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--- DAY 7 ---
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Day 7 : here are the numbers !
initial goal : 370 500?
amount raised : 2?
number of contributors : 2
remaining amount : 370 498?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/100o1o/100-the-video-game

For those who would be lazy to go to the kickstarter page of the brilliantly named 100% PC video game, then this is the kickstarter page of the brilliantly named 100% PC video game that comes to you...
Here are the main information :

Police Characters :
-   France
-   USA
-   England
-   Germany
-   Russia
-   Japan
-   China
-   Brazil

Avengers Characters :
-   Ecologist
-   Anarchist
-   Terrorist 
-   Communist
-   Scum
-   Hacker
-   Double agent
-   Immigrant


Weapons :
-   Corbeau (pistol)
-   Tigre (pistol)
-   DZ1G (machine pistol)
-   Terminus (machine pistol)   
-   FAP93 (shotgun)
-   PP20 (shotgun)    
-   HK420 (assault rifle)
-   M4A6 (assault rifle)
-   AKT70 (assault rifle)
-   Mercy (assault rifle)    
-   Gr0 (heavy weapon)
-   Terrible (heavy weapon)
-   NRJV (heavy weapon)
-   AWP (sniper rifle)

Accessories :
-   Grenade (projectile)
-   Flash (projectile)
-   Smoke (projectile)
-   Decoy (projectile)
-   Incendiary (projectile)   
-   Bulletproof vest (protection)
-   Helmet (protection)
-   Alcohol (drug)
-   Cannabis (drug)
-   Defuse kit (tool)
-   Night vision (tool)
-   Hologram (Tool)
-   Bomb (Tool)
-   Drone T (drone)
-   Drone L (drone)

Maps :
1) Libert?
2) Cascade
3) Monstre
4) Oc?an
5) Ailleurs
6) Honneur
7) Foule
8) Beaut?
9) Enfer
10) Risque
11) Maya
12) Train
13) H?pital
14) Disco
15) Bureaux
16) Douche

Rewards :

- Bonus 100 XP GAMAMORT (10?)
- Digital art book (20?)
- Poster (30?)
- Bonus 500 XP GAMAMORT (40?)
- Digital game (50?)
- Embroidered Polo (60?)
- Game box (70?)
- Skin weapon (80?)
- Secret weapon (3000?)
- Credits (5500?)

For the artworks on the other hand, no choice, go directly to the 100% kickstarter page ; take the opportunity to choose your rewards.
You think a friend might be interested ? Don't hesitate to tell them about it.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/100o1o/100-the-video-game

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--- DAY 3 ---
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Day 3 : here are the numbers !

initial goal : 370 500?
amount raised : 1?
number of contributors : 1
remaining amount : 370 499?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/100o1o/100-the-video-game

For those who feel left out because they don't know what a crowdfunding campaign is, here is a little explanation :

"A crowdfunding campaign is a "process" that allows a project owner to collect donations from a large audience to finance, precisely, the realization of his project."

Globally, the creator will describe his project in a video presentation and the interested parties who find themselves charmed or enthused by it and who want to see it become a reality finance it by buying "souvenirs" from him.
The process is win/win, the creator gets money to develop their project and the fans get unforgettable rewards or perks in return (depending on the platform)."

Now you know what a crowdfunding campaign is, so don't be afraid anymore and dare to buy one or more rewards: let your dreams become a reality !

Seeing your friends tomorrow? This is also a good time to tell them about it !

Hello to everyone

I?m so proud to announce you, in this beautiful day, the launch of the Kickstarter campaign of my video game genially named 100%.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/100o1o/100-the-video-game

100% is a First Person Shooter (FPS) for PC, both single and multiplayer, developed on the basis of the Source engine (Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Team Fortress, Portal...) and which makes confront, in nervous and frenzied games, the policemen to the avengers.

Beware! There are no good guys or bad guys: only different convictions...
Your biggest problem will be choosing sides!
Are you going to join the Police, those modern-day vigilantes, or the Avengers, those outcasts of the system who want to live their difference to the fullest?
Make the powder talk and fulfill your destiny. You live, you win; you die, you lose...

Intrigued? For more juicy details as well as many spellbinding illustrations, go directly to the 100% kickstarter page (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/100o1o/100-the-video-game).
If you're excited about the game and want to get a taste of it one day, then do yourself a favor and buy one or more rewards quickly.

Don't forget to tell your best friends and leave hints for others on the forums and social networks you frequent.

We are counting on you!

The 100% team

For brushify, turn off cap and any option except for the Snap. That should make it run better. But note it wasn't made for high-poly objects.

That seems to have done the trick, although I have to say that Brushify is extremely inefficient; it made the program hang for multiple minutes while it did its thing, and multiple minutes after that when I unticked vertex welding. It was like that the last time too; I just had more pressing issues to address.

Also the random-black-polygons issue was solved by selecting all the faces and clearing the smoothing groups, which I didn't want anyway. Found that out by accident when I noticed that one face was randomly rendering like it was part of one.

If Brushify is failing, then I suspect that the node needs its XForm Reset. Try deleting the modifier, then using The Reset Xform Utility, then re-applying the Brushify modifier.

Well, that one doesn't lift the whole thing up by half a unit, but it still leaves the X and Y off by exactly .025 units. It also still produces random black polys, although not as many of them. Any more ideas?

I think that the SnapVertsToGrid modifier is dependent on node xform being reset.

A better modifier is Brushify that also has a snap function. It has less transform restrictions. It's available in Wall Worm installer or as separate download.

I'm trying to convert the clouds from Minecraft into a 3D model, using the PNG I extracted from the game files. I got as far as figuring out that I could make an Adobe Illustrator file out of it, import it, and extrude it into a 3D poly, but because of the fiddly nature of the tools I used, it doesn't quite line up with the grid. So I went looking for some kind of tool that would just snap every vertex to the grid, and coincidentally my search led me right back here.

I don't know if the script is just broken or if I'm not doing it correctly. What I did was select my object, click the Vertex (three dots) button, drag over the whole object in the top-down viewport, and select SnapVertsToGrid from the Modifier List dropdown. And it... kind of worked? It snapped the vertices to a grid, but definitely not the global coordinates. (See attachment #1) They're all off by exactly .025 in the X and Y coordinates and also the whole thing was moved .5 units upward. It's actually quite similar to what often happens when I try to move multiple vertices manually with snapping on, so I wonder if this script is just an automated version of that? Also, some polygons have turned black (see attachment #2), which I guess means there's some kind of invalid-shape shenanigans going on? They weren't like that before I ran the snap script.

This is in 3ds Max 2022, using a freshly-downloaded copy of the script.