#blatantly so

[skgtp-vn]

bsndn the little doodle of Ash made me giggle and imagine a tiny version of Vix being all dorky n cute and I just-

I really like the tall emo with no spine,,

and as cute as a tiny Ash would be, I'd have to put him in a little time out area so he didn't yoink anything dangerous.

Djidokdeke XD time out for the lil guy

Incoming compilation of my boys being dorky:

Silly lil guys ^^

[kawaoneechan]

In Animal Crossing New Horizons, the various color variations of all the outfits are stored as separate items, each part of a clothing group that in turn holds the number for that item's base name and some information about fashion themes. All the important stuff is in the item itself. And therefore, each variation of a given outfit item has a separate entry in ItemParams.bcsv.

In the datamined JSON files for Project Special K, there's only one file describing all variations right now:

I left out some details but the important part is the "variants" array.

In the villager data, this would be referenced to by ID:

Right now, loading the villager data can resolve these references so the Villager object for Lolly has a member that's a Tops pointer to the Snowy Sweater. But to do that, the "gray" modifier had to be thrown out on load.

I wonder how to handle having an item like that retain things like outfit variant, or furniture item variants and patterns.

Actually...

What if I turned it from a plain Tops into an InventoryItem? That in turn could hold the Item (which Tops inherits from so that's valid) and the variation data. Then that InventoryItem could reflect some pertinent stuff about the Item it boxes, and have AsInsertItemTypeHere methods like SimpleJSON's JSONValue does, to return the boxed Item as the type it actually is.

... delightfully devilish, Seymour.

[scoupsy-remade]

people who still don't understand why BH invested in pledis, it's because Seventeen is that good. it because if a group was going to compete with bts big hit SAW that it was seventeen. Big hit isn't stupid, they didn't buy their pledis shares on a whim or for charity or all the bullshit i keep reading. They did it because Seventeen is an extremely intelligent investment. Seventeen hits numbers other kpop groups will never touch. Seventeen is more creative and consistently successful then most other groups ever will be. Big Hit recognizes that Seventeen is T A L E N T E D. That seventeen is going to BRING IN REVENUE. People being stupid and saying big hit's going to just hand over money to pledis because they can are idiots. They're going to invest money into Seventeen because Seventeen is going to return the investment ten fold. Under an absolute trash label, with more fan to fan promo than real promo LOOK at how big seventeen is. Look at how other idols in the industry RESPECT them. This isn't charity, its recognition. If you were number one, and you had the ability to make whoever was number two part of your team, eliminate them as competition and turn them into allies, that's exactly what you'd do. That's what Big Hit did. They see Seventeen’s WORTH and POTENTIAL. Maybe you should sit down and watch a Seventeen dance practice and see it too.

[cloudisyelling]

gonna be so fr i don’t care for the citali fanservice

[londonvalentine]

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[night-stalking]

“on top of Trell, kiss his forehead” - Mark is fuelling the Trellicam

[rm-renfield]

Dopey is very Harpo

[mskneesocks]

my brother's on cod and he's playing a game called "border patrol" where he's the "mexican" and the other players try to kill him before he crosses a certain point i feel ill