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Recreating @spoogyoogie.com's amazing commission of me and @carles2029.bsky.social in VRChat to go full circle...
I'm making you look at my enby critter and you cannot decline. Commission by @cassicecropia.bsky.social, turned out so well! 💛🤍💜🖤
If I get to be a transport nerd for one train only, it's gotta be the Tokyo Sakura Tram (Toden Arakawa Line). It's so cute! And it makes fun "ding" noises when it accelerates! Oji, the mid station, has a nice park too. ...sorry, you're right, enough grass touched. Back to code I go.
Some really jank math going on behind the scenes here, but it seems I got L1 (i.e. directionality) from LTCGI screens working via Light Volumes. Also does shadowing when baked right. It's an additive volume now.
Now what? Click on Properties on a drive you set up (after rebooting at least once). Go to the "Previous Versions" tab, select your time-travel destination, and click "Open". The explorer window that opens has your files from that date! Just drag-and-drop or CTRL-C them to your desktop to restore ✨
Now, Windows will make a new snapshot every time you log in! You may see a scary black cmd window pop up when that happens. If the percentage of your drive you configured above fills up, old snapshots will be removed. Only *actual changes* to the disk take up space, dw about rebooting too often! 4/X
Search and open "Task Scheduler". Use "Create Task" on the right panel, name it. Check "Run with highest privileges". In Actions, add an entry with script: "wmic", and arguments: "shadowcopy call create Volume=C:\". Lastly, add a Trigger, I personally use "At log on", but go nuts! 3/X
First, make sure "System Protection" is enabled on your drive. Easiest way is to search for "Create a restore point". For every drive you want to snapshot (e.g. C:), click "Configure..." and select "Turn on". The slider controls how much storage you trade - higher percent means longer history. 2/X
What album or artist would you say profoundly reshaped the way YOU perceive music?
the AAA game in my library after it fails to download another 200GB update cause my SSD is full