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Resonator said:
Haha nice

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PBR. Waiting for labels to fall of in sink
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Somehow I don't think you can de-label that very easily.

Potential hurricane strike, pouring ran currently - let's go clean gutters!

:mad:

At least it slowed to a miserable piss of drizzle towards the end. Innthe park with the little one and rainboots currently.
 
PianoMan said:
Forgive me for being off topic, but whats your thesis? If you don't mind..
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I'm doing my master's of fine art in game development. I started out as a 3d modeler, but switched my focus half way through to game design.

My thesis is basically a level for 3rd person survival horror game that I'm creating using Unity 5.

I probably bit off more than I could chew, but I'm doing: the level design, character modeling, prop modeling, texturing, UI/UX design, AI behavior, scripting (a lot of different things), vfx (particle fx), and setting up all of the animations. Pretty much everything for a game besides creating character animations. (Still had to create the character controller and animation blend trees so it all worked together though)
 
PianoMan said:
What's your opinion of that beer?
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I'm a sucker for AB, whatever the treatment. The bourbon aroma / flavor is nothing like a BCBS, but I don't think it's trying to be, because that would cover up the hops. It adds a nice complexity. At $4 a bottle it's worth a try, I'm really enjoying it. It's a couple months old now, and that's my only gripe.
 
banesong said:
Somehow I don't think you can de-label that very easily.

Potential hurricane strike, pouring ran currently - let's go clean gutters!

:mad:

At least it slowed to a miserable piss of drizzle towards the end. Innthe park with the little one and rainboots currently.
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Takes about 20 min sitting in oxiclean and hot water for lagunitas labels (or most in general) to peel right off. Then just 5 seconds a bottle scrubbing the glue stuff left on. Already finished the 24 I needed to de-label and clean.

The only bottle I found that's a real PITA is Pliny. The paper is thin, the ink starts running, and the glue is almost industrial strength.

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Resonator said:
I'm doing my master's of fine art in game development. I started out as a 3d modeler, but switched my focus half way through to game design.

My thesis is basically a level for 3rd person survival horror game that I'm creating using Unity 5.

I probably bit off more than I could chew, but I'm doing: the level design, character modeling, prop modeling, texturing, UI/UX design, AI behavior, scripting (a lot of different things), vfx (particle fx), and setting up all of the animations. Pretty much everything for a game besides creating character animations. (Still had to create the character controller and animation blend trees so it all worked together though)
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That's impressive for one person. I take it Unity 5 is a game engine? I was a Commodore 64 guy...8bit 6502 stuff. Loved to program, but ended up with a bachelor in electronic engineering.

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Resonator said:
I'm doing my master's of fine art in game development. I started out as a 3d modeler, but switched my focus half way through to game design.

My thesis is basically a level for 3rd person survival horror game that I'm creating using Unity 5.

I probably bit off more than I could chew, but I'm doing: the level design, character modeling, prop modeling, texturing, UI/UX design, AI behavior, scripting (a lot of different things), vfx (particle fx), and setting up all of the animations. Pretty much everything for a game besides creating character animations. (Still had to create the character controller and animation blend trees so it all worked together though)
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make us a video game. character is a cow running through a slaughter house saving all his cow & pig friends. end boss is a giant cannibal cow that shoots acid out of its' udders. we can do this with goats too, but cows in a slaughter house makes more sense.
 
PianoMan said:
That's impressive for one person. I take it Unity 5 is a game engine? I was a Commodore 64 guy...8bit 6502 stuff. Loved to program, but ended up with a bachelor in electronic engineering.
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Thanks. I probably should have gotten more help, but I wanted to understand the whole pipeline. Yea, it's a game engine -- haha yea I started out on an 8-bit NES. Scripting is mostly done in C# and a couple things are in some weird shader language from nvidia.
 
Billy-Klubb said:
make us a video game. character is a cow running through a slaughter house saving all his cow & pig friends. end boss is a giant cannibal cow that shoots acid out of its' udders. we can do this with goats too, but cows in a slaughter house makes more sense.
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Haha. Not a bad idea.
would they be killing humans too?
2d or 3d? 2d would be easiest to create (probably side scrolling)
Would they cow be realistic on all fours (goat simulator style?) or standing up(Diablo 2)?
How do they attack?
Where and when would this take place?

Wouldn't have time for it until I graduate, but this could happen haha.
 
Resonator said:
Takes about 20 min sitting in oxiclean and hot water for lagunitas labels (or most in general) to peel right off. Then just 5 seconds a bottle scrubbing the glue stuff left on. Already finished the 24 I needed to de-label and clean.

The only bottle I found that's a real PITA is Pliny. The paper is thin, the ink starts running, and the glue is almost industrial strength.

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Okay, from the not funny if you have to explain it files, I was referring to the can in the picture. :drunk:




wyobrewer1 said:
Iced H2O at the hospital. Wife delivered a 9 pound boy earlier today!
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Congrats. When are you selling the brewing equipment due to disuse?




BigPerm said:
Tap & Screw Jacked Porter.
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While brewing my Berliner weisse on their pilot system!

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And another congrats!

Had a sample of my Rye Lawn Mower beer; a bit thin but good flavor.... At around 2% ( this might have been the 1.3% batch, not sure).

No, onto the opposite end of the spectrum. Silvia Stout from green flash. Disappointed, put it in the fridge due to the infection potential, wish I had let it age more. Beautiful flavor, and getting better as it warms.

#mumblemumble365
 

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Thanks everyone!

I timed this right though....farmhouse Brett should be ready to bottle before I go back to work, Flanders ready to bottle in November and sour saison in December.
 

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