basic walking cycle by Tep-san

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Created: 9mo ago
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Comments on "basic walking cycle" by Tep_

ESX360

9mo ago

FINALLY, SOMETHING I CAN ANIMATE AND USE AS TUTORIAL, bc idk how to animate walking oop, hehe

so_cool_man

9mo ago

this is like some black magic or smth

everythingIdo_Multiply_X2

9mo ago

i feel like socoolman and tep have stirrings about eachother /j/j

so_cool_man

9mo ago

@everythingIdo_Multiply_X2

I fail to comprehend that, would you be so kind to clarify your words?....

everythingIdo_Multiply_X2

9mo ago

@so_cool_man said:

@googoogoggagagag

I fail to comprehend that, would you be so kind to clarify your words?....

read the giver

RickRollGuy

9mo ago

@everythingIdo_Multiply_X2 said:

@so_cool_man said:

I fail to comprehend that, would you be so kind to clarify your words?....

read the giver

ooooohhh I get it (read the book @Tep-san it's about if communism was done right and one child every 80 years is chosen to be with an old man, where the old man would show him things)

everythingIdo_Multiply_X2

9mo ago

@RickRollGuy said:

ooooohhh I get it

stop spoiling it

chapter 5 is freaky

everythingIdo_Multiply_X2

9mo ago

and it's not communism it's dystopia-

RickRollGuy

9mo ago

@everythingIdo_Multiply_X2 said:

and it's not communism it's dystopia-

The Giver's society has strong parallels to communism and socialism, featuring economic equality, assigned roles, lack of private property (everything is common/controlled), and strict control over life choices (spouses, jobs) by a ruling committee (Elders) to achieve societal "Sameness," eliminating pain but also individuality, emotion, and color, which are seen as dystopian elements.

RickRollGuy

9mo ago

@everythingIdo_Multiply_X2 said:

and it's not communism it's dystopia-

there is both Lil bruv

everythingIdo_Multiply_X2

9mo ago

well im sorry i am a very slow thinker and I don't think before i speak @RickRollGuy

GoofyGoober

9mo ago

@RickRollGuy said:

@everythingIdo_Multiply_X2 said:

and it's not communism it's dystopia-

The Giver's society has strong parallels to communism and socialism, featuring economic equality, assigned roles, lack of private property (everything is common/controlled), and strict control over life choices (spouses, jobs) by a ruling committee (Elders) to achieve societal "Sameness," eliminating pain but also individuality, emotion, and color, which are seen as dystopian elements.

I read the giver it’s not allat bro 🫩

Jonas js a weirdo fr

everythingIdo_Multiply_X2

9mo ago

@GoofyGoober said: