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Is Lilith Ugly?
But the eggs need still, standing water, I thought. There is none around because of the drought
Actually mosquitoes live of plant matter. They need blood only to help fertilize their eggs. Only females drink blood. As for a place to lay their eggs, air conditioner runoff, any size pool of water will do for them, even if it will evaporate. Mosquitoes are no more capable of rationalizing reproduction than humans. They do suffer in drought. Few pity them however. Bats and spiders, perhaps.
I can't tell under all that makeup! %-P
Dana
But the eggs need still, standing water, I thought. There is none around because of the drought
Actually mosquitoes live of plant matter. They need blood only to help fertilize their eggs...
Truly evil, eh? The real vampires.
Dana
Actually mosquitoes live of plant matter. They need blood only to help fertilize their eggs...
Truly evil, eh? The real vampires.
Dana
I thought that bedbugs are real vampires.
Geoffrey De Havilland was a great innovator
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffrey_de_Havilland
...as was the company that bore his name.
They were the first to roll out a fully operational pure jet airliner, the Comet 1, in 1949 which entered service in 1952. Early versions of the aircraft were plagued by sudden catastrophic failure of the fuselage which was tracked down to stresses caused by the rivets that anchored the square window frames. All existing comets were modified to include oval windows which employed no rivets. After the redesign and refit, the Comet became a very stable and reliable aircraft which served several of the world's airlines with the last passenger carrying one, a model 4C being retired in 1997 nearly a half century after the first prototype as rolled out at Wooford Aerodrome. The Comet design also saw military service, most notably as the Nimrod Maritime Patrol aircraft, the last of which were retired in 2011.
A month after the prototype Comet 1 was unveiled in 1949, AVRO Canada introduced their C-102 Jetliner prototype, however it never would see production or airline service (in spite of Howard Hughes' keen interest in acquiring a number of the aircraft for TWA after test piloting the prototype) as the Canadian government pulled the funding on the project. Unlike the Comet, the C-102 had round windows and would not have been susceptible to the same stresses that doomed several of it's British "counterparts". Would have been interesting if Mr Hughes' wishes had come true.
Of the major postwar aerospace players, the US was one of the last to enter the commercial jet age with the 707 which made it's first passenger carrying flight in late 1958 six years after the Comet 1 and two years after Russia's Tupolev 104. The two former Axis powers, Germany and Japan never produced a viable commercial jet airliner after the war (though East Germany did embark on the on a project at the old Junkers plant in Dresden called the Baade or "Dresden" 152 which like the AVRO C-102 never made it past the prototype stage). France was the last to enter the race in 1959 with it's sleek passenger pleasing Sud Aviation Caravalle.
while I was trying to improve the Lilith render I got a blue screen.
Did that improve it?
Dana
Maybe you need a break. It seems that your computer needed one. ;-)
Dana
...out of date drivers maybe?
I finally tracked down my BSOD issue to two nVidia services (Networking and Streaming) after going through the various logs and diagnostics. Apparently the latest driver updates installed these services and kept trying to "call home" when I was working offline. Stopping them in Windows Task Manager just after I start the system up seems to have done the trick.
Still have not installed the new GPUs as a friend of mine who just upgraded her GPU and PSU ended up blowing out the MB in her system. Need to call in someone with a bit more tech savvy to look these over as I can't afford that to happen.
For G2F what is the difference between swimwear and underwear?
...omg, a RL Merida just walked into the cafe a few moments ago. :ohh:
That hair really does exist. :ohh:
Ok, I th0ught I had to scale the dragon way up! :bug:
Here's the Ocean Queen right next to M6 - both un-scaled. Wow... M6 need to be shrunk to fit! :ahhh:
I see for my Ruttville render the Ocean Queen is scaled up 500%. :bug:
Oh, that's perfect for an apartment size drake ;p
Oh, that's perfect for an apartment size drake ;p
Yep - only eats 2 whole cows a week, a real money saver. :blank:
No joy with the wings, nothing loads. If you need wings on her, uhh.. you're probably out of luck. :down:
Morning. Real cool today here with a misty grey sky refusing to give up some sun so far :)
she doesn't look like that in the promos :bug:
Dragon Queen update - applying *any* pose mover her back to thew origin! :ahhh: :ahhh:
I can't recommend this model to anyone unless you're willing to work with the wings-and-poses issues. :down: It's sad.. :down:
Well, back to trying to animate her... :blank: Have to save up for Dragon 3 now.. :down:
First Dragon Test render.... 99MB AVI file.. looks OK.
http://www.woolyloach.com/drag_test_01.avi
Rendering out one with dragon motion, if you don't use the canned poses she comes with a fair number of shaping morphs.
It should be done... tomorrow... :smirk: Turning up the shading rate to 1.0 instead of 0.5 seems to have helped a bit..
Sounds very nice! :)
Yep - only eats 2 whole cows a week, a real money saver. :blank:
No joy with the wings, nothing loads. If you need wings on her, uhh.. you're probably out of luck. :down:
Well, that's a shame. I reread the product and it mentioned both dynamic and conforming wings, so I had hope. As for the poses moving the figure back to origin, I've been dealing with that with quite a number of V6/M6 poses. It got so bad at times that I made sure I wrote down the xyz numbers before I used the pose. At least the current poses I have for Dragon 3 doesn't move them, though one does shrink/grow a figure to a certain scale.
are we in the milky way galaxy?
according to this http://www.space.com/19915-milky-way-galaxy.html
milky way colliding with andromeda at 70 miles per second. don't need to hold on to our hats yet, about a billion year trip :lol:
Neat ^_^ I likes
...I brought up the pose issue and someone responded with a fix, but don't remember which thread it was in. Wish we had the old search engine for then I could just search for posts under my name.
Neat ^_^ I likes
...agh, all I get is a never ending FF "Connecting" indicator with just a still image.
Neat ^_^ I likes
Thanks! :red: Can't wait to see the dragon move! :cheese:
I could hand-edit the pose files, I guess.. might try it for fun..
...agh, all I get is a never ending FF "Connecting" indicator with just a still image.
Next time I'll shove it on to my YouTube account... :red: :red:
...NM, just saw the response above.
Awww "taps foot"
No don't remember Lite but do remember *shudder* LW Core :lol: and think I still have a Toaster somewhere...
eta been animating sad mike by a fire but the fire got a little outta control :lol:
not a cozy looking sitting by the fire
Looks more lie a "watching the city burn" kind of fire! :ahhh:
Think what I have to do is make a bunch of small emitters and combine them, instead of a single big fireplace size one, going to try that anyhow :)