Jazz

Another old photo i dug up. We were supposed to go early to bed that night but then they started playing...

Sometimes it's good to be wrong.

I've been looking in some old photos and found this one, that I took with the wrong settings and while having the sun in-front of me. I like it...

Here's another color swatch.

Lovey paper airplane.

Looking for a new cute case for your iPhone or Samsung Galaxy phone?
The design shows a figure throwing a paper airplane that followed an interesting flight path...
Design available also as prints for your wall and as a pillow in case you want to throw it to someone that might not be getting your message...

*Linky for RedBubble store

Sunset at Aliki, Larnaka.

Took this one some days ago; when I had to be in Larnaka.

Nooby Unity tip - why you need prefabs.

Some people will tell you to use prefabs for safety and some will tell you for convenience when assembling scenes. Both reasons are true and more than enough, but I like prefabs for one more reason.

It makes it really easy to select complex elements in your scene that are made out of multiple gameObjects. Even if you have a label on your complex element, it will only select the whole thing if you click on that label. But if it's a prefab, it will select the whole thing anyway instead of the individual gameObject that is right under the mouse pointer. If your complex element doesn't have a prefab connection, it will select the individual gameObject that is directly under the mouse pointer. Want to select a single object in your prefabbed element? Just click again. (Or just directly double click on that object in the first place.) Handy for moving things around the scene.

Left object has a prefab connection, right one doesn't. I'm only clicking once on them, both have labels. Click on the GIF for a better look.
Adventures of a Rubber Ball thread.

Grumpy old cloud.

Doesn't it look like an old grump with a Flinstone nose? And a balding head with side hair and a beard.

The real butterfly effect...

It's when you see something nice and then you go up close and it grosses you out.

Like this friggin flutterby... "Oh hey don't mind me, i'm just fluttering here sitting on

flowers with my mesh covered eyes and slurping things with my built-in straw while

smelling with my feet." That's why I removed the colors, to cover details of the stuff 

I didn't really enjoy. If the lighting and general image contrast allows for it, one could 

go for black and white to either take away from something that draws the eyes

away from the main subject, or hide other stuff :P.