@superbeefjerkey
Joined on February 4th, 2020, this user has been a member for 2,311 days and is the 33,490th person to register an account.
Has 2 submissions, the first one uploaded on February 8th, 2020 and the most recent on May 9th, 2020.
Of those, 0 have been featured and 0 have won Users' Choice.
On average, each submission earns 2,146 downloads.
In total, they have been download 4,293 times.
Counting every individual stickfigure, including the contents of all packs, this user has technically made and submitted 12 stickfigures.
On average, when this user rates stickfigures, they are 100% positive.
Has made 14 comments on non-activity pages of the site. Alternatively, this user has made 52 comments on actual activity pages of the site.
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Replying to comment by:I was trying to use Smart Stretch and polyfill together to retain those patterns on the side of Draco’s face while making the mouth extremely flexible, like in the movie.
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Yeah, I figured out the, as you said, “polypill” thing just before hitting the limit… And yeah I was planning on a pack… This is just the head.
I guess I need to drop some of the detail, huh?
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2020-05-14 11:05:04 UTC 1
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So, I was working on my Draco project yesterday, and…
Apparently polyfills count as multiple nodes.
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so uhh, each click you do with a polypill is a node
also plan packs since it’s impossible to make a large detailed figurine
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Yeah, I figured out the, as you said, “polypill” thing just before hitting the limit… And yeah I was planning on a pack… This is just the head.
I guess I need to drop some of the detail, huh?
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Replying to:I agree polyfill are node eaters i kindly use some plain segments or circles to fill the gap
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I was trying to use Smart Stretch and polyfill together to retain those patterns on the side of Draco’s face while making the mouth extremely flexible, like in the movie.
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Sounds like you tried what I would\’ve tried. Looks like the only option is probably to wait and see if Ralph can fix it in an update, and I don\’t know how long that would take or if it\’s even possible.
Sorry I can\’t fix it. Meanwhile, do you have a phone or anything you could try Stick Nodes on?
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Lol, I may end up hitting the limit but I hope not.
What I\’m going for is a highly expressive face. Kinda overdoing it but what I have right now involves a lot of Smart Stretching, and Polyfill will be next. If this works, it\’s gonna be amazing.
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I have a tank.
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I\’ve had no experience with Chromebook… Are you using a limited user account of some sort? Did you find the Stick Nodes folder?
I don\’t think I can help unless you can show me a screenshot of the problem, but even then, there\’s probably nothing I can do because I can\’t see your computer.
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Sadly this is a tough one to answer because we can\’t see it. What are you using: iPhone? Android? If it\’s Android, you might try using a file explorer to check \”Main Storage\” and see if there\’s a folder called \”Stick Nodes\”, and if there is, open it and look in the \”projects\” folder to see if anything is in it.
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Are there any projects shown at all? Maybe you can show me a screenshot, I might have some better advice then. Are you sure you saved the project correctly?
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Progress update on my Draco project (tracing from picture), a very ambitious project.
Can anyone figure out what I’m trying to do?
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Looking into it’s Johnny Hotbody?
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Use as many nodes as possible and make a massive pack.
Just kidding.
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Lol, I may end up hitting the limit but I hope not.
What I’m going for is a highly expressive face. Kinda overdoing it but what I have right now involves a lot of Smart Stretching, and Polyfill will be next. If this works, it’s gonna be amazing.
2020-05-12 15:15:39 UTC
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In some cases I really need it because I want to select a node but not rotate it, maybe just adjust the length or something. Though I guess you could use the magnifier if you prefer, but the Double-Touch is good if you\’re patient enough to get used to it, I didn\’t regret it.
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How many of you have bothered to activate these?
I HIGHLY recommend the Double-Touch, saves you from quite a few fat-finger incidents.
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I tried it for a while and it pissed me off
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In some cases I really need it because I want to select a node but not rotate it, maybe just adjust the length or something. Though I guess you could use the magnifier if you prefer, but the Double-Touch is good if you’re patient enough to get used to it, I didn’t regret it.
2020-05-10 04:29:25 UTC
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axis locking is so good i actually love it
but double-touch is definitely some ooga booga type stuff
2020-05-10 04:35:23 UTC
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He has arrived. (Check out my stickfigures.)
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For some reason it looks like something out of jim henson….i love it.
2020-05-09 16:50:35 UTC
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Probably won’t end up finishing this, but… Working on Draco from the movie Dragonheart, tracing a picture. I want him to be highly expressive, like in the movie, so I’m trying a new technique I made up: Wireframe face flexes. I intend to use polyfill and Smart Stretch HEAVILY, here.
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