That0neJawn

Whenever I create a new freeform object in a fusion file, all others that are already there turn down their transparency by about 90 percent. They are barely visible.
This sucks in cases where I need to fit freeform part onto another freeform part, and I have no idea what to do.

Device: Galaxy S10.
I use two SIMs, but one is often turned off. What would happen to an incoming call if the SIM is turned off?

Its not like I haven't produced anything else of quality. Those three or four are just the ones that I am the most proud of and 3 seemed like a good number. The other ones are either not as good in my opinion or are entirely in the field of graphic or UI/UX design (so not as suitable for what I am aiming for)

Problem is: to show the full range of what I can do, I would need to show these as well. (Arduino, for example) But that would in my opinion downgrade the portfolio, even if it would fill it with more stuff.

So I am asking the more experienced ones: what do you think about this approach? How was your first "pro" portfolio?

Does anyone if you know of any way to replicate the slight differences between live forms of the same species in nature (for example, oak trees) in mass production?

Basically, I'd like to see if I with my 20 years are an odd rarity or not, because I am not sure.

Hypothesis: I think there are mainly 2 generations present, around 18-25 (metal fight) and maybe 8-15 (burst). What do you think?

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In the anime, everyone builds his own bey, upgrading and modifying it.

It would only be natural to do the same, otherwise no one ever will come across a "blader" with an actually surprising bey, as all parts are known.

DIY beys are probably not used in official tournaments. So... Are there some kind of freestyle tournaments?