Things i have tried:
the mag and min parameters of the texture are correctly set to gl.NEAREST and gl.NEAREST_MIPMAP_NEAREST
the overall canvas has the .imageRendering css property set to "pixelated"
the uv coordinates, for the face displayed, i believe are correct
a user here posted this link which i thought was fascinating.
i have this scene in mind. A rain forest, which is vibrant, and highly immersive. I wanted to build this as my first 3d environment. I suppose you can create a few "variations" of a jungle tree mesh using 3d modeling and instance these, or you could also use a procedural generation system.
i wanted to 3d animate the grass, vines, flowing water, bugs. This is another layer of complexity. Good lighting and shadows. I think i just wanted to use this as a trial for 3d business in general.
it was dumbo but i like 5 times washed it off directly under a faucet. Because i read it was water resistant. I attempted to adequately dry it in open air each time (for the exposed ports) but i think i screwed up last time, well i screwed up every time i knew it was stupid and did it anyway. I assumed the water resistance meant the speaker grills and usb port were somehow magically engineered to not be affected by water, or that they had clever methods of preventing water from shorting / entering the device, this does not make sense in retrospect
The interesting part is that the device is mostly functional. Practically everything is operational except a slightly faster discharging battery. But i wonder if there is other, less apparent damage
I honestly love this phone. For when I'm using it for productivity, anyway. Can i just replace the battery?
does my screen space, perspective-corrected cube look right?
https://i.redd.it/x1mqmeshrtxg1.gif
there are artifacts from converting the mp4 to a gif, pay attention to the vertex positions... i suppose.
Some context, the cube appears to be rendered perfectly with certain rotations, but when the face is presented against the camera here (without any difference in depth between the front vertices) it looks grotesquely warped. It just looks "off" to me,
i have fairly severe, restrictive ED behavior. I almost died from starvation a few years ago. So you see my concerns,
i also express a strong belief that i have a couple long-term agitators, of sorts, wrecking my GI system every time i (try to) expand my diet.
My list of foods i am skeptical of are as follows:
notably, i am also financially a little poorly-off, and these are fairly common, affordable, high calorie foods i keep gravitating towards. But i am almost certain 1 or more of these are at times putting me in rather concerning situations.. levels of bloating and pain, symptoms of malabsorption, that feel scary.
my #1 candidate is peanuts. Which shouldn't be too hard to avoid.. but i want a structured way to do this, to validate or invalidate my conclusions. Excluding ALL of them is an option, too, but again i find my financial situation puts these foods around me, and hunger takes over
