ShawnVallance

Well, over here in Northern Illinois, there's just constant rain, but the system is starting to dwindle down, so hopefully in the next 2-3 hours, it'll leave the vicinity and continue heading east. EDIT: Okay, apparently there was a tornado that touched down north of Salem, IA around 3 hours and 30 mins ago, so I hope no one was injured in its path. :/

Just gonna throw this out here...

I know this may be a bit of a bump, but after fully watching "Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans" (seasons one and two), I can firmly state that it is my most favorite take on the Gundam franchise as a whole. It even caused me to get another model kit from the series, which the recent one is just an absolute beast (If anyone was wondering what it looks like, it's here ->http://imgur.com/a/cIlXy). All 50 English-subbed episodes are on youtube via GundamInfo's channel, as well as the first season's 25 episodes being English-dubbed (I'm sure they'll get the second season dubbed soon as well).

"Grave Digger is getting some air!" (Idk if screenshots taken from the past are acceptable, but if they are, then this is my contribution to the week. )

Hope I'm not too late with my contribution...

I may have not been the one to request that bake, but I actually have been looking to get something like this to redo the 20th Anniversary scheme without it being not aligned properly and all. Thanks for that!

Yeah, I've been aware of that technique too, it's just kinda hard to lose the habit the way I do it, but then again, it's been done like that for a good two or so years. XD

Why? Because I really like slightly pitched camera angles, and it gives the overall picture a unique perspective.

Exactly like that! I almost forgot to mention, but I also use the feather tool on the truck itself, and I make sure it's on "1".

I'll tell you how I do that. Basically, I make sure my FSAA is all the way up (4 on my side, since I just have a 2011 ASUS K53E laptop, and sadly the integrated graphics card on this thing sucks badly compared to modern day graphic cards), then I spawn both the truck I want to take a picture of, as well as a vehicle that has a pitched inner camera (in this case, the stripped Gavril Bandit), and after I get the right angle set up, I move the camera to where I want the pic. After that, I floor it and time the snapshot just right, then the pic goes into Paint.NET, where I use the "Lasso Select" tool to copy the truck, set it on another layer, and then erase whatever is surrounding it. Finally, I blur the background and put the two layers together, as well as adding a little glow to make the picture all neat.

@Chris B I told you I'd do it...

Eh, music is music, I just felt like posting it.

It has arrived.

Yet another non-monster truck pic, but it's worth posting here.

Hey, if you need a reference for that scheme, I'm more than willing to help out. I happen to have DiggerFan's original #14/ 20th Anniversary truck (after asking him personally about using that scheme for Rockgod88's version, which he gladly allowed it), and the photos he used for the original are very easy to see, so recreating it from that would be a snap. You can PM me if you'd like it, because I know it would really help you out on that.

Here's another one from Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy / Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy Plus.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/rigsofrods/ They haven't changed the file version on that main page one bit, so you should have everything right here.

Hmm...

Well, as for what I use, it's basically two things. One being a heavily modified version of 0.39.3, which is used for almost everything, and then the newest version, which is 0.4.7.0, and that's used for trying out content that is specifically made for it.