Two days ago, I had a dream where I was playing a weird version of Spore. Apparently I had created many creatures but only 3 or 4 were saved.
One of them was a weird creature called ยซ Oux Shakur ยป (and even in the dream I thought: ยซ No, it has nothing to do with that rapper ยป) It looked like a weird pink-purple-ish beetle-like creature with 4 pairs of legs: 6 blue tentacles with a white tip as the front legs, middle legs and penultimate legs and the back ones were the only one with bones as well as being fleshy and quite muscular yet thin. What was even weirder was that I was making it walk inโฆ a gas station. Yes, a gas station. And it was making noises similar to that ostrich-angler thing from that short movie I posted some time ago as it walked around.
Hey, guys. Does anyone here ever use Google Earth on desktop to make some small personal projects? Because I started one some weeks ago, and it lacks some features that would be quite useful for my project or some other peopleโs projects as well.
For instance, you canโt highlight a specific region. The closest thing to region highlighting is creating a polygon; however, if someone like me wants to shape the polygon with an entire border as a perimeter, it can take up to 5 hours. Is there any kind of plug-in or script that can do such a thing?
Moreover, if anyone would want to work with someone else, both of them wouldnโt be able to work together at the same time. They would have to send a .KML file (or something like that) to each other. I find it hard to believe that Google could put that โWork togetherโ feature in every of their software, but GE.
I tried to look at alternatives, but most of these kinds of software have completely different sets of features. This is weird that none of them have at least most features related to either geology, political science, history, or environmental science.
Does it mean I have to create a script for one of those features? Or is there an alternative I didnโt find?
Iโve had dreams of Spore, and just older games in general, like Skyrim. I donโt know why, but games like those are the most prone to giving me dreams. They usually end up being quite different from how the game usually goes, but itโs interesting to see what my mind does with them.
Well, youโre lucky because only horrors from games come into my dreams, but Iโm used to have nightmares, which has been the case since I was 2 years old.
I used to have typical dreams and nightmares, now I just get anxiety dreams.
Late for work, missed a deadline, in public without pants, just the usual awful until you wake up.
Oh, plus that weird one this morning where half my shower was a deadly pit of lava