I've seen burnaking play, he doesn't even use a monitor. He visualizes the map in a detailed rendering, completely in his mind. He has a biological wallhack; his godlike perception highlights all enemies within light-years. His eyes are closed as his mouse gracefully swerves across the table, making immaculate twitches as he flicks from head to head. The bullets that escape his gun barrel are surgical; each making a deadly strike in between his opponent's eyes. His spray control is otherworldly, his crosshair erratically jolting across the screen as his wrist muscles perfectly predict the next bullet's location. Time literally stops as he peeks, sunlight curving as his trigger finger impacts his left mouse button, sending enemies to a digital shadow realm before they even know what happened. He is un-killable. He is undefeatable. This "man" is the epitome of eternal.
Hell'a want to hug this dude, I truly but truly appreciate your tutorials, always straight away to show it and explanation is very well!! Yesterday I was wondering bout the Bool and thanks to youtube algorithm u show up right when I open it up, I watch your toggle tutorial awhile back and it was a success! I'm on my way to do this one! Been wanting to add more stuff to my avatar and thanks to this I can! Once again thank you!! U own a new sub! 😄😄
I did this and i even installed gesture assistant or whatever its called, but for some reason the object wont show up in my characters hand and no matter what FX controller/parameters thung/expression thingy i do, it wont show up, Im so close to just giving up 😢
Int allows you to use numbers for multiple uses of a parameter. For example you could have [gun skin] as a parameter and have it so 1-10 is a different material for that model. A bool uses only true and false for a parameter, so its mostly just used to turn on and off an object or animation
I've seen burnaking
play, he doesn't even use a monitor. He visualizes the map in a detailed rendering, completely in his mind. He has a biological wallhack; his godlike perception highlights all enemies within light-years. His eyes are closed as his mouse gracefully swerves across the table, making immaculate twitches as he flicks from head to head. The bullets that escape his gun barrel are surgical; each making a deadly strike in between his opponent's eyes. His spray control is otherworldly, his crosshair erratically jolting across the screen as his wrist muscles perfectly predict the next bullet's location. Time literally stops as he peeks, sunlight curving as his trigger finger impacts his left mouse button, sending enemies to a digital shadow realm before they even know what happened. He is un-killable. He is undefeatable. This "man" is the epitome of eternal.
Hell'a want to hug this dude, I truly but truly appreciate your tutorials, always straight away to show it and explanation is very well!! Yesterday I was wondering bout the Bool and thanks to youtube algorithm u show up right when I open it up, I watch your toggle tutorial awhile back and it was a success! I'm on my way to do this one! Been wanting to add more stuff to my avatar and thanks to this I can! Once again thank you!! U own a new sub! 😄😄
I did this and i even installed gesture assistant or whatever its called, but for some reason the object wont show up in my characters hand and no matter what FX controller/parameters thung/expression thingy i do, it wont show up, Im so close to just giving up 😢
Can you do a tutorial on the spinny toggles some avatars have?
yeah, I can do that
but.. then what's the difference of int and bool ?
Int allows you to use numbers for multiple uses of a parameter. For example you could have [gun skin] as a parameter and have it so 1-10 is a different material for that model. A bool uses only true and false for a parameter, so its mostly just used to turn on and off an object or animation
@@burnaking9968 ah ok, int for gesture toggles and bool for toggles
@@deixune yep