misermiser

I feel like the change to the number of people in the rec center is taking away from the sense of community. I used to meet all kinds of good people in there, but now it feels like it's just me, one other adult, and four kids.

I don't remember what the old maximum was, but maybe meeting halfway would be a big improvement.

Does anyone know how to fix that? I suspect that it could be related to the esteps, but I'm not sure.

It prints without trouble using the Cura that came with my printer. I have only set things like the printer dimensions and filament size in the new Cura based on a YouTube video.

Title says it all.

What do you think?

It'd be cool if we could set a gender for the prizes. I feel like I get more useless dresses and girly hats than anything else in this game. If we could set a gender, the prizes would be more useful. The problem is that opening the boxes is no longer exciting because I know that I'll most likely get something that is worthless to me and just takes up space in the selection circle.

When will the new trailer (including the "waving in the park" shoot) be released?

I'm curious about that. Flat horror games don't really scare me at all anymore even though Amnesia used to be really scary.

Playing VR horror cured me of that, but I still find myself noping out of many VR horror games pretty quickly.

If you make the game, does it still scare you at all? I'm sure that if a game has randomized jump scares, it can still startle you, but what about games that don't rely on those and have creepy environments?

I'd be inclined to say that they don't based on the times that I've played scary VR games after beating them the first time, but you never know.

As a related side note, A Chair in a Room: Greenwater replaced Amnesia as my favorite/scariest game. However

I started the game.

I put the red fuse things into the slots.

I lifted the power switch thing.

I stopped playing a minute later because of how creepy it was immediately.

Anyone else have a similar experience?

I've found that I end up noping out of VR horror a few times before I can actually manage to make it through!

I've found that if you shoot a teleported after getting into a transport car, when the next area loads, you'll get stuck in a skybox. You can't return to lobby or anything, but you'll hear all of the normal noises. The only way to get out is to exit the game.

This is in the computer version.

I put a funny sign on someone's back today in the game and they didn't notice it.

I think that a fun mini game would be where someone is "it" until they put a sign on someone's back... and then that person becomes "it". The best way to do this would be to do it to someone that's unsuspecting until they're notified about the sign by someone else.

What do you think?

There are now four membership levels as of earlier this month. The new platinum level sounds a lot like gold. I'm concerned that it's a steam sale cash-in.

Which version should I get if I want to be covered for all of the best tables (ideally) while also not spending more than I should?

You know what would be really cool? If people could put on online shows using SoundStage. There could be a demo/free version that can only connect to these shows...

The muffled sound part was really cool!

I recently added a 3mm borosilicate glass bed to my Maker Select. It's "floating" on silicone pads (.5mm) and has a PEI sheet on top (1-1.5mm?). I've removed the pseudo-buildtak.

I'm trying to print with PLA. I've been using 210C for the extruder. If I have the bed at 60-65, the model will pop off after 5mm or so in the Z axis. If it's at 70, I get warping. Regardless, my bottom layer looks pretty bad like it's not adhering well -- the filament doesn't follow the design exactly. It cuts corners and looks sloppy overall. It also doesn't have that nice smashed/spread look like it should. My bed seems to be level. It's a tiny bit closer than .1mm to the nozzle.

I have my flow rate set to 95