@OnceUponAGoblin Thanks! Yeah, 3D prints, I've been into that for years, but I've grown tired of the necessary preparation. When someone wants to order a 3D print, then it's usually no problem though.
@pixelworship Thanks! I sold 3D models for a while, but every platform sooner or later changes something to the disadvantage of the sellers, such as adopting some unknown new payment service.
If you've got a tip regarding the best platform to sell 3D models, that'd be welcome. I left CG Trader recently, and I'm not a fan of Epic, so I'm reluctant to go for Sketchfab.
@metin I can actually see a story here 😁 : Michaelangelo ist going crazy mad, because Leonardo ate the last pizza. Raphael is simply grumpy (deep inside he wanted a slice too). As for Don...he wants nothing to do with it and is on his way to have a walk with a big friendly smile on his face (and a walking stick). 😁
Someone who kindly bought me a coffee ( https://ko-fi.com/metinseven ☕🙂) asked to see the hierarchy of my #MagicaCSG scene elements and groups, so I made a second video showing that.
The element names are in Dutch, because I find that a little easier when I'm creating a 3D scene. 🙂
I find it interesting that you use Dutch names. I'm always torn between English and German names. From programming, I'm used to using English so that others can understand the code. But this is not a requirement for private projects 🤷
@daniel@mbt3d Recognizable. Coming from a time when there was no localization in the computer world (For example, the Commodore 64 computer OS was only English), I used to name everything in English: filenames, objects, materials, everything. But a few years ago I realized that using my native language is just a tiny bit faster, because I don't have to translate words first, even though that takes less than a second.
@metin@daniel I am lucky to be a native english speaker, so didn't have to learn all the coding terms, as all the language I know off are english based instructions, except perhaps LISP which is a mess of parenthesise 😂
Variable names in native languages seem absolutely correct to me, and as I said I find it interesting to read them.
Being English, it wasn't clear which second language to learn, I thought Spanish and then end up in Germany, now I have okay Spanish and good German.
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