Forum posts by Kim

I've answered this a couple times for people via messages, so I thought I'd drop here: In languages that have a formal and informal, we are using informal. We are trying to sound friendly and approachable most of the time, as if speaking student to student.

The intention/ability to understand what is going to happen is usually more important than "exact" translation, definitely.

Okay, I updated the English version to reflect that decision. It's amazing how the translation process has been steadily improving the original version of the site too.

Actually, in looking at a lot of the error messages, I think we could remove "The" from the english version as well. It would make it more grammatically correct in most situations. So that sounds perfect.

A topic for people who are working on translating the site into other languages to hang out and ask questions. :)

If you are a skilled speaker of Chinese (simplified or traditional), Korean, Japanese, French or Spanish and interested in helping us to improve our translations, your help is very much welcome! You can join our translation project here: https://poeditor.com/join/project/q6EUGx3wTF

Unfortunately POeditor doesn't have a great system for just chatting, so I thought this would be a good spot. :)

And it's still happening?

Hi Polyvios,

How long ago did you notice this starting? So far I've been unable to make it happen for me, the upload suggestion always appears after the confirmation of stopping.

All of the people are highly recognizeable! I knew which model you were working from immediately with each face. That's quite the achievement, so congrats on that!

I think playing with line weights might add some additional movement and energy to your drawings, maybe that's something you could try a little more of in a future practice session. :)

Just snuck in to fix their URL, should be working now gang :)

Thanks! I've been mostly out these past two weeks running an event, but I'm back and kicking yet more spammer butt.

Oh, thanks for the hint on where to look for that! I'll see if I can track it down :)

Unfortunately, no, not at present. :(

There we go, give it a refresh and try now :)

Huh, I see the hover has somehow stopped working. I will work on this today :)

It looks like you're having some good success with identifying the line of action in a short amount of time. I think from here, I would move to class mode (such as the half hour session) and start trying to add some volume to your line skeletons. See what other lengths of time yield you. :)