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LEGO MOC: Korone - Vtuber (Part 2)

on April 12, 2022

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I modded more "Smol" Hololive English members into Deep Rock Galactic

on April 06, 2022

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I modded Smol Gura into Deep Rock Galactic

on March 31, 2022

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I modded Smol Ame into Deep Rock Galactic

on March 29, 2022

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My Smol Ame Bee Chicken (Asset Replacement) Mod for Skyrim: Special Edition

I replaced the chicken asset in Skyrim - Special Edition with a Smol Ame Bee model created by Hasksoft. My first attempt at modding Skyrim was in 2022. I was able to replace an elven mace, put Smol Ame on top of a mudcrab, and put her on top of a custom dog follower I made using the Creation Kit. The problem was, I did not know how to package or even export the mods properly. These were not really asset replacements as I had to manually add a mudcrab, dog follower, and elven mace into the game using CK. The Smol Ame bee was specific to a mudcrab I made, not every mudcrab. I could not find the id of the Smol Ame elven mace using the console if I remember correctly. The dog follower I created could not respawn and could not be invincible. This frustration led me to dropping Skyrim modding altogether until I picked it up again recently. Through trial-and-error and research, I was able to replace the chicken with Smol Ame Bee. Asset replacement is easier than adding something to the game. ...

My first LEGO Unreal Engine 4 Animation

This is my first animation in Unreal Engine 4. It is about the Philippine-American War (1899-1902). In general: -I put together the models using Bricklink Studio 2.0 -I imported the .io file into Mecabricks -I exported the models as .obj and imported the minifigures into Mixamo to create animations and imported the rest of the models into Blender as .obj files -I exported the minifigures with animations from Mixamo as .FBX files and imported them into Blender -I saved each minifigure animation as an action and placed them in the NLA editor -I exported the minifigures and models separately as .FBX files -I used Unreal Engine 4's sequencer to animate everything -I rendered and exported the animation -I edited the video and added sounds and text using Blender's video sequence editor -I rendered the final edited animation

[COMMISSION] - LEGO MOC: Makise Kurisu Part 2

Yesterday, the person who commissioned me to design Makise Kurisu from Steins; Gate finally built her using actual LEGO pieces. After ordering parts online and having received them he set about building Kurisu and showing me his progress over time. He ran into a few small issues. The neck, a technic axle 4 connected to a ball joint and ball socket inside the head was not enough to stabilize the head. The legs which consist of a tow ball and tow ball socket had difficulty balancing the weight of the body and the head. These problems were easily solved by restricting movement slightly. He connected a round 2x2 brick with an axle hole to the neck. He replaced the joints of the legs with 2x2 corner plates. Seeing the character you designed in Bricklink Studio being put together in real life feels satisfying. It makes me happy knowing that someone was able to take your design, give feedback, and improve on your original design. Check out their amazing Flickr page here: https://ww...

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