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I recently screwed up my Desktop Icons in Windows 11.
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This is for my reference I recently needed to revert the Kernel on my iMac/Linux machine.
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I had some fun recently with some pens and pencils, not real but rather virtual.
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I recently posted a quick video of a very basic and yet useful Node Group setup in Blender.
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Some Moi3d and Blender models, in no particular order: I can be reached on Mastodon: Mark B Tomlinson.
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Overview and Prerequisites This demonstration requires only one Add-On to be installed, it is one that ships with Blender by default, and it is called Loop Tools. 1.
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I have been remiss in posting for a while and in April I posted nothing.
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After nearly three years living here on the Elbe, we have finally found a new place back in town.
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A lot of stuff going on this month and almost none of it productive.
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Twenty Five days into the new year and I realised, I hadn’t posted on here yet.
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It has been an interesting year, I have rekindled my interest in photography, which I had let slide for a long time.
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In a previous post, one full of hopeless optimism and naive enthusiasm, I talked about re-launching my BlenderBits domain, see the About link above it you are interested in seeing the domain, for as long as it exists.
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This isn’t intended as a doctrine, just some food for thought For a while now, I have been using the gamma node in Blender as an alternative to the color ramp and the map range node.
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We are now in the early stages of October, thank-fully, and I realised I hadn’t posted at all in the previous month.
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The month is nearly at an end and I am not feeling like this month has been very productive.
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This is a demonstration of how to create a Node Graph in Blender to make and Edge Wear node for use in Cycles.
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I have recently been watching a YouTube channel from a Japanese machine tool maker, which I find interesting and relaxing.
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Mac doesn’t support Cut and Paste from Finder using: CMD-X CMD-V But you can achieve exactly the same results by using: CMD-C and then CMD-OPT-V This isn’t very intuitive as most OS’s use Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V, but the functionality is there if a little hidde…
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We are now well into June, half way in fact, and I realised I haven’t posted on the blog in a while.
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When adding mesh assets, for use as a cutter for example, it is important to align the asset to the underlying geometry’s surface normals.
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A Alt+A = ArrayDir Ctrl+A = script:moi.geometryDatabase.selectAll(); Shift+A = script:moi.view.resetAll(); Shift+Alt+A = ArrayCurve Ctrl+Shift+A = ArrayCircular B B = Fillet Alt+B = sBridge C C = Rebuild Ctrl+C = CopyClipboard Ctrl+Alt+C = ODCopyToExternal
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If you find you are unable to move a curve handle in all three axis, it is probably due to the curve type being set to 2D.
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In recent years, there have been huge improvements in n-gon’s (non quad polygons).
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I mentioned in a previous post that I had used git and git hooks to upload Hugo blog posts to my server, and that I am now using rsync as a faster more succinct alternative.
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I just read a post online about writing and the need to keep on writing.
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The Hugo theme template partial google-news has been deprecated for quite some time.
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I recently decided to try and recycle some old bees wax candles as they had burnt down pretty much to the bottom but still had a good deal of wax left on them.
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Getting un-hooked You Git I have been using Git Hooks to sync local Hugo website files to my remote server.
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I had wanted to be a little more consistent when it came to posting on here, however this month got away from me, and to at least post something, I am writing this little piece.
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Open, command Mac terminal: Most Mac users will know that the open command in the Terminal will open files in the GUI or open a directory in Finder for example open . will open Finder in the current directory, this is useful, but there are a few more thin…
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This post appeared in my feed: # 7 Reasons why I don’t write Nobody’s going to read it anyway Let’s be honest: nobody likes to shout into the void.
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Cloud storage, for me at least, is becoming too vulnerable and time consuming to manage.
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The default installation of Linux Mint on my iMac went very well right up until the moment it didn’t.
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I am currently in the process of resetting an old 2012 iMac after deciding trying to set up the Fusion Drive in there was too much hassle.
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Bring back personal blogging This post from the Verge appeared on my feed this morning: Twitter is creaking.
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In my last post, The end of social media, I lamented the decline of social media, and my feelings of weariness regarding the interaction and general lack of sociability on social media in the last couple of years.
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Sadly, Apple has retired my 2012 iMac, after 10 years.
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At the beginning of this month, November, Affinity Serif announced the imminent release of version 2 of its graphic software suit.
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Blender Class naming conventions - Python API As of Blender 2.8 the API naming requirement is for the class name to match the following convention: UPPER_CASE_{TYPE}_mixed_case Where {TYPE} is two letters denoting the class type inherited: HT – Header MT…
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Backface culling in Blender is set in two places, for solid view and for material view: Solid View In Solid view, i.e.
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Unfortunately Symbolic Links and shortcuts don’t work within Typora’s file listing.
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I seem to have let this site go unloved for a long time.
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Create a batch file, for example: symlink.bat with the following content and edit the source and target locations to suit.
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I recently set up a addon for Visual Studio Code, for editing Markdown files in HUGO.
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After a few false starts I have finally got my Hugo site setup to use git submodule to push the HTML output to the remote webserver.
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I needed to change the name of one of my Macs remotely and this is the command to do it: sudo scutil --set HostName [NewHostNameHere]
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I have recently been setting up an old Mac Mini as Webserver and NAS server.
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This is the basic structure of a Pie Menu in Blender using Python import bpy from bpy.types import Menu, Operator bl_info = { "name": "", "author": "", "version": (0, 0, 0, 1), "description": "", "blender": (2, 80, 0), "category":…
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Apple in its infinite wisdom changed the settings for Samba ‘SMB’ protocol and killed access to my NAS server, thanks Apple not like I wasn’t using it all the time.
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Over the last few weeks I have been busy in Blender using the Decalmachine add-on to create some decal textures from Blender.