okwhateverdude

Geerling had a vid about a bunch of these. It’s worth a watch: youtu.be/4wYxgPfQAjM

Okay! That makes it really clear. How does the gcode pathing look for the center bit? Does it pick up and travel any? I bet the blobbing you’re seeing is because of infill/walls for those very tight angles. Something that might print a bit better on your printer is to round off the points in the corners and switch to all walls.

lol, that graphic at the end. “Try the Epic Games store, it loads 5 seconds faster than Steam!” lol

Can you share a screen cap of the mesh so we can see what it supposed to look like? It is difficult to see what the center is supposed to be.

One thing I can see in your print, it is looks like your hardware struggles with arcs or you’ve configured cura weirdly to not use arcs.

If the center bit is supposed to hold a T-shape (like a philips head screw driver), you probably need to play with the number of walls vs fill (i’d probably make that all walls).

Physical releases are produced in batches based on what they think they can sell. If you find unopened bargain bin games, that’s why. It isn’t that they kept making it. It is that they made it and failed to sell it.

Welcome to the future where you can just… do things. Things that would take incredible fortitude and patience if done by hand. It is wild.

That is exactly what it is. From the project README, it looks like they’ve mostly mapped out the system lib and GPU lib. The processor architecture for PS5 is the same commodity x86-64, so the translation is absolutely doable.

That’s okay: github.com/boykopovar/AnyPS5

lol, it has a microcenter letter head. If it was a legal declaration as required by export controls / law, it would be a real fucking legal form from the US government. This looks like a hilarious data grab. Slimey fucks.