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Comment · 6 years ago
wonderful website, thanks for sharing!
Comment · 6 years ago
basically no one died or got infected... lovely story. and as the great w would say, mission accomplished.
Comment · 7 years ago
Excise tax, Gas Tax, Tolls, Registration Fees, Inspection Fees ... Parking fee's... Cars pay their way to the point of making the country profitable in that regard...
Comment · 7 years ago
the only thing this needs is a way to display text on the mini-map.. this is so we can manually add titles so we know what we might be scrolling towards. small tiny text. this functionality seems to be missing from most mini-maps.
Comment · 7 years ago
theres still a monthly fee for free. weird right.
Comment · 7 years ago
Why are you giving your valuable insights even now
Comment · 8 years ago
what does your data look like? say, i looking for journalists about 'fish' or something similar, can you provide a sample of what the output might look like? it can be blury or whatever
Comment · 8 years ago
it needs what is called a 'purge', most games are blatant ripoff's that should not even be allowed on the store. google doesn't even provide a way to locate the most recent additions of games, so how the heck do folks even have a 'fighting' chance of getting recognized or finding that 'treasure'. at minimum, they should allow viewing of all recently added games and start purging games from the app store. after 1 year, charge the developer money to retain their status, you just can't leave games on their 'foreever' especially when they are crappy knockoffs.
Comment · 8 years ago
dammit, #2, i'm completely lost, the hint, i just dont get it. see what? someone give me a another hint, lol
Comment · 8 years ago
can i trust you?
Comment · 9 years ago
can this run on mobile and is it unity friendly?
Comment · 9 years ago
i like it. i like that it's offline (or atleast when my firewall blocks it, it still works)!! and i like that you dont need an account to use it.

Mobile version is basic and exporting to obj is the freedom i'm looking for. I see myself using this for when i'm really mobile and i need to prototype a basic idea then use another program to take it to the next level.

Keep improving it, there is lots to do but focusing on enhancing modularity should be your core focus as you already know -- and an obvious idea is selling batches of models (not singles like 50s or 100s) so folks can plug and play and maybe try to create a unique rendering style so your program has a signature.

Comment · 9 years ago
When an athlete says they are humbled, it's the most genuine use -- because to perform at a top level, you have to 'go back to your roots' - the lonely/early/late days that got you there. So they say it simply to remind themselves that the basics that got them there, is not forgotten and has to be implemented everyday.

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