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<chortles> Have you seen a tin of spam?

Tin of spam teached me normal mapping

cbr wrote:

<chortles> Have you seen a tin of spam?

Tin of spam teached me normal mapping

Marvellous. I imagine we could make a Monty Python joke out of that if we tried hard enough.

Are you new to the forums? As I say, I've been away for a bit (and indeed I may not be a frequent visitor in the future). Perhaps you are not, though; there were many people I didn't get to know or even did not come across much at all. (I know I could find out such things, probably, by searching the forums; I am being lazy.) Or perhaps I am just being forgetful.

Anyway: I never mastered graphics maps. I've made some OXPS, but graphics are either not involved, or more or less nicked (er, I mean borrowed . .) from other people. Or - as in my Fer-de-Lance 3G OXP - the normal map is a result largely of luck (and settings in the program called 'GIMP').

Are you new to the forums?

although relative new to the art of posting on this forum ( this summer), i myself am many summers old and followed oolite on and off for several years.

It is as they said a friendly forum with a huge amount of lovely hidden information on oolite

Great.

As to hidden stuff, you might want (well, it's a shameless plug really) to check out my Interstellar Tweaks expansion pack (also available via the in-game expansion pack manager). Just a suggestion! Anyway: welcome!

cbr wrote:

Like this one, per-haps?

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11050

Just when i thought i've seen all oxp anomalies

You probably haven't seen this one yet, either You'll love it, I'm sure..

Diziet Sma wrote:

cbr wrote:

Like this one, per-haps?

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11050

Just when i thought i've seen all oxp anomalies

You probably haven't seen this one yet, either You'll love it, I'm sure..

Yup on my travels I've came across these less than common.. oddities.

But a very Top secret;
RE;
Spam!

No Govenment, think tank, Ooni conspirasy theorist or even manufacturer of said cans has ever asked or answered the most important question since the answer of 42..
What is in the can?

Alex wrote:

What is in the can?

Spiced ham.

The Spam is a living animal, cloned from hot-dog tissue, and is the only mammal with no hair, teeth or bones, which is why people so seldom choose to photograph it. Its only relative is a synthetic jellyfish, the Velveeta. --Ask Dr. Science!

Wildeblood wrote:

Alex wrote:

What is in the can?

Spiced ham.

Unsolicited emails bearing dubious attachments.

Used kitty litter from all my cats...

So much for spiced ham, hopefully from the pig family.
Noo Hagis, that's a beastie.

Sweet!


I found six of these guys flying about and could not resist the photo op...

(I personally thought spam was made from sligs )

Soylent green is people! It's Pam!

Soylent green is people!

old people even

Wildeblood wrote:

Alex wrote:

What is in the can?

Spiced ham.

I've actually had spam for lunch all week and I'm here to recant my testimony. Unless they're spicing it with bland or extra-mild, it ain't spiced ham. Add it to the ever-growing list of things that ain't what they used to be.