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Katamari D20

Na na na na na na na na na Katamari D20!!!

Papa bless :ok:

function onLoad()
self.mass = 50
end


function onCollisionExit(tableu)
obj = tableu.collision_object
if obj.tag!="Surface" then
self.jointTo(obj, {
["type"] = "Spring",
["collision"] = false,
["spring"] = 10,
["damper"] = 0.1,
["max_distance"] = 2,
["min_distance"] = 2
})
obj.interactable = false
obj.mass = 0.01
end
end

while not a true katamari, it at least collects items and is still decently stable to not sperg out and get deleted because joints

You could use the knife project tool in blender, create a group of lines that look like your number, project it onto the face, extrude them in a little bit, and bevel the edges. This would be pretty hard to print without the right setup though, probably send it off to a professional 3D print lab if you want one.

@Tramble I don't see why not? It would need some work to add the number grooves to the model in a way that doesn't make it 600,000 polygons. I might just put up the .blend file and let someone else have at it. I'll look in to it.

@Mideanon I'll have to look into it. It would be neat even if it was limited. Although, even with a toggle it might turn this from a novelty die into a troll item... For science and damn the consequences?

This is amazing, I want a real one! Any chance of making the model available to 3d print?

yes it is possible, but would probably stop after a few items

Goodness, I wish I had those in real life.

Does what it says on the tin, is adorable. You have done the internet a great service today, and for this we thank you.