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The Bucket ‘o Bolts has reached the Blender system and received a minor cosmetic overhaul.

By which I mean I exported the model from Maya and brought it into Blender just like I did for the Leko model and had to fix some screwy polys and textures.(There’s still some wonkiness, but it’s only visible from some very specific angles I’m unlikely to even use.)

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Episode 41

Wow. Made it 40 episodes without reaching through the Fourth Wall to directly change something about the universe. But just you wait. Unless you’ve been following my main Tumblr, then you’ve probably already seen what I have planned.

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Ah, my favorite part! Easter eggs for the background screens! The stuff that will rarely- if ever- be perfectly visible in any shot. The stuff I into which I can throw references to gods only know what and make them as obvious or obscure as I want.

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Damn, I’ve been on a Blender rampage today!

Since the set took of all of half an hour to actually finish, I went ahead and totally redesigned the ship’s Main Control Program because that was always going to be an issue if “Operation: Do Sprite-O-Verse In Blender” was going to move forward.

MC is still an eye in the middle of a greebly sphere, but I decided to ditch the “starship exterior” texture I originally used for his “body.” Now he fits in much better with the virtual environment. As an added bonus, he’s no longer the only character in the sprite comic who isn’t actually a sprite.(Mostly.)

And guess what? I can literally change the wireframe color with the click of a button, and I can even keep different eyes inside the sphere so I don’t have to fiddle with the UVs every time I want to change his expression or color. (That would be the more efficient way to do it, but this way is faster and poly count isn’t a concern anyway.)