Well that was basically how I was able to create the 1 useful drawing, colored and materials.
By adding. Do not change any of the details from my rhino.3dm model.
But I could see what it was doing, on the other side of the screen it was just adding materials and colors and lights and background, wallpaper.
Which is easy if you have the software.
It will be a 100 times cheaper for a professional to just buy the plugin.
Rhino sell lifetime licenses.
The outcome of this will be *worse* software.
It will feel even more plastic, it will be even more brittle, and it's not because we don't know how to write better, more reliable software, but because the industry decided that writing better software is not how money is made.
And GitLab just went all-in, announced to the world: we're here for plastic software, we're here for shit quality code, we're here for forcing people to review unreviewable slop and then blaming them for the bugs.
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I got it up to $311k with no added software.
It has 2x C19 power, ha!
Nobody gives a shit anymore about anything.
It’s fine to post absolute tripe like this on a corporate website.
It’s fine to post quotes that were never said in a newspaper.
It’s fine to reference science that doesn’t exist in scientific papers.
It’s fine to commit code that was never checked to software.
It’s fine to post music that no one made.
It’s fine to share videos of things that never happened.
It’s fine to steal, lie and scam people.
All of this is hyped and cheered on by governments, organizations, businesses and individuals.
What in the fucking fuck is wrong with everybody?
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@vantiss OK, given that updated information, I would blame a keyboard that's not just a plain USB keyboard but that has its own special "driver"/customization software. Especially when they're both the same vendor/[different versions of] same software.
It could very well have some "emulate numpad" mode that keeps getting turned on randomly via something you're doing or just a bug in the software.
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