Will you be cheering for Justin Hill, sir?

That has got to be the world record, right?

Maybe you could find a way to run Linux on a PSP and give it a shot yourself. But that's extremely old and underpowered hardware - your experience would probably be much better on a Steam deck or modern handheld like a ROG Ally.

This is a long shot, but did you recently play or install GTA 5 on your computer, and have you restarted it? https://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=55725&p=887779&hilit=gta+5#p887779 Possibly the dumbest thing I've experienced is an issue in which my controller would not work with MXS af...

Yeah! I will probably share when I am done with them.

I'm trying to do the same thing on blender 2.9 but the transparency option has disappeared. Someone can help me to do that ? I'll resurrect this thread to ask the same question. I can create a translucent material if I crank the Metallic slider all the way up, but is there anything else I can do to...

Thanks! They are the Animal Crossing joycons.

Well, that's just a testament to the kind of stand up guy you are. Since you resurrected this thread I thought I would share what I'm working with these days. I finally built myself the PC and desk setup I always wanted! I didn't edit the dust out of my photos because I'm an honest man, but I did us...

I already made it big on crypto dude. Sold my Radeon 6950 for $50 more than I paid for it in 2013. Win!

I figured it out. In case anyone is having a similar issue, I had to use blender 2.79 with the blender 2.6 export script. Long story short is that the versions of blender newer than 2.7 handle materials differently.

The blend file even says 2.7 in it! Feeling so computer literate today.

Damien and M66 - thanks so much for the release! I'm messing around with the model and exported a frame JM from the included blend file, and the bike's very sheeny compared to your included JMs. I noticed all the materials have the same surface settings. Is that the issue or am I missing something e...

It may sound stupid, but have you tried just reseating your RAM? You could also do the same with your GPU or even just check if all your power cables are properly connected. If nothing else it's a free and quick check before you tear everything else apart - just a shot in the dark as there's not a t...

jlv wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 2:47 amAnd it's actually been 16 years since the first copy sold!

Thank you for sticking with us so long, JLV. What a ride!

Awesome! Looking forward to it.