#milestone 1

...ugh, whatever. Sure, let more creepy cryptic stuff happen to me, I'll be fine....

I got this achievement few weeks ago✨! I GOT THE FULL ROSTER WITH ALL CHARACTERS!!

hey! so our blog recently reached 100 followers! xi and i (hao) thought we should introduce ourselves, so here we go go go

admins: xi, hao

badabing (basic kpop info) - 

groups we stan (boy groups): (xi) uh i listen to svt, monsta x, bts (hao) 13 member group we write for, day6!! (stan them good music), mosnta x, nct

groups we stan (girl groups): (xi) mamamoo [ok hand emoji] (hao) mamamamamoooo~~, lowkey red velvet

bias: (xi) 1010 (hao) xu minghao can punch me in the fucking gut and i’d thank him

bias wrecker(s): (xi) stab me i sure love chinaline n joshua n jooheon n moonbyul n,, do i continue (hao) c h i n a  l i n e (+ seungcheol, wonu, bria-youngk, kihyun, yuta)

chorus: badaboom (song recommendations) - 

fav song atm: (xi) quiet room (uki3/ewe) (hao) katamoi (aimer) / i loved you (day6)

fav hype song: (xi) if i put aju nice that feels like… nepotism so boom boom (hao) aJU nAiSU!!!!!

fav angst song: (xi) you can’t make me choose one??? do you know how much angst– after all there years i still love ‘days’ (shizen no teki-p/jin) (hao) all day6 songs are lowkey angst tbh so,,,, also sorry (the rose), check it out it’s good

recommended songs: (xi) this is my time to be a weeb bc hao’s got all the kpop stuff covered mili - ikutoshitsuki (mili in general has a lot of really nice soft-sounding songs that are really perfect for setting your mood to write sad things lmaO) deco*27 - hibana (i want to say more) wowaka - unknown mother-goose (wowaka’s temporarily reanimated for miku’s 10th anniversary back boiz)

Today I started learning Autodesk Maya as part of Milestone 2, focusing on understanding the core tools needed for 3D game asset creation. Since Unreal Engine isn’t available to use both in college and at home, Maya is the software I’ll be using instead.

The tutorial began by introducing the Maya interface, including the viewport, toolbars, outliner, and channel box. I learned how important it is to understand navigation early on, such as orbiting, panning, and zooming around the scene to work efficiently in 3D space.

I then learned about basic modelling tools, including creating primitive shapes like cubes, spheres, and cylinders. The tutorial explained how these simple shapes are the foundation of most 3D models. I also explored object mode vs component mode, allowing me to edit faces, edges, and vertices to change the shape of an object.

Another key skill I learned was transforming objects using move, rotate, and scale tools. These tools are essential for positioning assets correctly within a scene. The tutorial also introduced the grid and snapping tools, which help keep models aligned and accurate.

The video also covered an introduction to materials and lighting, showing how basic shaders and lights can dramatically improve how a model looks. This helped me understand how lighting affects mood and visibility in a 3D environment, which is important for game design.