A little philosophy on mesh and skills

[Chic Aeon]

Long long ago when mesh was fairly new I made some very pretty mesh hills. I plopped down my cabin up in the sky and enjoyed the very pretty hills. I couldn't WALK on the hills however and they were pretty "primmy". But I had hills.

 

Then Aquila made some new 17 land impact hills for LEA7 which saved me TONS of primmage (thanks so much) and which served us well until the end. I still use them for my personal projects.

Winter is coming though and I am smarter now than I was then. So I decided it would be good to see if I could remake my hills to be as low land impact and walkable as Aquila's. 

 

And you know what? It was easy.

 

Easy NOOOOW!!!!  So many things I didn't know.

 

We learn as we work and while I will absolutely never be as smart as Aquila, I am smart-er and that is good enough for me.

My version of the hills came in at 20 instead of 17 as they are a bit smoother and more complex but I can live with 20 at up to 64 meters in size.

So thanks again to all for all the help over the years. It has been appreciated and passed along.

[Johan Laurasia]

Coding is much the same.  At times, I've looked back at code I wrote a long time ago, and think to myself, what was I thinking?  Then I'll go through the code and rewrite it and it'll be much easier to write and tighter, more efficient code as well.

[shaniqua Sahara]

that's why we can't complain too much about "content creators" not knowing how to make the best most optimized things possible. everyone's life is a work in progress.