@unknownuser said:

@unknownuser said:

No, i have a busy summer, might not finish till August

Oh NOOOO!!!!!

Well, that models looking nice.

I was joking. lolz

Does anyone know if there is a way (even if extremely complicated) to make a path from sliders or a non-straight slider? Any ideas would help, even other methods of achieving the same result are fine. Thanks!

XD

Screenshot of a model requested by Hobbnob. Tell me what you think! Not close to done, but working on it nonetheless

@solo said:

Evan, you just described a Redneck.

Ouch, that hurt. I am from the west bank XD
But getting back to the point...I kinda want the gallery to stay the same, why change the system when it could do more harm than good?

@solo said:

@unknownuser said:

pps: Definition of wanker:
°(British AU NZ slang pejorative) An idiot, a stupid, annoying or ineffectual person.

Here is what it means here though...First coined in the early 80’s, a wanker is one who currently resides or was born on the westbank of New Orleans, La (Gretna, Marerro, etc). Derived from it’s origin “westbank” (west of the Mississippi River), wankers are most commonly lower income, blue collar Caucasians, who typically speak with poor grammar and in loud tones. Wankers can be easily identified by a fake tan, skirts 3 sizes too small, spikey hair, and domestic cars. It is not uncommon for wankers to get married at an early age (18-25), as well as having children during that same time period. Common physical characteristics of female wankers include outfits that scream for attention but come across as desperate, heavy makeup, possibly fake breasts if they decide to use what small amount of college savings their parents have accumulated on them, and big sunglasses. In males, spiky guido hair is the most dominant characteristic, as well as poorly managed steroid abuse, extra small shirts, stud earrings, and unfashionable shoes. Wankers will often travel out of their element into the Eastbank, where they congregate at clubs such as Republic or The Venue, where for that short span of time try to feel like they fit in with the rest of New Orleans society.
So, just don't call anyone from the US South a wanker....

@unknownuser said:

Using the thickening option does the same thing. When you activate JPP press the tab key for options.

Thanks. Lol.

Looked nice. But i think you should add something so that the spokes aren't rectangles...AKA the hole gets smaller towards the back of the wheel...like my wheels. Understand or do i need to reword it?

Suggestion Add a function where you can create a new face when you joint push/pull.....like the CTRL push/pull... What do you guys think?

I really think the "experts" dislike(hate is such a strong word) newbies, and want them ignored. Isn't the point of the section to get constructive criticism? How can anyone improve when and possibly become better if no one wants to help?
P.S. Hope you know "wanker" is a really derogative phrase here in New Orleans.....just FYI so no one gets offended

@unknownuser said:

Any new work?

No, i have a busy summer, might not finish till August

@hobbnob said:

If by non-newbies you mean users who aren't new to su but aren't considered 'experts' then they are very much in the same boat as the newbies...

That is the group of people i am talking about...

XD Vuvuzela in B Flat! XD

Looks awesome! No complaints

But what about non-newbies? They get ignored sometimes as well, so its not really just a focus on newbie users...

@hobbnob said:

I think I know what you're talking about when you talk about the location, it's not a bridge, it's a jump.

Yeah, actually another plan is to put the branch off at the start and have it elevated for a while

Somewhere where the bridge goes over the track...

Why, i think that plan is rather outstanding! Great job, Hobbnob!

Check this out everyone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AAa0gd7ClM
WARNING DOES CONTAIN ROUGH LANGUAGE