Oh the ironyâŚ
lol. I know. But I think it looks cool, even if it was a rage-fueled operation.
I donât get the irony. Arenât the posts and answers on this forum meant to, on the first place help the original poster, but on a broader sense help the entire community by providing knowledge to anyone that access said thread in the hopes of learning something new?
The irony is that someone asked a question which could not really be answered due to lack of information, so @Michael_Pryor posted an answer which canât really be questioned for the same reason.
This is like the Rhino version of that guy who takes photoshop requests hilariously too literally.
Sorry David, I still donât see it. Im not sure I would call that irony.
Lot of good things came out of this âunanswerable questionâ. @Konrad posted an entire how-to tutorial with screenshots. From an âunanswerable questionâ the community still was benefited.
Is it ironic that knowledge is lost because a question was vague?
Is it ironic that the community ends up at loss because a new user did not know how to ask a question? When it was proven that positive things can still come out of it?
I hope that one of them is a clear message about showing some respect for conventions of the forum (any forum!), like doing a search before asking a question:
https://discourse.mcneel.com/search?q=jewelry%20ring
In other words, listen first before demanding everyoneâs attention.
I donât like any of you [sort of] - but love Pryorâs ring. A little wirecutting, trimming to make it wearable and I got this:
SUCCESS!!!
Ahahahaha, this is priceless! Did you use grasshopper for this 