to those registered by the avatar user.
Could we use a different collider tape?
Um, for poking.
Um, so this will work for, like, the sort of nail and pin that you're talking about.
Or maybe a spear. It will also work for mining wood cutting,
um, and stuff like that Put the active collider on the object,
which is doing the stabbing.
Uh, there's actually a video I have on my, uh, channel,
uh,
where I talk about active colliders because I was irritated
that week about people saying that they were bad.
So I made a video where we make a mining system using active colliders.
Um, if it is an implement of torture such as a pin or whatever or axe,
um,
you can do a couple of things to also make the active collider better.
So, for example, if you in the video, I think I talk about it,
I don't remember if they implement it.
But once the, uh, pick axe is not grabbed, I detect that it's not grabbed,
and I turn the collider off so the active
collider is only active when it's in someone's hand.
And that way, um, you can have, like, a a rack of pick axes, like in a part of the mine,
and it wouldn't really have any performance
problems at all.
Like only the pick axes that someone picks up
would then have the active collider turn on.
I wouldn't recommend putting an active collider on a user where possible,
particularly if you're covering the entire volume of the user,
because that's just gonna like increase the amount of collisions.
Whereas if you have it on the end of a pin
that's really small,
they want to look at with any arbitrary object. Then
you know, they'll probably need to do it that way around. It just isn't ideal.
Makes me so happy that I made the decision to move into this apartment.
You know, it's filthy.
Uh,
the hallways are literally falling apart.
And I'm now busy. A loud, rude
I
go like, cry out the quarter. All right, Back to questions.
Um, shadow says I've been told
by myself
by difficult to read that sentence.
Anyway, um, Shadow is basically saying many people have told them,
including potentially me, um, that when using fire, while true,
immediately following firewall through, um,
you need to put a one per frame note to avoid errors.
Uh, I haven't heard this myself.
I don't technically typically use the fire while true or even the wild node itself.
I always try to find a different way to do it.
By my understanding, though, I think, uh, fire, while true,
has the opportunity to fire more than once per frame.
Um and so people sometimes do once per frame to slow it down.
If you go faster than the frame, that might sort of
mess up some physics calculations like T Delta T, et cetera.
So probably why that's occurring. I don't know if it's required, though.
Uh, the CODEBASE is now finally loaded, so I'll do like side miners question,
which should be quite easy.
They say, How long much does this OO show up in the code base?
So find in files?
No, I should do match word because we've got a lot of, um
um there's a function called two world.
It's about, uh, moving contact between threads.
Uh, and it's used everywhere, and two world has OO in it, so that's not gonna work.
Match case, match or word. Go.
Uh,
four files, 12 loans.
Ah, you see, the O OS would be like, there's two parts of the for extension.
There is the part I spend most of my time in, which is the non
unity portion of it. And there's the unity portion of it.
I don't use the unity portion that much because if you're in there,
it means something is usually quite broken.
So, for example, for, um, adding a new headset,
you'd need to spend a lot of time in the unity project.
But for adding a new logics node, you don't need to spend a lot of time in the, um,
unity project.
So yeah, there will be references to the OOV in,
um
in the unity project as well. But in the non
unity project, um,
12 matching files four total, uh, files.
At least your mileage might vary because, remember,
this is the source code and not the DEC compiled mess that you guys read sometimes.
Um
OK, I don't see any additional questions. I will. Oh. Basement notes. Question.
Glue tip. Yes. On the way to the glue tip. Right now.
OK,
primary place.
Glue. OK, so it looks like it uses a component called glue.
I didn't realise that glue was a component. OK, that's cool.
Um
is drying. There's the concept of, like, drag in this in this digital component.
Oh, I love I love
oriented programming. Sometimes,
um, it's like
the glue has this class inside it called glue candidate.
And I just think that's a nice That's a nice class name.
OK, so basically, with the glue tip, it looks for objects that it can collide with.
Um and I think colliders don't work when an object is disabled,
so that would probably be the answer
the year.
Well, I didn't realise, and, uh, someone showed me, and this is this is,
like a really, um,
relatively new user to neo showed me this, and I was just like, what?
Um,
I don't know how they did it. It might work. Your
mish might vary.
They drew a moustache on my face, you know, common sort of a FK trope thing.
But then they use the glue tip on it.
But they included my head and it basically effortless Eli aboard the, um,
moustache to my face.
It wouldn't. It wasn't so that it can be re equipped, but it did parent it to my face.
So, like, what? What is the good tip doing?
Well, that's what's happened there because like,
it must have parented the moustache to my head somehow.
But like, I didn't realise the glue tip could do that.
It didn't do anything like negative other than, you know,
parenting the moustache to my face.
There's a parent mode for good. That's probably what's going on. Gee,
sometimes you just need to
a tool again and open up the context menu and be like, Oh, yeah.
All right, let me go back to the glue tip for a second.
I'm still in the glue coat.
All right, Here's the glue chip
mode. Parent objects. They must have done that.
They didn't tell me that they'd done that. Very well.
Um, OK, we have an actual question here. We have two questions. I'll jump on those.
We are over time, though. So electronic shadow, if you have a question. Great.
Otherwise, no more questions. Thank you for that. I need to
I don't know, shake my fist out my window at the cars going by and go get off my lawn.
Um,
so spec says to follow up on the glue tip, though.
What if you're using it by grabbing a slot from the inspector and not the
Oh,
OK, let's take a look.
That'll be secondary press.
OK, so if you use the, um, the grab from inspector secondary press,
it won't, um, glue stuff together.
Um, basically, if there's an active glue, it'll it'll force dry it.
Um, otherwise, it'll only do stuff if it's in the bake mode.
Uh, primary is the only way you can do the, uh
what do you call it? Uh,
uh, parent object mode. like everything else would be baking.
Yeah, OK, so there's there's two questions there.
One is like What happens with the the Dub
Do grabbing a slot?
And now we're looking at K's question, which is
baking. Does it disrupt Dule
dos?
I know what I mean, even if you guys don't know what you mean.
Uh, so let's look at bake measures. See if it ignores, um,
disabled slots. Because I'm not sure.
What is the data type M?
Ah, OK, yeah. If the slot is not active, it will ignore it.
So if the mesh render is not active uh, sorry.
If the mesh render isn't enabled or the slot which the mesh render is on is not active,
then it will not be included in the bake
class was supposed to end 11 minutes ago. We have we have halted questions.
We'll get to them as soon as possible.
Maybe we'll make it an hour at some point. Maybe. Then there's more to say.
Or maybe I'll just make it so like, Hey, we can talk about anything. That's not the
earth
I have. Can I have thought occasionally about making this just a podcast?
We can have guests and everything it'll be like today.
Our guest is lakeside miners here to talk about lumberjack supplies.
Um
OK, so we got those questions.
Uh, there is one from basement nerve, which is tagged as a question.
But I, I don't unfortunately know S,
um, built at all.
I know it's fantastic and more people need to use it,
but I don't understand how to use it.
I get stuck.
Um,
so I can't answer that one. Apologies. Um
Oh, OK, Cool.
Uh,
yeah. No, No worries.
I think that's it for questions. If I've missed any, someone will yell at me
if you yell at me, please yell at me gently.
I I'll cry if you let me loudly.
Uh, yeah, I don't see anything else, so I'll go ahead and leave things off here.
Thank you for listening.
Um,
I will go ahead and close things off here.
Uh, if you have any additional questions,
please post them in the questions and help channel direct.
Message me If it's moderation,
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As for hosting, I am working on it. I apologise. It's gonna take a while.
It's just My life is chaotic. I spent four hours boarding
Furie yesterday.
Uh, I will speak to you guys soon.