Did you forget to push it? I’m only seeing a gnu license file and that’s that
Did you forget to push it? I’m only seeing a gnu license file and that’s that
My best guess would be that you have some petg left in the nozzle that for whatever reason isn’t being melted and pushed out, what you could try is doing a cold pull
If you haven’t done it before, you basically heat up the hotend, feed in some plastic, then you turn off the heat and let it cool down until the plastic is partially hardened, then you yank on the filament
If everything goes right, the plastic down in the nozzle will be yanked out, and pull with it any impurities, leaving the nozzle clean and unclogged
Alternatively buy a new nozzle that you only use for PLA, i have heard a lot of people having issues like this when switching back and forth with the same nozzle
Short for armour piercing flour
You get it at millitary surplus stores
And a special thanks to unity, who made this mass migration and awareness spreading possible!
Is that really mashed potatoes?
I’m sure it’s tasty, but why does it have that color?
I think the color of the bark depends on what type of turkey is used,
For example, a beech turkey will have a smooth and grayish-white bark, and the bark of an oak turkey will be more brown and rough
I’ve never managed to make a fried rice dish that isn’t just dry, flavourless and sad,
But i usually try doing it without any recipe and i have no idea what i’m doing, so i definitely have to give that one a try because that there looks gooood!
I think i read something about that being the case, and if i’m not mistaken the node can only be accessed using the unique name from inside its scene
Otherwise, if you instanced multiple copies of the same scene, you’d have name collisions and stuff