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  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066
    edited November 2020
    Headwax said:

    everytime I blink this thread is filled with luminous incredualarities (look that up in the dictionary)

    I did...   cool

    There are no results for incredualarities

    • Check your spelling or try different keywords

    with the Daz site having more holes than swiss cheese I modelled a wacky walking broom to magically sweep up the errors! laugh

    using Carrara hair

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  • DesertDudeDesertDude Posts: 1,235

    Headwax is right, I just blinked and another fantastic image from Stezza appeared!

    Awesome Wacky Magic Broom Stezza. yes

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066
    edited November 2020

    well, I converted the Carrara hair with Philemo's plugin... morphed and boned the wacky broom and stuck it in a zip file

    it ain't perfect but hey, if it was it wouldn't be wacky... texture it, render it, sweep your Runtime out with it.. it is very versatile in any realm!

    and it's attached in the zip file

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  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,173

    I love Philemo's hair plugin.  Great use.  Fun character broom.

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066
    edited November 2020

    yep, I use Philemo's hair plugin often yes

    another wacky character... dunno what it is so stuck it in the IT department laugh
    is that smoke I can smell surprise

    and called it Grumps

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  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 8,632
    Stezza said:

    yep, I use Philemo's hair plugin often yes

    another wacky character... dunno what it is so stuck it in the IT department laugh
    is that smoke I can smell surprise

    and called it Grumps

    Thought I had a problem with my computer this morning as no mouse action, after several restarts I checked the mouse, one of the corner pads had come loose and was stuck across the optic sensor of the mouse ....

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066

    ahhh.. the dreaded unsticky mouse pad thingy.... yeah, my mouse is getting a mind of it's own lately, the wheel part, wants to scroll when I don't want it to scroll, it's starting to get annoying and I'll probably throw it out the door soon if it don't get better.. devil

  • DartanbeckDartanbeck Posts: 21,578

    I need a new mouse too. 

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066

    yep, I tossed it... bought a cheap MS replacement.. not very sensitive though especially in Carrara so probably will toss that as well.. gone back to my MS sculpt mouse though it annoys me as well as the middle button doesn't open links and no one knows why, everyone that has one has the same problem.. angry

     

     

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,213
    edited November 2020

    I use the Logitch Performance MX mouse.  I love the free wheeling scroll.  Makes quick work of going to the bottom of very long documents or web pages!  And very comfy in the hand.  No carpal tunnel...though I am sometimes on the computer for hours, and play a lot of Microsoft Solitaire!   blush

    Dana

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  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,235

    My wife looks at my grungy mouse and  threatens to put it in a disinfectant bath.  blush

    It says "Dell" on the bottom, but I have not owned a Dell computer for a decade.  Or two.  

  • DesertDudeDesertDude Posts: 1,235
    Steve K said:

    My wife looks at my grungy mouse and  threatens to put it in a disinfectant bath.  blush

    It says "Dell" on the bottom, but I have not owned a Dell computer for a decade.  Or two.  

    laugh
    I have gone through 2 "magic mouse" or "mighty mouse" or whatever Apple calls them...one broke when accidentally knocked off the desk and the other...unintentionally mutilated by a screwdriver after the battery compartment suddenly would not open...(!) angry

    So for several months I used my super duper back up from my old G3 iMac days - a one click mouse that needs a keyboard click for right click.  laugh And it is still my trusty backup.

    Now I have a...wait, looking...'Jelly Comb' - works well and was reasonably priced.

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066
    DanaTA said:

    I use the Logitch Performance MX mouse.  I love the free wheeling scroll.  Makes quick work of going to the bottom of very long documents or web pages!  And very comfy in the hand.  No carpal tunnel...though I am sometimes on the computer for hours, and play a lot of Microsoft Solitaire!   blush

    Dana

    I've heard some good things about this mouse

    Logitech MX Master3

    but looks too complicated after using a two button wheel mouse for so long!

    I also have another mouse in the drawer, one of my favs.. but can't get it to work.. I think I lost it's dongle sad

  • DesertDudeDesertDude Posts: 1,235
    Stezza said:
    DanaTA said:

    I use the Logitch Performance MX mouse.  I love the free wheeling scroll.  Makes quick work of going to the bottom of very long documents or web pages!  And very comfy in the hand.  No carpal tunnel...though I am sometimes on the computer for hours, and play a lot of Microsoft Solitaire!   blush

    Dana

    I've heard some good things about this mouse

    Logitech MX Master3

    but looks too complicated after using a two button wheel mouse for so long!

    I also have another mouse in the drawer, one of my favs.. but can't get it to work.. I think I lost it's dongle sad

    I wish you luck Stezza. Yeah,,,that pictured mouse, I'd be out...
    Cheers

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066

    I just got the old mouse from the drawer working .. woohoo .. it wasn't a lost dongle issue after all

    how wacky am I !!!

    needed new batteries cool

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,225
    Stezza said:

    I just got the old mouse from the drawer working .. woohoo .. it wasn't a lost dongle issue after all

    how wacky am I !!!

    needed new batteries cool

    yes

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,213
    Stezza said:
    DanaTA said:

    I use the Logitch Performance MX mouse.  I love the free wheeling scroll.  Makes quick work of going to the bottom of very long documents or web pages!  And very comfy in the hand.  No carpal tunnel...though I am sometimes on the computer for hours, and play a lot of Microsoft Solitaire!   blush

    Dana

    I've heard some good things about this mouse

    Logitech MX Master3

    but looks too complicated after using a two button wheel mouse for so long!

    I also have another mouse in the drawer, one of my favs.. but can't get it to work.. I think I lost it's dongle sad

    I don't know about that one.  But mine has the Back and Forward buttons on the side, you just ckick them with your thumb.  The one behind the scroll wheel on mine changes it from free-wheeling to click mode.  I prefer the free-wheeling.  I don't know what the silver thing is on the left.  Looks like perhaps a horizontal scroll.  Anyway, you get used to it really fast.  And the accuracy of these mice is amazing!  I watch my wife pick up the mouse and put it down on the other side of the pad to continue moving it to traverse the screen.  Such a waste of energy and movement.  The Logitech senses the speed you move it and moves the cursor greater distances in less movement on the mouse pad.  These things don't even require a pad, either.  I just prefer using one.  They can work on any surface except clear glass.  It needs something with a texture to determine movement.  Although, I seem to remember ads saying it will work on a glass surface.  Hmm...

    Dana

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,213
    DesertDude said:
    Stezza said:
    DanaTA said:

    I use the Logitch Performance MX mouse.  I love the free wheeling scroll.  Makes quick work of going to the bottom of very long documents or web pages!  And very comfy in the hand.  No carpal tunnel...though I am sometimes on the computer for hours, and play a lot of Microsoft Solitaire!   blush

    Dana

    I've heard some good things about this mouse

    Logitech MX Master3

    but looks too complicated after using a two button wheel mouse for so long!

    I also have another mouse in the drawer, one of my favs.. but can't get it to work.. I think I lost it's dongle sad

    I wish you luck Stezza. Yeah,,,that pictured mouse, I'd be out...
    Cheers

    They're very comfortable, and not so complex.  I've seen complex gamer's devices.  Those I couldn't handle!

    Dana

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066
    edited November 2020

    it's almost summer and it gets that noisy here outside that you have to come inside and close the doors!

    because it's!

    CICADA SEASON

    so I had a wacky thought for the current Carrara Challenge #55 which is about seasons and............................

    I modelled a wacky cicada

    they're singing now as I type ... they know!

     

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  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 8,632
    Stezza said:

    it's almost summer and it gets that noisy here outside that you have to come inside and close the doors!

    because it's!

    CICADA SEASON

    so I had a wacky thought for the current Carrara Challenge #55 which is about seasons and............................

    I modelled a wacky cicada

    they're singing now as I type ... they know!

     

    Coool !!!

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,225

    up there too heart

    all the trees on my way to the shops as well as mine are making whirring noises, I never have actually seen one though only the discarded shedded skins.

  • DesertDudeDesertDude Posts: 1,235
    Stezza said:

    it's almost summer and it gets that noisy here outside that you have to come inside and close the doors!

    because it's!

    CICADA SEASON

    so I had a wacky thought for the current Carrara Challenge #55 which is about seasons and............................

    I modelled a wacky cicada

    they're singing now as I type ... they know!

     

    Fantastic model Stezza, as usual! It has that 'Stezza' personality shining through. smiley

  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,173
    DesertDude said:
    Stezza said:

    it's almost summer and it gets that noisy here outside that you have to come inside and close the doors!

    because it's!

    CICADA SEASON

    so I had a wacky thought for the current Carrara Challenge #55 which is about seasons and............................

    I modelled a wacky cicada

    they're singing now as I type ... they know!

     

     

     

    Fantastic model Stezza, as usual! It has that 'Stezza' personality shining through. smiley

    +1

  • VyusurVyusur Posts: 2,235
    Stezza said:

    it's almost summer and it gets that noisy here outside that you have to come inside and close the doors!

    because it's!

    CICADA SEASON

    so I had a wacky thought for the current Carrara Challenge #55 which is about seasons and............................

    I modelled a wacky cicada

    they're singing now as I type ... they know!

    Nice piece of modeling! Looks a bit like a fancy robot.

     

  • DartanbeckDartanbeck Posts: 21,578
    DanaTA said:
    Stezza said:
    DanaTA said:

    I use the Logitch Performance MX mouse.  I love the free wheeling scroll.  Makes quick work of going to the bottom of very long documents or web pages!  And very comfy in the hand.  No carpal tunnel...though I am sometimes on the computer for hours, and play a lot of Microsoft Solitaire!   blush

    Dana

    I've heard some good things about this mouse

    Logitech MX Master3

    but looks too complicated after using a two button wheel mouse for so long!

    I also have another mouse in the drawer, one of my favs.. but can't get it to work.. I think I lost it's dongle sad

    I don't know about that one.  But mine has the Back and Forward buttons on the side, you just ckick them with your thumb.  The one behind the scroll wheel on mine changes it from free-wheeling to click mode.  I prefer the free-wheeling.  I don't know what the silver thing is on the left.  Looks like perhaps a horizontal scroll.  Anyway, you get used to it really fast.  And the accuracy of these mice is amazing!  I watch my wife pick up the mouse and put it down on the other side of the pad to continue moving it to traverse the screen.  Such a waste of energy and movement.  The Logitech senses the speed you move it and moves the cursor greater distances in less movement on the mouse pad.  These things don't even require a pad, either.  I just prefer using one.  They can work on any surface except clear glass.  It needs something with a texture to determine movement.  Although, I seem to remember ads saying it will work on a glass surface.  Hmm...

    Dana

    Thanks. I never know which ones to look at. This gives me a clue! :)

  • DartanbeckDartanbeck Posts: 21,578

    Wow! That Cicada is Awesome!!!

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,213
    Dartanbeck said:
    DanaTA said:
    Stezza said:
    DanaTA said:

    I use the Logitch Performance MX mouse.  I love the free wheeling scroll.  Makes quick work of going to the bottom of very long documents or web pages!  And very comfy in the hand.  No carpal tunnel...though I am sometimes on the computer for hours, and play a lot of Microsoft Solitaire!   blush

    Dana

    I've heard some good things about this mouse

    Logitech MX Master3

    but looks too complicated after using a two button wheel mouse for so long!

    I also have another mouse in the drawer, one of my favs.. but can't get it to work.. I think I lost it's dongle sad

    I don't know about that one.  But mine has the Back and Forward buttons on the side, you just ckick them with your thumb.  The one behind the scroll wheel on mine changes it from free-wheeling to click mode.  I prefer the free-wheeling.  I don't know what the silver thing is on the left.  Looks like perhaps a horizontal scroll.  Anyway, you get used to it really fast.  And the accuracy of these mice is amazing!  I watch my wife pick up the mouse and put it down on the other side of the pad to continue moving it to traverse the screen.  Such a waste of energy and movement.  The Logitech senses the speed you move it and moves the cursor greater distances in less movement on the mouse pad.  These things don't even require a pad, either.  I just prefer using one.  They can work on any surface except clear glass.  It needs something with a texture to determine movement.  Although, I seem to remember ads saying it will work on a glass surface.  Hmm...

    Dana

    Thanks. I never know which ones to look at. This gives me a clue! :)

    You're very welcome!  Another thing I didn't mention.  The one I have, and I assume all the newer ones are the same, uses rechargeable batteries and you don't need to mount it on a charging station, you just plug in a cable and it becomes like a wired mouse, and you can continue to use it while it's charging!

    Dana

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,066
    edited November 2020

    spotted a thread where one couldn't be found so the next best wackiest thing to do is model bits and pieces and get one in Carrara laugh

    a wacky metal bird prop for the garden or whatever.... find the blighter in the zip file 

     

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,225
    Stezza said:

    spotted a thread where one couldn't be found so the next best wackiest thing to do is model bits and pieces and get one in Carrara laugh

    a wacky metal bird prop for the garden or whatever.... find the blighter in the zip file 

     

    Stezza you are a legend heart

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,213
    Stezza said:

    spotted a thread where one couldn't be found so the next best wackiest thing to do is model bits and pieces and get one in Carrara laugh

    a wacky metal bird prop for the garden or whatever.... find the blighter in the zip file 

     

    That's wacky!

    Dana

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