When you expand a map, is erases everything on it. You need to create a map in the sector you want to map then expand it the. Explore to reveal it. Also count the number of times you expand each map so they all match the same scale.
The board alone is $17.36 but still sounds like a great gift! here is the pre-purchase page.
Fun sized… oh wait no…
You can’t break bedrock, unless you’re in creative. Also, something something bedrock is buggy.
And me acting offended was just a prank too. And no me picking your face is just a joke too.
Only idiots never change their opinion on a matter. That’s my opinion, it’s always been my opinion, and will always be my opinion.
In Louisiana, it seems so.. that’s insane!!!!
I’ll allow other people to stop a world catastrophe.
You should already know that. It’s such a simple thing. — first answer on StackOverflow
I do the negative when text is on the side of the part but at the bottom this seems to be better , especially for thick bold letters.
It really is t bad in the naked eye. I just slammed a reflection right on it. Or maybe was 0.01mm too high but I’ve seen way worse.
So I set this text to change the bottom layer to concentric only for the text and I got this. I had this large flat area in my print and decided to spice it up a bit for fun without doing multicolor which would be 1, too annoying to do manually and 2, too visible for this part that needs to be all black. So here I have a nice DON’T PANIC on the back of it.
I just discovered that it was in Arctic and I love it. This app is my go to one for Lemmy browsing!
I’m wondering if the HomePods will get the new AI or if we will have to wait for a new device…
I’ve been playing Minecraft on my iPhone and am considering a handheld to play more comfortably. Any recommendations?
Homing your printer systematically before a print is redundant, a waste of time and sometimes even an issue (if your homing probe is misbehaving and you’ve already dialed an offset by need to restart the print for a clean first layer for instance) I recently came upon this G28 macro that only homes of the printed is not already homed.
``` [gcode_macro G28]
Only home if needed.
rename_existing: G28.1 gcode: {% if PA %} G28.1 {PA} {% else %} {% if printer.toolhead.homed_axes != "xyz" %} G28.1 {% endif %} {% endif %} ```
All you have to do is add this to your macro.cfg file and it will override any G28 command from any gcode and only execute a home if needed.
If you want to execute a home even if not needed, you can send the command G28.1 or give it a parameter, like G28 X, or G28 XYZ and it will force the homing
I only started playing Minecraft a couple of months ago. My son (6) wanted to play it and I wanted to check it out first and got hooked it’s a fun game to play at work during breaks. The green markers are each of my bases.
I’m doing steadicam operating on a TV show. My new (to me) 2DS is keeping me entertained when waiting for the next shot.
I got those two for $20. One for me and one for my son. Working on setting up the custom firmware and Nintendont to servers since the closure of the official ones.
The first emulator to be allowed on the AppStore following the regulation changes is here. iGBA plays GB/GBC/GBA games. To load the rom, download it to your file app, the long open it with iGBA.
CyberLevel is a digital horizon indicator that is gyro compensated. Basically it’s a bubble level that doesn’t go crazy when moving it always shows true level.
I thought of this when reading the news about Nintendo’s lawsuit.
My son still needs to figure out how to drive straight lol but he’s rocking it at Paper Mario TTYD.
I’m having hard time finding names for the different lights that make sense when I ask my voice assistant to control. I end up with ceiling light, but I have more than one ceiling light, and saying Living room ceiling light is a mouthful. I tried giving funny names but I keep getting confused which is which. How did you name your lights?
I’m looking to setup a media server with Jellyfin+*arr for my home. My LG tv has Jellyfin app already. Is there a tutorial, or script to install all the necessary tools on my SBC?