/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>46741638

>>45121097
Since you asked so nicely...

Do not open.

>>33872407
>>33872503
That's fine, we can split between the Risuners+BF+Chronobanks(confirm?) and the Imperial Navy at Kronistadt.
>>33872491
kek

>>32247171
Hey Kenzoku, how you doing? Any lore in the works?

>>31941184
That makes perfect sense, anon, I like how you worked in possible viking influences from the /meat/ migrants.
>>31954356
Paragraphs, don't take this the wrong way, but I do not think you understand how either quantum tunneling or quantum teleportation work. This isn't a knock against you, these are hilariously complicated and difficult concepts to grasp.
>>31949580
I do agree that this proposal is pretty convoluted and jumps the shark a couple times, mainly in how the light remains coherent while being slowed down in the bubble, and as PG says, how the bubbles affects the light without a physical medium.
I still think mirage-like refraction can do precisely what Retro would like while making the fewest compromises on either physics or the functionality that he wants to see.
>>31949853
This is awesome! This summarizes all your ideas on their combat tactics nicely, and the video links are hilarious kek. Also, "Widowmaker" is an amazing nickname for anything. Good job.
>>31953782
In the right conditions, guerilla warfare is all you need, really. I don't think your fighting style is a whole lot more anime than some typical /morig/ styles, so you're good for that in my book. Hell, shit will get really anime once /MANS/ think about combat, those guys are literal JRPG characters kek.
>>31955065
The main idea for this would be to make the target feel cold? Pure water wouldn't work very well, humans have no trouble warming up a layer of water pressed between their body and some garments, and eventually evaporating it, through physical activity. I think you'd want some kind of oil for sure, this way it doesn't evaporate. Some kind of oil with a high thermal conductivity, and a low surface tension, this way it spreads through the fabric easily and impregnates it fully. Basically you want the liquid to fill all the air bubbles that clothing creates, because this is where the thermal insulation comes from. Once the oil fills out all those gaps, the skin and the metal will basically be connected by a thermally conductive layer that should draw heat away from the body very fast, because metal has a lot of heat transfer with air.
If it's cold enough, that could be pretty problematic for soldiers, if it's below -5 or -10 deg. C.
I can't think of a material that has those properties IRL, but I don't think it's implausible. it could be an oil extracted from a local plant, or from the liver of some native monster you have, or anything else you want.

>>30679216
>Copied embedded video title
Holy based, kenzoku is powerful

>>30111746
I'm Moriji! nasfaq Deadbeat has different hours.

>>29314232
Those programs are pretty great, bit harder to pick up but more capable than Blender for a long while. Imo Blender pretty much at feature parity with Maya these days, but Zbrush still has advantages for sculpting workflows. I think you could pick up Blender pretty quick if you can handle those other two.
>>29314388
I used Houdini heightfields and an image of /morig/ island, painted a mask for it with the main mountains of the island, and then ran erosion algorithms on the Heightfield to generate rivers and slopes from the starting geometry. It's a bit sloppy, but I spent most of my time learning the program, I think I could do this pretty quick now. Houdini is not the most user friendly program though.

Damn, I love Mori.

>>25136491
Sleep tight and dream of pink

>>24905301

>>23099902
Strawberry milk is the best milk
This is objective fact

>>22721339
カリーちゃん面白い。。。

Boo!

>>18498410
fused with Mori?

Watch as I ruin thread

>>18231759
I deliver unto thee, my finishing blow.