The Starfleet sciences tricorder from the Star Trek Technical Manual (1975).
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The Starfleet sciences tricorder from the Star Trek Technical Manual (1975).
Arcs
A generative loop of arcs drawn in two steps. The arcs form circles that covers four tiles while smaller circles covers two. A procedural perlin noise based light map scatters their location on the grid leaving some tiles empty to make it less crowded. Altering the seeds will output entirely different results while following the initial rules. Smaller circle are allowed 90 degrees rotation while bigger circles can only rotate 180 degrees. AE source
-> It's now or never. And Chance wasn't going to let bad feelings settle any longer. He knocked on the door once then waited for a response. - @casino-connoisseur
[There wasn't an answer. Nobody came to answer the door. However, faint sounds could be heard, as if claws were scraping against wood.. someone was in there, that's for sure, but they didn't answer the door. Builderman usually kept his door open when he wasn't in his room, so he had to be in there, right..? Just had to..]
Fuzz²
"fuzzy pedal, furry enclosure , Because regular fuzz wasn't fuzzy enough....Hairy box, filthy tones."
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Japanese artwork Megatron by Studio OX.
A HOSS IS A HOSS OF C'OSS ⚙️ 📝
Join #UNEND Season 2 maestro Xen behind the scenes in the studio as they show off the original designs and schematics for the infinitely mobile and handily modular Bocular Horse, encountered frequently across the Cosmos! 🧡