@aetios I bought way too spicy sauce today so lunch tomorrow will be fun

But this looks fine

@mayke (Not a party bunny) but yeah.

I loved that horn. CB and Bow never were my jam. CB is too complicated though fun just like your Switch-Axe. Bow I never was too much of a fan of. (Aim just sucked and you are a real sitting duck up close)

But the good thing is you have choice!

always loved the mobility and versatility of SnS as well

@mayke @AzulCrescent Yes I did get it like that. Just doing some memeing (written by a former horn-main :P)

@grillchen But what about George Norwell?

@stefan here you go

@snow You silly! I love it. Have a hug

@snow Where is the retro-edition? (Gameboy Camera)

@aetios that blogging thing? I did not look closer into it

@mayke @AzulCrescent I dare you to call them a "support class" again! /j

They are actually very useful in damage output since every horn has the self-improvement buff and some have even more ATK+ (L)

The horn is not stylish and has the sharpest notes in town but is also the king of monster exhaustion! (but forget to sharpen those horns)

Though some horns were vital supports as well.

Ah yes the good old days where the Dreadqueen Rathian would wipe entiere parties when no Toxa Fungusax was present

Möthmän 🌚👉🏻👈🏻

#mastoart

For me it’s Spanish, but you get the drift.
#language #linguistics

@aetios very fun indeed

@aetios sounds like my printer yesterday good luck

@Jain Ganz wichtig!

Well that was… something… I decided to do some preparations to make the next sewing project. And oh boy what did I get myself into.

I will make a dress this time. A nice JSK from Otome no Sewing again. This time a very old Issue. Number two. What it looked like in the magazine you can see in the first image.

I thought it might be a good idea to learn new skills again for sewing. So far I did buy the patterns for the stuff from the Otome no Sewing Books from a pattern-service. Basically a service that would make the pattern with the measures provided in the magazine.

I thought why not try it myself for a change? (although I technically did already buy the pattern from the service)

Did some research for a CAD-program to make sewing patterns with. Came across an article that presents some programs. Most paid but also a free and open-source: Seamly2D!

And good god. While you can make the pattern pieces more or less easy. Like putting stuff in is fine but could be so much better when it would be more intuitive/user friendly.

The program infuriated me! Like imagine you wanna make a basic shape consisting of some edges and points. Easy enough use the Line-Tool. But why the hell is the tool deselected EVERY TIME after I made 1 Edge. Wanna make more edges? Reselect the tool EACH AND EVERY TIME!

How to waste time… I guess they really want you to learn the shortcuts… Maybe its also case of RTFM? Program works but is frustrating to use. I won’t talk about everything… but the layout tool is utter trash. Like it exists. It just throws your pieces on the paper HOWEVER. People generally tell you to not use it. Rather export the layout as a PDF and go from there.

Made the pattern after some frustrations with magazine itself. They somehow made the measurements a little hard to figure out. But maybe that since its an old magazine. Most stuff should be correct. The two pieces with curves I hope will be good.

But oh my I would fight even more tech today lol. I heard in a tutorial you can use stuff like Adobe Acrobat or Foxit Reader to divide the big PDF (exported from Seamly2D) into smaller pieces for printing. Both have a “Poster”-Function.

I dunno why the hell I could not just provide measurements for the grid or something… Both programs decided to to cut the PDF… Somehow. Not in A4. Likely if my pdf would been a multiple of A4 this would have worked?

So I have gone back to my tried and true method: using GIMP and a grid in A4-sizing. I could then copy each A4 into another file.

Then my printer decided to act up. Toner was empty. Okay have a new one since I still had that same test-toner in it you get with the printer. Lasted quite well tbh.

Gone to printing… Linux kinda sucked here. I dunno why but even when I said to print without scaling the test cube was just a little bit too small (4,9cm instead of the 5cm it should have).

So tested on windows. Scaling was fine. But windows really hated my printer somehow and dropped it. It would just error after printing 8 pages.

Reinstalled HP offline drivers. That was going kinda bad tbh. The driver would for the life of it not detect the printer over USB. Then it did. I can print but I can’t check like remaining toner capacity… Not under windows or linux with hplip.

But it prints and it scans. So I will just leave it alone tbh.

Got all the stuff printed and glued together. And then cut out the pattern pieces.

Looking forward to making the test-piece for the JSK to check fitment and make adjustments where needed. I just really need to try it and see it before me so I know what adjustments are needed.

#Sewing

@rick yeah used a mouse for those types. Angles can be pretty precise

@mametsuko could have thrown that program and my printer out the window though

I love my boi Fat Tuna.

Especially the AT(elite) version, whenever he does the flying belly slam, someone in my group carts immediately lol

idk who needs this but i made it for u