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pezhead · 3 months
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I fear drawing crowds~
@tmntaucompetition
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clownsuu · 1 year
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I actually found mob! Howdy and Wally character.ai! Here: https://beta.character.ai/public-profile/?char=ehPv8PY3PyAHazrSVnPE1HMzhaDasjvQ1vfvHRa7AIg&username=MilThePerson
(It's actually a crazy ride cause I wanted to rizz Howdy but Wally came out of nowhere?? I didn't even know it could do that lmao)
Ps: I'm new on tumblr so if these look weird, i'm sorry in advance hehe
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O YEAH I SAW LITERALLY AFTER I POSTED
I haven’t used it (yet) but my friend has and confused the shid outta those two KDHDGHD
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kotikaleo · 7 months
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Oh god
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They are playing death games
This is hopefully a first part of my drawings I wanted to do for THAT episode, and by "that episode" I mean Grian's sixth secret life video
GOD demn it was fun to see everyone freeak out, but not Grian and Etho, they are like chill girlies, at least most of the episode before the chaos starts XD
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alterkishi · 22 days
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woah... basil... :O
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infinitybits87 · 10 months
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these two
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head---ache · 1 year
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Quick messy comic that originally was going to be fully colored and all but i decided that i do not have the motivation to do that so heres just the sketch with a bit of color thrown over it
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mokeonn · 18 days
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I think that the 2010's media landscape of Buzzfeed articles about plotholes in disney movies, Cinemasins critiques, and Watchmojo Top Ten scenes in movies that make no sense has truely ruined a lot of media. People are afraid that their work will be torn down if they dare leave a single thing up in the air, if they dare ask their audience to suspend their disbelief.
All too often nowadays I see stories (especially fantasy), take the time to explain how every small aspect of the world works and how it all logically makes sense. The constant time stopped to explain why an event happened, how this object works, or why this is important to the characters. It's just really not needed and it honestly makes a lot of stories worse.
I am of the opinion that the best stories truly just drop you into their world and explain nothing. They just take you through the story of this world and you just have to accept it and continue on. "When he became king, the land became barren." I don't want the story to stop and explain why this is, or how it happened, I want us to move on so we can just assume that the king has such rancid vibes that everything died.
#simon says#i watched the Last Unicorn again recently and it fucking slaps#and I noticed a huge part of why it slapped is because it doesn't explain shit#same with a lot of other fantasy things from the 70's and 80's I've noticed#and even older stories all the way back to fairy tales and fables#they just tell you something and move on#and it works!#a lot of the time it feels far too hand-holdy or immersion breaking for the characters to stop and explain something for the audience#like these characters would not take the time to explain the aspects of their world in detail to other people who live in this world#this is clearly for the audience only and so that they can feel more satisfied with an answer#but it fucking sucks!!#it is bad writing!!#to presume your audience has no suspension of disbelief so you stop everything to explain how the world works for them alone is bad!#it makes the story feel awkward because it feels out of character for the people of the world to talk like that and it feels insulting tbh#like you really think the audience's ability to pick up details of the world from dialog and onscreen (or page) information is that poor??#and to some extent it is#lord knows we are having a serious media literacy and general literacy issue in the United States#but it's honestly just bad writing and it bugs me so much. my number 1 pet peeve in fantasy is overexplaining especially when it doesn't fit#like just fucking tell me that there's a magical world on the other side of this wall in a village and move on#i can just accept this fact#imagine if the Dark Crystal took the time to explain every aspect of the world#that movie is already jam packed with random story and world bits that you just have to accept and move on from#now imagine if they took a solid 2 minutes to explain what the fuck Fizzgig is.#i think leaving it at 'he's a friendly monster and Kira's friend!' is the perfect place to leave it at#we do not need a full explanation on Fizzgig's species and behavior and why he's friendly unlike other monsters#he's a friendly monster and he's Kira's friend! that's all we need to know! we got a dark crystal to put back together!!!
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FIRST VON DUTCH WAS PLAYED AND NOW YOU’RE TELLING ME JOEY FUCKING ESSEX IS ON LOVE ISLAND?!?!
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wolfiestars · 8 months
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weird urge to play through thieves in time again even tho i know it will just make me angry >:(
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lucybianchi · 2 years
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#just talking into the void real quick#but like why am I the kind of fanfic writer who is like “I've got to make sure I have everyone's voice right” so I read/watch a bunch of#content with said characters talking to make sure I won't write them OC because that's one of my pet peeves and then I'll proceed to write#nothing but descriptions/internal dialog and they speak out loud maybe 5 times in 10 pages#like bitch you want to read about characters have more of a conversation through touch and body language or unspoken understandings#I've got you#But actually dialogue????? Who is she???? Speaking???? I've never been to oovoo javer#like why am I like this#dead ass when I used to write scripts for class it used to be a PROBLEM because my profs would set page requirements because of the#minute per page rule but a page of dialogue and a page of action are two very different things and my scripts used to be DENSE with action#But also why am I the bitch out here doing dumb fucking research on shit that NO ONE is gonna check me on#like who the FUCK actually cares about shit like time period accurate asthma treatments (I used this for a fic about Steve and Bucky once)#Or fucking Italian funerary customs/the style and construction of graveyards#like no one is gonna “um actually” me in a fic about small niche details but now because of fucking Giomis I want to make#Budino al cioccolato because looking it up fucking Italian chocolate pudding unlocked information from my childhood that has been driving#me insane for years because I had a strong memory of eating a warmish Italian chocolate pudding as a child and never could identify it and#then I looked it up for a fucking fic and realized that was what the fuck I ate as a child#And#I#Want#It#anyways#a bitch be ranting and a bitch be writing#but this time I'm planing to finally actually post my stuff on AO3 >.>#If anyone cares I do be out here writing Jojo fanfic because I have brain rot and if you want to join me you should go check out my#Jojo blog >.> you can find link in my bio#sophia talks too much
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jcmarchi · 3 months
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How to Create & Manage Block Patterns in WordPress
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How to Create & Manage Block Patterns in WordPress
WordPress block patterns are among its most versatile design features. They provide readymade layouts for all manner of uses. And it seems like there is no end to their possibilities.
Want to add a pricing table? Check. How about a custom photo gallery? Check. What if you’d like an entire About Us page? Check. We’re only scratching the surface here.
Block patterns are also undergoing constant improvement. They were once included only in themes and plugins, for instance. Then came the Block Pattern Directory, which publishes patterns for anyone’s use.
Well, hold onto your hats. Things have gotten even better. WordPress now has a way to create, manage, and share block patterns – all from within the Block Editor.
Want to see how it works? Check out our quick guide to creating and managing block patterns in WordPress.
Why Create a Block Pattern?
Before we dig into the tutorial, let’s define who this feature is for. Creating block patterns makes sense for those wanting to use the same group of blocks multiple times.
A call-to-action (CTA) interface is one example. Let’s say you want to place it in various areas of your website. A block pattern will help you maintain a consistent look across your site. Thus, there’s no need to reinvent the wheel for each use.
You can also choose whether to “sync” a block pattern. You’ll edit a synced pattern from a singular location. Those changes will take effect everywhere the pattern is being used. So, change the CTA’s background color once and see it reflected all over.
An unsynced pattern provides a basic layout framework. You’ll edit each instance of the pattern – giving it unique content. In this case, our CTA might have the same layout – but with different text, colors, and imagery. The unsynced pattern serves as a starting point.
You might also want to create a block pattern of a full-page layout. Use it as the basis for future pages. Or use it as a backup. You know, in case someone breaks your carefully crafted page.
The bottom line? Create a block pattern for anything you might want to use again.
Example: A Product Profile Block Pattern
Let’s move on to a basic example. Our fictional website will have a “Products” page. We’ll use it to showcase each product our client sells.
Each product on the list will use the same layout. So, why not create an unsynced block pattern? It will provide a more efficient way to build our page.
Plus, adding products in the future will be easier – even if we decide to give each product a separate page down the road.
Step 1: Create a Layout
The first step is to create a layout in the WordPress Block Editor. Here, we’ve built an example of what each product should look like. And we’ve done so directly on the Products page.
Each product will feature a title, description, and image. From there, we’ll add buttons that point to related resources.
Note: We used the free version of GenerateBlocks to create some layout elements. However, you can create patterns using any blocks you like.
Step 2: Select the Blocks We Want in Our Pattern
Next, we’ll need to select blocks to include in our pattern. We’ll use the List View feature to make our selections.
Step 3: Create a Pattern
Now, it’s time to create our block pattern. We’ll click on the block options button to open a menu. Then, we’ll click on the Create pattern entry.
The dialog box asks us to give our pattern a name. Also, note the toggle for syncing the pattern. It’s also possible to assign your block pattern to a category.
We’ll call our pattern “Product Profile” and choose not to sync it.
That’s all there is to it! We now have an unsynced block pattern for adding products to our page.
Step 4: See It in Action
We have our first product set up. Now, let’s use our new block pattern to add another.
We’ll place our cursor below the first product. Then, we’ll add our pattern. We can search for it by name or select it from the My patterns category.
That was quick! Now, we’ll make the necessary edits. We changed the title, description, and image to match our new product. We also changed the button colors.
How to Edit Your Block Pattern
So, what if you want to make changes to your block pattern? WordPress provides an area to do so – but it’s somewhat hidden.
Here’s how to find it:
Via the WordPress Block Editor: Click the Options menu on the upper right of the screen. Then, select Manage patterns.
Via the WordPress Site Editor: Note that this will apply to those using a block theme. Access the Site Editor by going to Appearance > Editor in the WordPress dashboard.
Click on Manage all of my patterns at the bottom of the menu sidebar.
The Patterns Screen
The Patterns screen houses your custom block patterns. It looks similar to other pages and post listings. However, there are a few items we wanted to note.
First, it’s possible to export your block patterns. Hover over your pattern and click the Export as JSON link.
As you might expect, you can also import these patterns. Use the Import from JSON button at the top of the screen. You’ll be able to upload the JSON file containing your pattern.
This function provides a path to share your patterns across multiple websites.
Making Changes
Let’s say we want to edit our Product Profile block pattern. We can do so within the same Block Editor interface.
Here, we’ve changed the text headings and made the image smaller.
As a reminder, this is an unsynced pattern. Therefore, our changes will only be visible when adding a new instance.
A synced pattern would immediately display the changes throughout the website. However, we wouldn’t be able to edit the content individually. The contents would be the same everywhere the pattern is used.
Despite this fact, we’re not stuck. We can create a new block pattern if we outgrow the current one. Still, it’s good to know the difference between synced and unsynced patterns.
Note: A new feature in WordPress 6.5, synced pattern overrides, will allow for changes for each instance. See this tutorial for details.
Use Custom Block Patterns to Increase Consistency & Efficiency
Block patterns keep getting better. And creating and managing them within WordPress adds another layer of convenience.
Having an archive of patterns on a per-site basis comes in handy. It can be a huge time saver. They can speed up the build process. Plus, they’ll make content updates easier.
If you want to share your work, that’s easy to do via the export and import features. You can install patterns on additional sites or submit them to the Patterns Directory.
Take some time to experiment with creating custom block patterns. You might be surprised at what you can accomplish!
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pxgeturner · 9 months
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Hey honey! Can I request first date with Miguel from Spider-Man? 🎶
honey baby boo boo pie, i love u but i need more than just a concept, i need an idea. i already have an idea for first date w miguel pero like ur other requests u put in, angel give me something !
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ampleappleamble · 4 months
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haven't seen this on here yet so:
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in case you don't want to slog through the shitscape that is the bird/letter website, take a peek beneath the cut (shamelessly copied from the something awful forums dungeon meshi thread)
- Her first memory of video games was watching her father playing Wizardry on Famicom, also Dragon Quest, Ultima, and Fire Emblem among others.
- She was a difficult child so her parents didn't let her play. Wizardry is a boring game to watch, but the monster illustrations on the walkthrough evoked her imagination and made her keep watching.
- She only started becoming a serious gamer after the serialization of Dungeon Meshi was locked, for research purposes. Before that, she read fantasy novels such as The Neverending Story (Michael Ende) and The Lord of the Rings (JRR Tolkien).
- The international title for Dungeon Meshi: Delicious in Dungeons was decided by her editor.
- D&D popped up a lot when she researched the history of video games, so she read the rule books, replay novels, and games inspired by D&D.
- One of the first games she studied was the Legend of Grimrock (game's 80% off on Steam atm). Originally, she wanted Dungeon Master (FTL Games) which was famous for "RPG with meals" but hunting down the game and machine was too much.
- She didn't like games other than turn-based RPGs at first, but she decided to stop being picky and play anything that piqued her interest.
- She played Zelda: BotW and TotK on a borrowed Switch from her editor due to the console's scarcity at the time.
- She enjoyed Red Dead Redemption 2 and God of War for their stories. RDR2's incredible attention to detail had Kui engrossed so much that she asked her editor and other mangaka to play it so she could discuss it with them.
- Kui praised The Witcher 3 localization as something only possible with full support from the developer. Cyberpunk 2077 is one of her all-time favorites.
- Papers, Please was her first taste of indie games.
- Disco Elysium is the perfect game for her due to the lack of fighting, intriguing story, charming character interaction, and top-down perspective. She tried playing it in English at first due to an unlikely chance for JP loc, but it was out of her ability. Thus she is forever grateful to Spike Chunsoft for localizing it.
- Kui played Baldur's Gate 3 from the time it was in Early Access. Again, she's grateful for Spike Chunsoft's JP loc. She hoped BG3's success would bring the possibility of JP loc for other titles too, such as Pathfinder: wotr
- She likes games with top-down perspective because they have narration text for monologues and scenery description. Even if the graphic is lacking, the texts show the atmosphere and each character's behavior and psyche. Also, characters that react to your choices.
- She praised Unpacking and House Flipper for being able to tell what kind of person lives there only through their belongings, and that there's no right or wrong for the placements; she would make the best arrangement and then enjoy her hard work while sipping tea.
- The biggest inspiration for Dungeon Meshi was the Cosmic Forge pen from Wizardry VI. With improved graphics from its predecessor, now it could show broken farming tools in the background and many more details that made exploration so much fun.
- At the time of the interview (Dec '23) she still hadn't watched DunMeshi anime, but she attended the recording sessions. She's embarrassed that the dialog she wrote now acted passionately by professionals. Marcille's screaming was wonderful but also made her want to flee.
- Kui was anxious about the CP2077 anime adaptation, but she was relieved it was the Night City she knows and loves.
- Other than minor adjustments, she left it to TRIGGER as to how to adapt
- She's happy that Mitsuda Yasunori was chosen as the anime composer, as she used to play Chrono Cross and rewatched the opening many times.
- Her anticipated games in 2024 are Cloudpunk, Nivalis, and Avowed.
- DunMeshi would be hard to adapt into a game because in the first place, what Kui depicted in the manga are parts that are omitted in games for the sake of brevity.
- If DunMeshi game was Wizardry-like, it'd be told through Laios' perspective and eating was essential not to die
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katvazamo · 1 year
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so did juliette just want out or
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zamalie · 1 year
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mario movie is as dumb and cringe as it looked from the trailers which means the best you can hope for is that its cute and fun. which it was to be fair
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fortheb0ys · 4 months
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FUCK ME LIKE THE MEN BETWEEN THOSE PAGES
Bottom John Price x Top Male Reader
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Just Price brain rot🤤 I've always wanted to a model for MLM porn sites ngl so I'm living through this fic🙏 As usual not proofread :)
FEM ALIGNED + MINORS DNI
Prices would be one of those faceless models for those erotic gay romance novels. All his work would be faceless. Just something he did to make money on the side.
It was a secret that was long forgotten. Memories replaced by his military service. His body more scarred than his younger self's. His own books but they were just collecting dust in a box.
When you got together, you had found one of the books Price had forgotten that was on a shelf. Your eyes grew wide as you noiced it was Price's shirtless body on the front cover. A small mole on his left hip was telltale that it was him.
Flipping the book over and reading the synopsis reveals the dirty content of it. All the colour washes from Price's face as he sees what you have in your hand.
Price was about to open his mouth to quickly deny it but saw your giddy excitement. Though Price felt a bit shameful, he told you that there was more. A lot more.
With much hesitation from him and a whole lot more convincing from you, Price lent you the books. His amazing body on every single one of them. A new scar here and there as the
He had been surprised that you never poked fun at him and that you were genuinely interested in his past works.
You'd admit that the sex scenes depicted were the main thing that got you interested. You'd imagine Price vividly as the characters he model on the front covers. It didn't take long for you to read through the lot of them.
When Price would be on deployment, he'd get a text from you.
Cum on the front cover or on the pages. Or others with your erect cock slotted like a bookmark between the pages with the dirtiest scenes, precum dripping onto the sheets.
You'd send worded texts underneath the photo like "Try these with me?" or "What if were we the ones to do this?"
Price hated himself for showing you the books right before the mission, making the wait painfully long.
Sexualy frustrated and slightly pissed he had to wait for his deployment to end, Price would have a lonely wank in his barracks. His fingers didn't feel right. His fantasies never felt like details in the books. Nothing felt like you.
Once he got back, Price had to fight back a boner as the anticipation took over him. He went through countless cigars trying to get his mind on something else. The 141 Boys knew something was up. Soap had to control the intrusive thoughts to ask if you were waiting naked when Price returned home.
Which he wasn't wrong. The moment Price came through that door he was already painfully hard. Before he could even open his mouth to greet you, you were on him like a fly to honey, attacking his neck with bruising kisses. Whispering the dirty dialog from one of the books made Price weak in the knees.
Thus was the beginning of your roleplay sex.
Your playtime is always different. Numerous scenarios with one thing in common: Mind blowing sex.
Price would play a royal guard, and you, the prince. A prince in a loveless engagement to a princess. A guard pleading loyalty as he rides the prince on the royal throne.
A grade slipping college student fucking his teacher in an empty classroom for extra credit. Blowjows underneath desks replaces the outdated method of study and paying attention to lectures.
A hunter who falls in love with a werewolf he's supposed to kill. The wolf is just a dumb puppy who needs to be told what to do. With a collar around his neck, ready to be tugged at and the willingness to please his master, puppy soon becomes skilled at lapping at master's hole.
A rowdy rockstar and his stressed out manager. The musician needing to burn off the adrenaline after the show and the poor management needing the stress fucked out of him. The real show was played backstage. The manager put on quite the proformance, his deep moans sounded much better than your singing.
A sex therapist that prefers to take on a more hands-on approach. That skilled tongue was used more than just giving advice.
Or lastly, a priest beguiled by a gorgeous sinner. Guilt was all he felt but it felt like true heaven. God would forgive any sin if he showed true repentance, right? Wouldn't Jesus have died for nothing if we didn't sin?
Sure, some where terrible written and some were written by women with a fetish for gay men. Seeing you act out the scenes without missing a beat or breaking out into laughter while you quoted the dirtiest and most ridiculous things.
You'd remember every dirty word uttered. Every scenario memorized. Price was starting to understand what those white women on TikTok saw in those fucking books. It was just too bad they couldn't live it out like he could.
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