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I have created a guide to coding in Blender for beginners that goes into more detail than the usual guides:
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
You can find my Blender scripts for both nfsw and sfw stuff here:
github.com/Cardboy0?tab=repo…
Love you, bye.
Supposing I would release a Blender add-on that provides some general utilities, but also some specialized for lewd-related things, what would be a good name for that?
0%Cardboy0s add-on
0%C0s Suggestive Utilities
100%C0s lewd Utilities
0%These options all suck
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Fixed a lot so now it should be much more stable and can withstand complex objects. This isn't even the limits it can stretch either.
I just spent three days coding a solution for a seemingly small theoretical problem and now that I'm finished and came back to my main project I don't even remember what I wanted to use it for.
In case any of my followers code in Blender as well:
I recently created a repository containing a collection of functions for common tasks in Blender, which you might find to be useful. I also plan to keep adding/updating stuff to it. Check it out here: github.com/Cardboy0/toolbox
Recently I'm getting more and more reports about my SACS script not working. But I sadly don't have the energy and motivation to fix these issues, mostly because the script was badly coded in so many ways (by me) anyway. As such, I will cease working on it - Sorry.
However, (1/2)
It might work (at least theoretically), but I didn't experiment much with orifices yet, so no promises here. I plan to deal with it eventually, but before that I still want to do other things first.
But if you need some help you can message me and I'll try to do it =)
Replying to @cardboy0
Wanted to ask, think this might work for things like orifice distention as well?
Forgot to add:
My guide on a few non-refined and different ways to create stomach bulges in Blender can be found here: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Hello boys, I owe everybody an update on my stuff, which I should've done ages ago. I'm planning on aborting working on my softbody-based script, since I figured that softbodies just bring too many problems. I don't want to completely abandon physics though, so I will probably...
... start working with cloth physics instead. Apparently some people already use it for bulges. It has several benefits over softbodies, mainly:
- more settings
- better documentation
- way smaller calculating time
However I first need to finish my...
I updated SSNAM to 1.2.0
It adds another modifier that you can use to only smooth the belly button of your bulge:
github.com/Cardboy0/Softbody…
I also updated the guide to show how to do that:
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
I plan to make belly button smoothing with my RB script possible
Updated my SSNAM script to 1.1.3
github.com/Cardboy0/Softbody…
Only change is that it now correctly deals with concave faces which prevented a modifier from working.
I felt like actually 🧠trying🧠 to create a bulge with my SSNAM script (as in: not just for tutorial purposes, like I always did for the past year) and was shocked at how tedious and unstable the process was. That happens when you almost never use/test your own scripts I guess.
Models used:
Liara T'Soni by @Rigid3d
(smutba.se/project/7935/)
Hunter by @LewyNSFW and @Sashacakies
(smutba.se/project/509/)
My SSNAM Script:
github.com/Cardboy0/Softbody…
Updated (very minor changes) my scripts so they should now work with Blender 2.91
github.com/Cardboy0?tab=repo…
I didn't do much testing so if you still encounter any problems don't be shy and do tell me
Since the amount of scripts and their options I create gets bigger and bigger, I have decided to put all of them into one big Bulge Add-on for Blender as my next main goal. That will probably require some time though.
Updated Retroactive Beautifier Script to V.1.4 github.com/Cardboy0/retroact…. It now has an option that is perfect for smoothing the bulges created by my SPS script (allthough a bit slow). Updated its Guide section as well. docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Model is Liara T'Soni by @Rigid3d



