Prismatic Spirit

My new PC build is 99% complete, all parts in, just need to:
   •Buy replacement cables for CPU and ATX power because the ones that came with the PSU are too short
   •Install Windows 10 64-bit
   •Transfer files from the old PC to the new one

Environmental Props Pack #12:
i added roots to the custom tree folder, it will make the tree feels more believable, feels gigantic, and old.
and yes, the roots is a seperate models, so you can put it on your vanilla tree or the tree from the folder.
expect this update to be released in a few days (this is a small update, just for updating the custom tree folder due to how many people wanted it)

face rig tier list:
  
please keep in note that this is opinion based 
please don't bash on me

1.2.5 is now out(if you couldn't tell by the forum headers.). Was one of the most difficult updates I worked on because my computer would crash pretty frequently during development.

Rebranded my channel a bit
Character is drawn by @RandomJeremy and colored by me.


 

Hmmmm... Fair enough.

Hmmmm... Fair enough.

Beta work
[Youtube link here]
 

renders i did for @RandomJeremy
 
in mi

Environmental Props Pack update #3: so i made a render today that featured almost all of the models that i working on since a few days ago.. i also made a new folder called "custom tree" this is basically minecraft tree, except with a bit more realistic shape (but still has the minecrafty style).


how many update that the enviromental pack will receive?
A: there will be many updates until it becomes one of the biggest rig/models pack in Mine-Imator

I have returned with honor!
For such a long time, my account was in total shambles from the past, now I've changed, come a long way and I am back to create and provide. (Of course, this may be a lie because I have no promises!)
EDIT I just can't stop cringing at my old stuff, somebody please put that out of my sight.

You may not know it, but the mod(Mine-imator Community Build) has caused me a lot of stress over the past months. With it's rising popularity in the community, it made me(Not so much Emunator.) look like I knew everything about Mine-imator's code; Whether or not a feature would work, or how to fix any error. Due to the popularity of the mod, I sometimes regret going to Emunator and asking him about merging all of our mods and making a community build of Mine-imator. Almost everyday I get multiple reports of people having problems with the mod, and then having to take the time(that could be used to develop the next and final update) to help the users because they believe I know how to fix anything because I made most of the mod.(Most errors originating from the standard release of Mine-imator has.) With the large user base the mod has made, it's made the weight of the project a lot heavier on my shoulders, and making me responsible for any and all accidental damage the mod may have done to projects/ rigs.(Which I would very likely not know the cause of.) Since I can't transition the rest very well, I'll just list them.
1.) I stopped taking suggestions due to wanting to focus more on the update and get what needed to be done, done. But as of right now, the mod is in a limbo state. Right now two features(that were not on the original to-do list for 1.1.0) are dragging the release further and further, and I have no idea how to implement such features.
2.) 1.1.0 is going to be the final update for Mine-imator: Community Build/ Edition, as both Emunator and I have both agreed that it would considered a finished project after the update.
3.) I honestly do not know when the update is going to be released. It's been pushed back so many times, from late December, to early January, to late January, ect. I do not see the mod being released anytime soon with it being in the condition it is now.
4.) The mod will likely not be updated with new mobs and blocks in the future after 1.1.0 as I want to move onto other programming projects after the mod.
5.) Please don't give others the impression that I know everything about Mine-imator and how to fix any issues/ errors. I likely know just as much as you do about them.