https://blog.unity.com/news/plan-pricing-and-packaging-updates

Uh... wow. Unity is digging their own grave here. I don't think any reasonable developer would agree to this, but it's even being applied retroactively.

I'm working on a #diorama that my #ModelRailroad club will show off at train shows.

Because it will travel, everything on it needs to be sturdy and able to be handled. However, because I will need to do maintenance on it, I'll need to be able to remove buildings and whatnot to access the internals.

My thought is that I would use hot glue for the parts I'm still working on, but my worry is that when the module is being stored in the club trailer the glue will soften and melt.

Anyone have any ideas?
#modelrailroading #crafts #dioramas #help

Got to show off the #NScale tornado scene I worked on at a #ModelTrain show a couple months back!

The tornado comes down from the clouds and touches down in the town before it goes back up... leaving the nearby trailer park untouched. 😉

It was a huge hit and I'm excited to have gotten it working for the show!

#ModelRailroad #ModelRailroads #ScaleModels #ModelRailway #ModelRailways #ModelTrains #ScaleModel #ScaleModels #Diorama #Dioramas #DioramaArt #Arduino

@_benui - I've been meaning to mention this for a while, but in your excellent #unrealengine UPROPERTY guide (https://benui.ca/unreal/uproperty/ if anyone hasn't seen it) you suggest avoiding `ForceUnits`.

There _are_ use-cases for `ForceUnits`. For some reason Unreal 4 (can't speak to 5) _loves_ to auto-convert "seconds" to "minutes". Very annoying when you're trying to specify a 5-second magic cast time and you need to convert to minutes.

Because of that, I use ForceUnits for any time-related metadata.

Been assembling my #PrusaResearch enclosure for my #3dPrinter and safety inspector Moo Moo had to come by and make sure everything was up to code.

#Cats #CatsOfMastodon #CatsOfSunnyGarden