Guild of Writers

At last year's event, people loved seeing the various ages (see this movie). If you go, you could bring your laptop and let people walk through your beautiful ages - that alone would be a great demo.

Wish I could Robert, but I don't own a laptop

You did a good job in that presentation, it ...

Hello all,

Will GoW members be attending Mysterium this year? I looked around and haven't found any evidence of a GoW presence...maybe I'm looking in the wrong place or something... who knows, I've been out of touch.

I know last year a presentation was put together, so I was wondering if there ...

Hm, I wonder if you'll see any Dr. Horrible stuff.... If you see three cowboys walking around holding a letter, follow them and get video of them Bad Horsing people!!

~Kia

I just upgraded to 2.48, and didn't have an issue with rotating the object's orientation. (Are you sure you put in -180 Degrees, when you rotated the object the second time? In Blender, rotating the object another 180 degrees will set it to 0, but you're going 180 degrees in the same direction ...

Cool.

I should update too... I'm a card holding member of the procrastinator's society though

~Kia

I'm on 2.47

~Kia

That's strange, my old method doesn't work on my version.

I remember it worked several months ago, which was part of the reason why I was so confused since I knew it worked before. I just figured those crazy wacky blender people "fixed" it in one of their upgrades.

What version of blender are you ...

Soft volumes

Heh, figures. I've been avoiding that section. Guess I'll have to figure out what those do now

Thanks

~Kia

Ok so here's what I'm trying to do.

I have my ambient waterfall sound playing and working just fine, but I'd like to set it up so that when you go inside the house, the sound volume decreases by about half.

I'm fairly certain I need to set up a sound region to accomplish this, but I have no idea ...

Almost exactly.

GPNMilano pointed out I needed to press N and use the Transformation properties box.

I never use N, normally I just mouse over the 3D window, hit R, Z (or just switch the view to "top") then punch in the number I want it to rotate. *shrug* For some reason it looks like it only ...