Now make one saying uNiVeRsAl

This is great!

If you want some constructive feedback: >!I’d try adding a particle system to the floor and background to spawn a layer of bean objects above the textured planes. Would make it look less flat and more “realistic”!<

Maybe not technically an add-on and self promotion, so please remove or let me know if it’s not appreciated here. But I made a script for myself that monitors the progress of animation renders.

It monitors how many frames have been rendered, tells you the average render time per frame based on what’s already rendered and gives you an estimate for when the render is done. It also (optionally) let’s you know via Telegram once the render is done.

Originally I made it in batch but I remade it over the weekend in python so it’s now cross-plattform. Github

If you’re not here for memes or porn then why?!

/s

Don’t wanna pull the “are you living under a rock?”-card but I’ve seen tons of promotional material about it. I read about it when production started he took note because of the director and cast, then nothing for a while but in the months and weeks leading up to the release I saw an increasing amount of ads and press.

As reported by Variety, the marketing budget allocated to Barbie was a staggering $150 million

Not sure how organic the marketing was here

Homebrew software is unofficial/non-commercial software for systems which were originally set up with proprietary software (like gaming console or in this case car OSs).

Im sorry, I still don’t know what you’re talking about. What about the internet runs on homebrew and how is it related to cars?

What does that even mean and how is it relevant here? “The internet” isn’t a car or piece of hardware.

There have been subscriptions for navigational systems for a long time. It makes sense to me that software that needs constant updates or has stuff run server-side would be licensed. Unlocking hardware features not so much. I don’t see heated seats getting a lot of updates.

Good luck getting a homebrew OS for tesla cars to pass those tests. I don’t even know how that would work. I’d be curious to know what would happen if you would try to register and get a car through the TÜV for example that runs on custom firmware.

Doesn’t BMW also do the heated seats DLC?

That’s odd. Haven’t gotten a rate limit error from lemmy before.

Your home instance doesn’t change this script’s behavior as is. Works regardless, though.

If you want, you can do a search and replace of “lemmy.world” with “lemmyserver” in the code.

Yeah, totp isn’t supported. Two workarounds, both of which include some work on your side:

1. bypass reddit usage by the sxriot:

• copy the link to your multireddit from old.reddit/subreddits. Now you have all your subreddits.
• Paste them into a text editor
• delete everything up until and including /r/, do search and replace replacing + with ‘,’ (including the apostrophes).
• At the beginning, add [’ and at the end add ']. You should now have [] brackets and within all your subreddits in apostrophes and separated by a comma.
• Copy all that and paste it in the script in line 267 so it reads :

subs = [‘subreddit1’,‘subreddit2’,etc]

• Comment out lines 252-256 by adding # to the beginning of the line.
• Run the script and it should work.

2. use totp/mfa:

• enable change DEBUG=0 to DEBUG=1 at the top of the script.
• comment out lines 90-93 and 255 by adding # to the beginning of the line
• in line 94 change “time.sleep(3)” to “time.sleep(60)”
• run the script. Now you should see a chrome window open and do stuff. Once you get to the reddit page, login how you normally would and wait. You have 60 seconds to do this and from there on the script should run normally.

Let me know if you have questions or issues

Yes!

• in the script comment out or delete lines 252-256
• overwrite line 267 like this:

subs = [‘subreddit1’,‘subreddit2’,etc]

• run the script.

Should work. If you have questions or issues, let me know

Yeah, probably. I just try to make stuff cross-platform when it’s not something that’s probably only used on windows machines. Plus I’m trying to get better at python

Update: Added a variation of the script that works with kbin

That’s a fair point. In this case your lemmy.ml community would also be subscribed to, if it’s any consolation.

Ah gotcha. It looks for the community on lemmy.world. It also searches for the community with the most subscribers. So for example you’re looking for “videos” and that’s on lemmy.world but also on lemmy.ml with more members, in this case you’d be subscribed to both.