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I had seen many creative members who create interesting stories in the games threads, so I thought this would be something they might like. Any thoughts on why this is of no interest?

Marvelous clams compliment

Science that is magic is cheating.

Calling 911 because you are bored.

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Kiama (A town in NSW Australia.)

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Floor 4766: A Shelby Cobra display room and a test track.

Granted: You now have one left. I wish for porld weace.

Hi @Stormpilot, another member I don't see very often these days. Also what happened to @SSTO Crasher?

Bangalor ( see an atlas for this) Or Ban Galore.

@JadeOfMaar Thank you for this very interesting information,. Very interesting how modules can be paired this way. Great to have more information in my knowledge base. I should have given more information. What I meant to ask is how to add animation to the material applied to a mesh inside a 3d model editor. I only work in BforArtists/Blender using the .mu plugin. I can see and copy materials from other models that have an animation such as the one that goes from dark to bright to show an engines throttle amount. First time I did this was making use of the material used by the stock Ion engine and applying it to things like my X-wing models. And recently I have seen an animated material that makes a TARDIS go almost fully transparent when toggled. But I have no idea how to create these effects from scratch. I realise that it might be something that can only be done in the Unity editor, but I don't know how you can get all the software needed to do that these days as the old links seem to be broken. So was wondering if it could be done in Blender, and if so, how. Or if in UNITY how and where would you get the setup you need to do it?

Inverness (A city in the highlands of Scotland)

4: And in a feat of ballistic genius caught hold of the orbiter and climbed in.

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