Let us not forget confluence
KyuubiNoKitsune
joined 1 year ago
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Good luck out there. I know it's hard but it's worth the effort
Rey and do stuff with the intention of doing the thing, and not meeting people, the meeting people is just a bonus that comes from it. That way it gives you something external you enjoy that allows you to meet people while doing it.
You don't need mods, it's a DLC, not a mod.
When I moved to a new city in 2014, after burying myself in work and burning out. I decided to try rock climbing. I searched online for groups and asked one if I could join. It was really hard pushing myself to do it, but I did it. And that's where I made some of my first genuine friends, even after starting to climb, I remember going to a meetup at the gym and I made some more friends. It's 10 years later and I'm still friends with them. I moved to a different country now and whenever I go back I visit them.
So my suggestion is find a social sport like climbing and go (and yeah, it's social, you spend quite a lot of time chatting while someone is belaying someone else).
Looks like you can download and install it using this:
Paste in the product url and select retail.
Https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9wzdncrfj3t6
It will take a little Google to see which files to DL and how to install them.
I'm going to keep a copy on my PC now that I know it's been taken down.
Wait, you can't downland it from their store at all anymore?
No, it's adjacent to 3D Paint. I never really liked 3D Paint actually.
For parametric modelling, that's super easy and you can get into it pretty quickly, but organic modelling is a whole different story and is what takes the hundreds of hours.
While I've messed around in Maya and 3DS Max, its so much more difficult than parametric and Modifying high poly models requires tons of ram and a beefy PC. I spent a month trying to bake a bump map onto a model so that I could 3D print it and 90% of the time the applications crashed, Maya, 3DS and Blender all crashed when trying to do it, and none of them could do it right either. I pretty much gave up on that.
I initially hated Zoom, but honestly, it did its job really well