It seriously looks like they use chat GPT to extrude what a COD game might be.
November 19, 2025 at 5:05 AM
It seriously looks like they use chat GPT to extrude what a COD game might be.
lookout duty
here's feveryn again after a gazillion years! i've tried to draw him like 3 separate times and this was the only one i was mildly happy with lol. also a piper cameo. and a larita cameo. and also Him
here's feveryn again after a gazillion years! i've tried to draw him like 3 separate times and this was the only one i was mildly happy with lol. also a piper cameo. and a larita cameo. and also Him
November 18, 2025 at 6:38 AM
lookout duty
here's feveryn again after a gazillion years! i've tried to draw him like 3 separate times and this was the only one i was mildly happy with lol. also a piper cameo. and a larita cameo. and also Him
here's feveryn again after a gazillion years! i've tried to draw him like 3 separate times and this was the only one i was mildly happy with lol. also a piper cameo. and a larita cameo. and also Him
the idea of using genAI to extrude more content out of something people made is absolutely the video game equivalent of "fix it in post"
November 17, 2025 at 6:53 PM
the idea of using genAI to extrude more content out of something people made is absolutely the video game equivalent of "fix it in post"
"extrude an axolotl"
November 16, 2025 at 7:10 PM
"extrude an axolotl"
Like you can extrude what you want from that, it’s legit at the base of everything, including demonizing adapting testing, it’s foundational.
It’s wrong, but it’s foundational.
It’s wrong, but it’s foundational.
November 16, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Like you can extrude what you want from that, it’s legit at the base of everything, including demonizing adapting testing, it’s foundational.
It’s wrong, but it’s foundational.
It’s wrong, but it’s foundational.
Blender Basics Shapes (Potion Flask, Flare, Vent)
YouTube video by Jane's Channel
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November 16, 2025 at 1:28 PM
extrude fun
November 16, 2025 at 8:27 AM
extrude fun
I'm not sure why, but every photo of Tom Homan seems to suggest that that thing on his shoulders might, without warning, begin to extrude something even more lumpy and malevolent.
The U.S. bishops defended migrant families. Tom Homan snapped. Nan Hayworth called Pope Leo a “tool of our enemies.” Tim Burchett accused the church of getting rich off of sex trafficking.
Matt Walsh, Lara Logan, and the rest joined in. This is what MAGA anti-Catholicism looks like.
Matt Walsh, Lara Logan, and the rest joined in. This is what MAGA anti-Catholicism looks like.
“Pope Leo Is a Tool of Our Enemies”: Homan Leads MAGA Attacks as Hayworth, Others Pile On
It’s the latest MAGA attack on Pope Leo’s pro-immigrant stance. Disgraced border chief Tom Homan — caught taking a $50,000 bribe in a Cava takeout bag — led the charge against Leo and the bishops.
www.thelettersfromleo.com
November 16, 2025 at 3:02 AM
I'm not sure why, but every photo of Tom Homan seems to suggest that that thing on his shoulders might, without warning, begin to extrude something even more lumpy and malevolent.
- and then I add the newly created vertices from the extrude to the new vertex group, and remove them from the old one. Then I use a second shrinkwrap modifier and target the new vertex group with an offset that causes it to be "raised" off the base mesh it's shrinkwrapped to by a specific height.
November 16, 2025 at 2:22 AM
- and then I add the newly created vertices from the extrude to the new vertex group, and remove them from the old one. Then I use a second shrinkwrap modifier and target the new vertex group with an offset that causes it to be "raised" off the base mesh it's shrinkwrapped to by a specific height.
For any of the raised elements, I start with a plane, rough out the shape with the subdivision modifer on, and once that looks right, I select all the vertices and make a vertex group that's shrinkwrapped directly to the base mesh. Then I extrude faces along normals, create a second vertex group -
November 16, 2025 at 2:21 AM
For any of the raised elements, I start with a plane, rough out the shape with the subdivision modifer on, and once that looks right, I select all the vertices and make a vertex group that's shrinkwrapped directly to the base mesh. Then I extrude faces along normals, create a second vertex group -
KCL functions often have a lot of optional arguments (e.g. the `extrude` function can optionally twist the shape around). Now you get autocomplete for these argument labels, including their docs and type info.
November 15, 2025 at 7:09 PM
KCL functions often have a lot of optional arguments (e.g. the `extrude` function can optionally twist the shape around). Now you get autocomplete for these argument labels, including their docs and type info.
If this trash pile was somehow able to extrude somewhat correct looking text or video of people with extra fingers, these folks would be looking at hundreds of billions of dollars from AI* investors in spite of the environmental consequences.
November 15, 2025 at 2:53 PM
If this trash pile was somehow able to extrude somewhat correct looking text or video of people with extra fingers, these folks would be looking at hundreds of billions of dollars from AI* investors in spite of the environmental consequences.
Smart Extrude is a new 3Ds Max Modifier that ensures the predictable extrusion of multi-spline shapes, depending on their placement across diverse planes or orientations at varying angles.
Also, for example, Smart Extrude simplifies the ability to add depth to shapes created with the Spline Flow plu
Also, for example, Smart Extrude simplifies the ability to add depth to shapes created with the Spline Flow plu
November 15, 2025 at 10:57 AM
Smart Extrude is a new 3Ds Max Modifier that ensures the predictable extrusion of multi-spline shapes, depending on their placement across diverse planes or orientations at varying angles.
Also, for example, Smart Extrude simplifies the ability to add depth to shapes created with the Spline Flow plu
Also, for example, Smart Extrude simplifies the ability to add depth to shapes created with the Spline Flow plu
did sabrina carpenter ever learn how to extrude a mesh in blender
November 15, 2025 at 6:45 AM
did sabrina carpenter ever learn how to extrude a mesh in blender
I was trying to use blender, but why tf can I not just type in a value to extrude a face ? ! If you can it's not obvious at all lol.
November 14, 2025 at 7:24 PM
I was trying to use blender, but why tf can I not just type in a value to extrude a face ? ! If you can it's not obvious at all lol.
I am pretty proud of that one :)
"extrude" is just the right amount of gross...
"extrude" is just the right amount of gross...
November 14, 2025 at 4:25 PM
I am pretty proud of that one :)
"extrude" is just the right amount of gross...
"extrude" is just the right amount of gross...
We extruded the clay. They have various shapes to extrude through, but no small squares - so we 3D printed our own square "die" to extrude through!
November 14, 2025 at 3:06 PM
We extruded the clay. They have various shapes to extrude through, but no small squares - so we 3D printed our own square "die" to extrude through!
🎨 Nodevember - Day 13 - Cabin
A cab in a cabin - all procedural. Simliar to the monument, I used index selections to extrude elements, but this time booling. I also used material mask incides and colors set by the GN -
#nodevember
A cab in a cabin - all procedural. Simliar to the monument, I used index selections to extrude elements, but this time booling. I also used material mask incides and colors set by the GN -
#nodevember
November 13, 2025 at 5:53 PM
🎨 Nodevember - Day 13 - Cabin
A cab in a cabin - all procedural. Simliar to the monument, I used index selections to extrude elements, but this time booling. I also used material mask incides and colors set by the GN -
#nodevember
A cab in a cabin - all procedural. Simliar to the monument, I used index selections to extrude elements, but this time booling. I also used material mask incides and colors set by the GN -
#nodevember
Commodore 64 emulators should never letterbox.
There already is a border. Just extrude it out some more.
I have very important opinions..
There already is a border. Just extrude it out some more.
I have very important opinions..
November 13, 2025 at 9:36 AM
Commodore 64 emulators should never letterbox.
There already is a border. Just extrude it out some more.
I have very important opinions..
There already is a border. Just extrude it out some more.
I have very important opinions..
ok but think of how good it would feel to extrude a thought
November 13, 2025 at 1:17 AM
ok but think of how good it would feel to extrude a thought
I mean, I was just trying to boil it down to the gist of what Seattle and San Francisco's main industry seems to extrude these days.
November 12, 2025 at 4:44 PM
I mean, I was just trying to boil it down to the gist of what Seattle and San Francisco's main industry seems to extrude these days.
We've decided to make our tool Sprite To Life! available again on itch. The tool, which we developed briefly in 2020, allows you to extrude fake 3D graphics from 2D sprites, and quickly test stacked sprites. #gamedev
Sprite To Life Available Again Now
We've decided to make our tool Sprite To Life! available again on itch. The tool, which we developed briefly in 2020, allows you to extrude fake 3D graphics from 2D sprites, and quickly test stacked sprites.
chequered.ink
November 12, 2025 at 9:13 AM
We've decided to make our tool Sprite To Life! available again on itch. The tool, which we developed briefly in 2020, allows you to extrude fake 3D graphics from 2D sprites, and quickly test stacked sprites. #gamedev