Wayne Young
@slartyb.bsky.social
Artistic uber-geek with a passion for astronomy, electronics, and .. well pretty much anything else really. @ NVIDIA. Opinions my own.
I second that opinion 👍
November 17, 2025 at 8:05 PM
I second that opinion 👍
OMG!! That ... right there ... encapsulates two of my all-time favourite games.
I spent *so* much money feeding the Star Wars arcade machine at university it's a wonder I had enough money to eat.
I spent *so* much money feeding the Star Wars arcade machine at university it's a wonder I had enough money to eat.
November 17, 2025 at 8:02 PM
OMG!! That ... right there ... encapsulates two of my all-time favourite games.
I spent *so* much money feeding the Star Wars arcade machine at university it's a wonder I had enough money to eat.
I spent *so* much money feeding the Star Wars arcade machine at university it's a wonder I had enough money to eat.
Sorry to my followers - I didn't check the details before reposting. This is not 3I/ATLAS. Read the thread.
November 14, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Sorry to my followers - I didn't check the details before reposting. This is not 3I/ATLAS. Read the thread.
Nice picture!
Was it handheld?
Just wondering why not a lower ISO (to reduce noise) and longer exposure?
Was it handheld?
Just wondering why not a lower ISO (to reduce noise) and longer exposure?
October 31, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Nice picture!
Was it handheld?
Just wondering why not a lower ISO (to reduce noise) and longer exposure?
Was it handheld?
Just wondering why not a lower ISO (to reduce noise) and longer exposure?
Just read the info about #half-edge. Looks really cool! I was thinking about doing something similar after really struggling to get to grips with Blender, for the same reasons you state. Very interested in the .OBJ output, as I just happen to have a ray-tracing renderer I wrote that will read them 😊
October 30, 2025 at 7:22 PM
Just read the info about #half-edge. Looks really cool! I was thinking about doing something similar after really struggling to get to grips with Blender, for the same reasons you state. Very interested in the .OBJ output, as I just happen to have a ray-tracing renderer I wrote that will read them 😊