I am turning my house into a convenience store. I have a floor plan worked out and a shell for the outside, but I’m not very good at making things out of other things and I was hoping someone might be able to help me with some ideas.

The main things I need to make are

- a dumpster
- an atm
- a cash register
- sliding automatic doors (i have made some with a wool rug and some wooden beams but it looks pretty bad)
- glaringly bright lighting

And not vital but would be awesome
- a hot dog machine
- a slushee machine

I’ve unlocked all the decor and recipes from previous expansions so I have item options, but I’d rather not spend too much gold on it.

I am happy with rou

I've been wanting a way to send mail to friends that is actually slow - like, once I send it, it takes weeks to get to them, and even if they write back, it takes weeks to get back to me. Just like real mail (except slower because mail is pretty efficient nowadays.

From what I'm reading here, it sounds like slowly doesn't actually delay letters at all... that you still get them almost immediately.

Am I misunderstanding? Is there a way to really make it slow?

I 3d printed myself some masters a few weeks ago, and yesterday I made a mould from them in silicone.

When I de-moulded them, the top surface was fully cured and firm but around the dice is sticky. The dice themselves are now sticky and inside the mould is sticky.

Questions

Is that what happens when resin causes cure inhibition in silicone?

Are the resin and silicone I used just incompatible?
I washed and polished and my masters and let them sit for weeks. Is there more I could have done? I already had lots of resin and silicone so I used what I had. I'm hoping I don't have to buy something different but I will buy something known to work if necessary.

**Are my masters ruine

I have bought some masters and printed them, and they came out great. But of course now I want to make my own.

But the program I usually use with my printer (Halot Box) does the WORST supports. The masters I've bought have had really precise, fine supports that are perfect for dice.

I'm happy to pay for a slicer, I just want to be sure it's going to be able to do the right kind of supports before I do.

Can anyone tell me the slicer they recommend, and the best settings to use for dice (or a link to a video about it)?

First one which I think would be amazing is a “100% completion” challenge mode, where you have to kill 100% of trash, kind of like in Torghast, and it’s about how fast you do it. Gold, silver and bronze like dragon racing. And bragging rights for whoever gets the fastest time.

Second is free-for-all mythic+. A week or month of every mythic ever being on the table. Maybe you still have to build your key, but your key is for any dungeon, so you can target the ones you want portals for. No loot since that would unbalance everything, but perhaps a currency - or maybe just timewalking badges.

Or maybe they could make keys part of timewalking when it comes up.

Anyone else got any fun ideas for

I'm normally a bit of a haphazard glazer, but I'd like to practise being a bit more deliberate and replicable. I've seen people on instagram etc demoing different techniques like Frozen Pond and Waterfall effect, but I am looking for more.

Are there more glazing techniques like Frozen Pond that have names so I can google? Or do you know anyone who demos techniques (not just glaze combos) who you would recommend?

So you know what I mean, here are some people who I found already who do good tutorials. These are all on insta, but other platforms are good too.

Glaze Clay Love - https://www.instagram.com/p/DRd6gHUCKaJ/

Seaboulos Pottery - [https://

Last season I had a combination of MDT and a weak aura to put the value of each mob right on their nameplate - the points, and the precise %.

Even though I plan my routes in advance, it's good to be able to do calculations on the fly if something unexpected gets pulled. I feel almost blind currently with no numbers.

Is there anything like that now, that people are using, that works without weak auras?

TL;DR

Do you, as and ADHD person, like or dislike spikey/sensory fidget toys? Can you say why you do?

Long story

I've been buying quite a few fidget toys lately for work. I mostly get squishy toys - they help me think and are fairly subtle in meetings. My coworkers have been really great about them, which is nice. They thought the one that made farty sounds was funny, though they probably weren't upset when it burst. I also fidget by playing with my hair (even when I shave my head!) and like soft things like fur (faux or on a cat).

But anyway, I see spikey/sensory toys on the websites too. I tried a couple in an attempt to prevent myself blurting things out in meetings, but not

I just saw the very impressive stargate build and it made me wonder if anyone has done/seen a star trek build?