Comments on Reddit seem to suggest that UI problems with NeuralDSP plugins seems to be solved with some onstallation of DirectX libraries (? Not sure about the technical details) :
was able to fix it just yesterday after seeing someone suggest this:
install WineGUI
use it to install DirectX 9/10/11 and DirectX 12 packages
This instantly fixed the GUI not being responsive, tested with the new Nolly X
In France, some enterprises post job offers when looking for alternant.e.s, and you can use search filters to target those types of offer most of the times, for example on pôle emploi.
I know some people who found alternances during job dating events, or other professional events. I think some administration may be helpful, either pole emploi/mission locale or the school's administration, they may have some ideas.
Edit : typos.
Ça donne un peu un sentiment de beaucoup de bruit pour pas grand chose. Tout peut être résumé par "Nettoyez bien vos gourdes régulièrement, et assurez vous que tous les composants soient dans un matériau inerte".
The combo Reaper + yabridge works relatively well for me, did not get all my VSTs back but the basics are working.
I guess teenagers who do not have access to any device but a 3DS could have a good reason for using it
If you go for a tent, first don't forget the tent pegs, and then it's always comfortable having a tiny mallet to plant them, rather than using a rock or your bare hands.
It is not necessarily a character per se, but something akin to a body : an element through which you can influence and be influenced by the reality. Consider your mouse cursor for example : it lacks the humanization/personality of a character, at least imo, yet is the way you interact with most of your computer.
Pas vraiment que je n'assume pas en public mais ouais, des choeurs religieux orthodoxes ou du Lorenzo, j'adore le forme, mais j'adhère pas sur le fond
Can confirm, used it for Lethal Company, worked like a charm
Yay, infinite money glitch, let's retire from adventurer life and just become wool traders
Hello yall ! I am asking for your opinion on node editing, more precisely on creating straight paths with reroute nodes.
I find the built-in way of creating straight paths with reroute quite weird. If I'm not mistaken, it is :
Now when it's time to clean up messy noodles, it makes sense : you don't need the first step and you can join multiple noodles with the Shift + Right-click-drag to go quicker. But when I create straight path from the start, I find it weird to first make the full path and then divide it.
I would have liked a feature to 'extrude' from reroute nodes so I can build the straight path step by step instead, so I made a small script to add this as a shortcut : when i press 'E', it adds a reroute connected to the last reroute/node selected. I'll try to add a gif to show what I mean, and I'll leave the code if anyone wants to try.
My question is : am I alone on this or does it make sense ? Did you too find the way reroute works a bit weird or did it always made perfect sense to you ? Or do you avoid straight paths entirely ? (Or is there some other way to work with reroutes that i'm not aware of ?)
Anyway, here is the code if needed (to use it, save it in a .py file, and in the Preferences/Addons tab, choose Install from disk and select your file) :
bl_info = {
"name" : "Extrude Noodles",
"blender" : (3, 60, 0),
"category" : "Node",
}
import bpy
class NodeConnectedReroute(bpy.types.Operator):
bl_idname = "node.add_connected_reroute"
bl_label = "Add connected reroute (Extrude) V4"
bl_options = {'REGISTER', 'UNDO'}
def execute(self, context) :
# Get node tree
nt = context.material.node_tree
# Get active node
node = bpy.context.active_node
# OPTION A - Create a not connected reroute
# in case there is no active node or it's not selected or it has no outputs
if not node or not node.select or not node.outputs.keys() :
bpy.ops.node.add_node(use_transform=True, type="NodeReroute")
return bpy.ops.transform.translate('INVOKE_DEFAULT')
# OPTION B - Create a reroute and link it to the active and selected node
# Add a reroute and connect it to current node first output
bpy.ops.node.add_node(use_transform=True, type="NodeReroute")
reroute = bpy.context.active_node
nt.links.new(reroute.inputs[0], node.outputs[0])
return bpy.ops.transform.translate('INVOKE_DEFAULT') # Returns that calls for movement.
def menu_func(self, context) :
self.layout.operator(NodeConnectedReroute.bl_idname)
# Store keymaps outside any function to access it any time
addon_keymaps = []
# When addon is enabled
def register() :
# Register the operator
bpy.utils.register_class(NodeConnectedReroute)
# Register its menu function in the correct menu
bpy.types.NODE_MT_node.remove(menu_func)
bpy.types.NODE_MT_node.append(menu_func)
# Create addon map
wm = bpy.context.window_manager
# Check if keyconfigs are available
kc = wm.keyconfigs.addon
if kc :
# Create a keymap in Node Editor context
km = wm.keyconfigs.addon.keymaps.new(name="Node Editor", space_type='NODE_EDITOR')
# Add a keymap item for simple extrude
kmi = km.keymap_items.new(NodeConnectedReroute.bl_idname, 'E', 'PRESS')
addon_keymaps.append((km, kmi))
# When addon is disabled
def unregister() :
# Do register in reverse order
for km, kmi in addon_keymaps:
km.keymap_items.remove(kmi)
addon_keymaps.clear()
bpy.utils.unregister_class(NodeConnectedReroute)
bpy.types.NODE_MT_node.remove(menu_func)
I got these half square half round icons since today on my Discord. Is this a new thing ? Is this something existing that I accidentally turned on ?
I gathered ideas from a tumblr post into an rpg alignment chart of "rock music"
Well we could see Hulk as the opposite of us, humble mortals : we have penises nowhere but in our pants, he is penises everywhere but in his pants.