#thejadearia

I'm so glad! you can stick them down like you said or you can keep them in a stock book, similar to coin albums, that's how I keep mine! it's a little hard to see but they're held down by a clear strip of plastic! I like the "flying eagle" brand!

Something about birds and strawbebbies.....

Todd says a cuss again

capokay so the program i'm using is called Live Home 3D. it has a standard and a pro version. standard is $20 and honestly it's worth the money. it's super user friendly and has a TON of options for customization, which is good since tiny homes are all about unconventional architecture and clever use of space. i’ve been using this program for a few days now and i love it <3 my favorite part is that you can manually adjust the dimensions of every object, which means custom furniture for days!!! and on top of that it ALSO gives you access to Sketchup’s 3D warehouse, which is a gallery of 3D models made by both users and commercial manufacturers and it’s great for finding cool furniture (and other stuff!).

if your friend doesn’t want to pay that much, then they can still download the app from their website for free and use it as much as they want! the only catch is that you can’t save projects until you pay for a license. but it’s great for trying out the program bc all of the features of the standard version are accessible!

another app i tried out was Planner5D, which is more geared toward interior design than full on architecture. it’s pretty nifty, but its free version is a little too flimsy to make anything very complex. the interface is also kinda weird. their paid subscription plan starts at $5, which does cover use on both desktop and mobile devices and opens up their full catalog of of 3D models, but that still wasn’t gonna give me as much control as i wanted over certain things so i ended up passing on it. but hey, it’s still not a bad deal if you don’t need anything too complex!

the last program i used (which was actually the first program i tried) was Sketchup’s free browser-based app. Sketchup is the most professional brand of all the apps i tried, but the free version is, uh...............bad. or, well, bad isn’t the right word. infuriating, maybe? yeah let’s go with that. the interface is too minimal for its own good and you can’t use keyboard shortcuts, so everything is buried under menus and i wanted to die. i can’t use Sketchup. on the upside, if you have the patience and the tolerance for tedium, you can create literally anything with it, bc it’s basically just a light 3D modeler! it’s not for me, but some people have been able to create some p cool stuff with it.

Thanks for all your work on this!

9) What is the funniest thing anyone has ever said in a d&d session you’ve played in?

It’s actually been quite some time (like ~14 years) since I’ve really played D&D so I can’t remember anything specifically said in the games.

There were some funny moments like a fellow player going “REALLY?!” during a session where my fighter/barbarian was under a Confusion effect and literally every time my character wound up next to him, I’d get “Attack Closest Creature” and would absolutely MAUL the poor halfling sorcerer. I think I dropped him at least once.