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MoltenLapizza

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  1. It's usually because of the alpha glitch, your outlines are probably so smooth that it has invisible markings there. 

    Just make the render depth of the head higher than the body and done.

    If it happens again later on and you have the same RD as before, just reset and repeat it, that's my solution at least.

  2. You should add some moon light to make it more brighter and visible. Also because there's a moon so it must have moon light, otherwise it would be a new moon.

    There's the problem with the trees, they're bright. It's said that it would be fixed in the 1.3.0 update though you can try disabling texture filtering in the program settings.

  3. 8 minutes ago, LeafCold said:

    I know, but my english is very poor i don't know how to do it

    You can use IMGUR, just upload an image there, once uploading is done, you copy the image address( Be sure that the address has the "i.imgur" and not "blob:https://imgur", otherwise it's not yet done uploading ) to the post and done.

  4. Just a quick upload of an unpolished scene of my animation for Anxious Cynic but probably wont be in time due to the exams currently. My only hope is he extends it or something, either way I'll still post the full animation after I'm done, even if I'm not in the compilation.

     

  5. Is it possible to add vertex snapping to modelbench? Something similar to Blockbench.

    Instead of finding the correct rotation, position, or pivot of a plane or part to fit into another without any gaps, you can just click a side of a plane to another and it would just snap right in. Those parts with bends can just toggle a button that moves the pivot offset of a plane and leaving the position untouched. 

    It would really reduce the time it takes to make models that has planes with different rotations without ruining the look. 

  6. That's a very chunky cigarette, or is it a cigar?

    I have a few words though. The audio feels off, because the inhaling audio only started once he finished inhaling. You can also try adding more visible smoke since it's a smoke after all. Other than that, the atmosphere feels perfect, it really fits the mood of the scene.

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