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That's cool that you went for realism, i'm just saying.

I think a lot more people prefer sharp bending due to it keeping the Minecraft feel.

Okay, so the first thing I saw in the picture was "Monster rig by : ...yfan20...".
For one thing, your credit for someone else's rig shouldn't take up half the screen and be the brightest and most noticeable thing there and also, the particles from the torch obscures half of it anyway so I have no idea whether or not I'm meant to be reading it.
Also, while I see what you're going for with the dark atmosphere, as stated above, it's too dark to make out anything that's going on in the picture. Try making that Point Light on the torch a little brighter.

Actually, there is a difference between the two pictures; the edited one has the light tinted slightly more orange.

Actually, there is a difference between the two pictures; the edited one has the light tinted slightly more orange.

I made this. here
Unedited:

Thx for understanding, then

When you choose what biome to have for the ground, then save and reload the project, the biome is reset to Plains. The selection will remain on the biome you chose, but you need to select it again to change the colour.
TO REPRODUCE:
Start a new project. Navigate to the "Background" tab in Project Properties, then "Biome". Select any biome that makes the grass a different colour than default. Save the project, then reload it. The grass colour has reverted to Plains. Upon checking the "Biome", it will still be at whatever you set it to.  
Another small bug I've found is where if you set the resolution of the project to a custom value (by selecting "Custom"), saving and reloading the project will change it to "(undefinedxundefined)". Upon going back into the list and selecting "Custom" again, the dimensions you specified are still there.
TO REPRODUCE:
Start a new project. Navigate to the "Project" tab in Project Properties, then "Size". Select "Custom", then change the Width and Height to any value. Save the project, then reload it. "Size" will now say "(undefinedxundefined)". Clicking on "Custom" again will put it back to normal.  
Both of these bugs will occur every time you load a project. Hopefully these will be fixed so we won't have to keep changing them every time we load our project

I'm sorry about what I said earlier, I was only trying to help. I wasn't telling you to add bends to everything, I had only noticed a couple of the body parts hadn't been edited in any way.
Feel free to disregard this if fewer bends is the style you're going for. I can understand.

Nice models!
BTW, i have a suggestion: Change the chameleon's texture to grayscale so we can change to any color.
I don't know if that will work that easy but i think it's a good idea.

Parent the object to a folder.

This is what folders and rotation points are for.

That's not bad although for 10, the reason wolves and chickens dont have movable mouths is because it is just imitating the in game model.

for suggestions 1 and 5
 

Thanks mate!

WELP ME AND NzPenguin6 aka @Nzshark6 Had a Little Contest about Biomes, And Uhmm I knew from the Start that I dont stand a chance but, I tried.
 
@Nzshark6's Superior and Fabulous Wallpaper (HE EDITTED HIS FREAKINBG AUYWIOAHDIUASHGED8AUYD)
 

 
 
Mine (I feel Like it looks uninteresting :/
 

 
Feel Free to Vote on Shark's Because I think he has a better wallpaper than mine

To quote your signature...
"I don't understand what your
idea of 'Uninteresting' is."
Seriously, your wallpaper is vastly superior to Shark's. Sure, it looks calming, but yours is better for the following reasons:
You didn't have to edit your wallpaper. Your scene contains characters; Steve, a Wolf and an ENDER DRAGON. Shark's scene is empty. Your image is in PNG format so the quality is retained, unlike Shark's JPG, where details become grainy. The lighting in your scene actually makes sense. Shark's scene appears to have two conflicting sources of light from behind and in front of the camera, whereas in your scene it's easy to see sunlight is coming from the left. I know there are some aspects you can improve on, but that's the point. Practice makes perfect! You shouldn't put yourself down like that, because your wallpaper is actually really good. As for the lack of Upvoting, bear in mind that not many people view these in the first place. I looked at the "Wallpapers and Art" section and in the past week, as of typing this, only 5 out of the 29 topics have more than 100 views, and two of them are memes, one is a question and another one is a gif.
Just remember that if you're getting Upvotes, you've done a good job. People like what they see.

Thank you for the images. This will be fixed in the next update.