Given the nature of the commander format, mana base in almost never an issue if one were to play multi colours. And with the release of Partners mechanics and access to different Colour types, it would seem there is almost no reason to play mono-coloured commanders in a competitive environment.
From some players point of view, other than hoping to see deck diversity, able to play their pet mono C commander in a competitive fashion would seem desirable.
Just wondering have there ever been talks by the RC in ways they could moderate this? Example future plans to release certain cards, or rules modifications such as different life totals?
So I remember very little, other than the fact that it was a little dinosaur with multi-coloured, shiny scales and I think the book was about them. It had spines like a Stegosaurus and I remember loving it as a small child. I can't for the life of me remember the title or anything though. Got it from a library in my town, probably about 25 years ago. I'm from and live in the UK, don't know if it was specific to this country or not but yeah, been bugging me for years.
Has anyone seen any butterscotch chips and multi-coloured marshmallows at any of the grocery stores in Saskatoon lately?
I need some for holiday baking and haven't been able to find any.
Thank you!
I am looking for a short story that was based on Poe’s Masque of Red Death. It was set in a university or college. A lecturer was giving a lecture on the Masque of Red Death, talking about the different coloured rooms and the effect they would have on people. They reference a few other people / events, but I can’t remember if they were real or fictional. The lecturer used students outside to change colours or shine light into the windows of the room. They were trying to recreate the story and were using the students in some sort of ritual. I read this within the past year or so, but I don’t know how old the story itself was.
So my partner and I recently bought our first home. A nice bungalow. It was built in the 50s and appears to be last renovated in the 80s based on the tile choice and some style, has some fresh coat of neutral paint but that is about it.
We are going to be renoing/modernizing piece by piece as our budget allows but otherwise everything is functional.
I have always had a dream of owning a home and having it a bright, multicolour home where each room has its own pallette and theme. A yellow kitchen, a red den, a lime office, an eggplant bedroom (all with appropriate accent colours, baseboards, etc). But now that I am in the home and ready to get on with some painting I am afraid of my dream. It seems great it my head but I am worried if it will be bad in the end. Does a house need some sort of flow between rooms? Will all these vibrant colours seem disjointed as a whole even if the individual rooms have a nice theme?
Just looking for some feedback. Does having a bright multi-coloured home give any warning flags from people with more experience in this.
Thanks!
Looking to get 3 or 4 strings for inside and out to add to the current couple of sets, where have you found the best value ones? Thanks
Our previous 2 are from Tesco and have some basic and fun settings for a pretty low price for a good few hundred lights on the string (spaced 3 or 4 inches apart?) they're nice colours, bight but not too "loud"
In cura I set up dual extruders but when i try to print klipper tells me that the extruder is not set up.
I added the following lines but it still has the same problem:
[gcode_macro T0]
gcode:
ACTIVATE_EXTRUDER EXTRUDER=extruder
[gcode_macro T1]
gcode:
ACTIVATE_EXTRUDER EXTRUDER=extruder1 (tried it without the 1 as well)
If I add the "second" extruder as [extruder1] it says i cant use the same pins on the board, how can i tell klipper that the second extruder is the same as the first one?
A similar setup would be if someone had tool change setup where the tool changes but the wiring to the ports remain the same
My pinters config: https://pastebin.com/maSQ820b
Pretty much as the title says, I use cura, and was wondering if there was a way to make it pause at certain points so we could extrude some filament and start inserting other and get multicoloured prints with such. Or alternatively a way to have the printer (I have a eryone er-20) start printing at a certain hight rather than on the bed
Although I've been playing Div 2 for quite some time now, I've never really understood what all the differently coloured damage numbers represent.
I believe white is base damage, orange is crits and red is armour damage (please correct me if I'm wrong) but I've also seen blue, green and yellow numbers. It's build dependent so I'm assuming they correlate to skill damage, status damage, maybe explosive damage?
Can anyone enlighten me please?
