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C++ programming textbook; PPP2 Chobitsu Board owner 01/16/2023 (Mon) 03:57:21 No.18749 [Reply] [Last]

This is /robowaifu/'s official C++ learning textbook thread. It is based directly on Bjarne Stroustrup's college freshman textbook, Programming Principles and Practice Using C++, commonly referred to as PPP2. [1] This textbook thread belongs with this C++ Learning Classroom thread: ( >>19777 ). note: This is a read-only document in essence. If you happen to catch the thread unlocked while it's still under construction, please resist the temptation to reply ITT -- it will get deleted! For now, just reply in /meta please. :^) update: This book thread project has been cancelled. Please see the notes in the Classroom thread linked above. --- 1. https://www.stroustrup.com/programming.html >unless otherwise-noted, everything ITT is MIT (Expat) licensed >copyright 2023

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§ 11.5 Line-oriented input - p395 Robowaifu Technician 04/09/2023 (Sun) 06:22:51 No.21872

>"A >> operator reads into objects of a given type according to that type’s standard format." >"The standard library istream library also provides facilities for reading individual characters and whole lines." >"What if we wanted to read everything on that line at once and decide how to format it later? That could be done using the function getline()." >"One common reason for wanting to read a whole line is that the definition of whitespace isn’t always appropriate." --- >p395 command line + possible output:

g++ -std=c++20 -O2 -Wall -pedantic ./ch_11/main_p395.cpp && ./a.out

>  

>  

Dennis Ritchie

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§ 11.6 Character classification - p397 Robowaifu Technician 04/09/2023 (Sun) 06:23:29 No.21873

>"Usually, we read integers, floating-point numbers, words, etc. as defined by format conventions. However, we can — and sometimes must — go down a level of abstraction and read individual characters." >"That’s more work, but when we read individual characters, we have full control over what we are doing." >"When we read individual characters, we usually want to classify them: Is this character a digit? Is this character uppercase? And so forth." note: see the code example for the listing of them. --- >p397 command line + possible output:

g++ -std=c++20 -O2 -pedantic ./ch_11/main_p397.cpp && ./a.out

>

--- >p397 example code https://rentry.org/PPP2_p397 https://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/c12fc47b5e326104

§ 11.7 Using nonstandard separators - p399 Robowaifu Technician 04/09/2023 (Sun) 06:24:12 No.21874

>"This section provides a semi-realistic example of the use of iostreams to solve a real problem. When we read strings, words are by default separated by whitespace. Unfortunately, istream doesn’t offer a facility for us to define what characters make up whitespace or in some other way directly change how >> reads a string." >"So, what do we do if we need another definition of whitespace?" >"For most purposes we must treat punctuation just like whitespace. How might we get rid of such punctuation? We could read characters, remove the punctuation characters — or turn them into whitespace — and then read the “cleaned-up” input again" --- >p399 command line + possible output:

g++ -std=c++20 -O2 -Wall -pedantic ./ch_11/main_p399.cpp && ./a.out

>

--- >p399 example code https://rentry.org/PPP2_p399 https://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/de67503d3a55b7a6

§ 11.7 Using nonstandard separators - p400 Robowaifu Technician 04/10/2023 (Mon) 01:37:35 No.21886

>>21874 >"Unfortunately, the code above is messy and rather special-purpose. What would we do if we had another definition of punctuation?" >"Let’s provide a more general and useful way of removing unwanted characters from an input stream." >"The basic idea is to read words from an ordinary input stream and then treat the user-specified “whitespace” characters as whitespace" >"To become a programmer, you need to read code, and not just carefully polished solutions to educational problems. This is [one such] example [of real code]." >"In another few days or weeks, this will become easy for you to read, and you will be looking at ways to improve the solution." --- >p400 command line + possible output:

g++ -std=c++20 -O2 -Wall -pedantic ./ch_11/main_p400.cpp && ./a.out <<< "There are only two kinds of languages: languages that people complain about, and languages that people don't use."
please enter words (ctrl+d to end input)
about
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§ 11.3.2 Binary files (v2) - p391 Robowaifu Technician 04/10/2023 (Mon) 01:38:43 No.21887

>>21869 >"note: this is an extended & reworked example of the book's original, that demonstrates moving data for both the character & binary formats to/from disk files, and confirming the resultant data are identical." Stop. Congratulations Anon, you've finished with chapter 11; and in fact with a couple of very detailed chapters loaded with information. C++ I/O streams are a bit tricky to master at first, but they are an exceptionally powerful and (nearly-always) elegant approach to I/O management in general. We can't use them everywhere, but when we can they offer us a unified approach to the world of data I/O that otherwise can be quite chaotic! Your time invested in mastering C++ streams is time well-spent Anon. Cheers. :^) --- >p391_v2 command line + possible output:

g++ -std=c++20 -O2 -Wall -pedantic ./ch_11/main_p391_v2.cpp && ./a.out
-rw-r--r-- 1 2001 2000 20 Apr  9 04:53 ints.bin
-rw-r--r-- 1 2001 2000 57 Apr  9 04:53 ints.txt
sizeof(char): 		1
sizeof(int): 		4
sizeof(double): 	8

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Prototypes and Failures #2 Robowaifu Technician 01/17/2023 (Tue) 02:10:46 No.18800 [Reply] [Last]

Post your prototypes and failures. We fail until we win. From now on with even more madness. Don't forget looking through the old thread >>418 to understand how we got here. >=== -minor subj edit

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NoidoDev ##eCt7e4 03/31/2023 (Fri) 14:08:00 No.21640

>>21616 Okay, that's a surprise. I'll look into it. I'd like to do something similar than before with the pics, but maybe a different background color and of course with the newer pics. Maybe one with only the new pics.

NoidoDev ##eCt7e4 03/31/2023 (Fri) 16:39:06 No.21641

>>21616 Suggestions for the thread. If I don't react to the approval, you'll have to wait or make it yourself, since I won't be able to for at least a few days. Also, I can't change the collages after tonight (EU time).

Chobitsu Board owner 03/31/2023 (Fri) 18:23:41 No.21645

>>21641 These are all fine, just use your own discretion NoidoDev.

NoidoDev ##eCt7e4 03/31/2023 (Fri) 19:13:44 No.21646

>>21645 Thank you.

Robowaifu Technician 03/31/2023 (Fri) 19:27:33 No.21650

NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD >>21647 >>21647 >>21647 >>21647 >>21647 NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD

New, Cutting Edge, or Outside the Box Tech meta ronin 04/09/2021 (Fri) 02:11:57 No.9639 [Reply]

ITT: We discuss Metamaterials, Self Organizing Systems, and other "outside of the box" tech (flexible PCBs, Liquid Battery, etc) I'll start with this video on self-assembling wires, and will add more as I come across it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeHWqr9dz3c

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Chobitsu 02/23/2023 (Thu) 14:52:08 No.20665

>>20618 Interesting Meta Ronin. I expect this approach could also be reversed to create enshrouding, RF-protective foams. That is, to protect RF-sensitive components in the robowaifu -- both from unwanted transmissions, as well as unwanted interferences. >>20625 Very interesting Anon. Immediately reminds me of the so-called 'DNA computers', though they use entirely different phenomenon for processing. Thanks!

meta ronin 03/07/2023 (Tue) 06:36:52 No.21163

what if AI designed the robowaifu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxKI4XBwBjU

Chobitsu 03/07/2023 (Tue) 07:07:36 No.21164

>>21163 Interesting. Lol that was obnoxious to watch :^) I'm quite optimistic that approaches similar to this will be figured out for the garage Anon. So, is there any way you can see that you might use just this kind of technique today to build a robowaifu Anon? After all, you know what they say: (>>21119)

NoidoDev ##eCt7e4 03/07/2023 (Tue) 11:23:21 No.21166

>>21163 >>21164 Thanks. They seem to plan to release the software. Maybe we should come back to this later: https://www.hyperganic.com/#countdown

Chobitsu 03/07/2023 (Tue) 11:34:49 No.21168

>>21166 Wow neat! Thanks Anon. I wonder if they'd be open to helping us design humanoid robotic companions?

General Robotics/A.I. News & Commentary #2 Robowaifu Technician 06/17/2022 (Fri) 19:03:55 No.16732 [Reply] [Last]

Anything in general related to the Robotics or A.I. industries, and any social or economic issues surrounding it (especially of robowaifus). === -note: I'll plan to update this OP text at some point to improve things a bit. -previous threads: > #1 (>>404)

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NoidoDev ##eCt7e4 03/02/2023 (Thu) 06:37:54 No.20979

Picrels are general AI news related (Feb 2023): >>20978

01 03/02/2023 (Thu) 22:03:08 No.20997

>>20719 aand here it go. > META's LLaMA already on torrent, 7B to 65B. https://files.catbox.moe/o8a7xw.torrent magnet:?xt=urn:btih:b8287ebfa04f879b048d4d4404108cf3e8014352&dn=LLaMA&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.opentrackr.org%3a1337%2fannounce

01 03/02/2023 (Thu) 22:04:41 No.20998

>>20997 you may get OOM error trying to load it. change batch size, and it should load : https://github.com/facebookresearch/llama/issues/61

Robowaifu Technician 03/03/2023 (Fri) 08:37:15 No.21021

Overwhelmed By All The Generative AI Headlines? This Guide Is For You <a look at the how different media coverage portrays AI & tech >Looking at past media studies, I gathered the “Top 10 AI frames.” They are organized from the most positive (pro-AI) to the most negative (anti-AI). Together, they encapsulate the media’s “know-how” for describing AI. >Interestingly, studies found that the frames most commonly used by the media when discussing AI are “a helping hand” and “social progress” or the alarming “Frankenstein’s monster/Pandora’s Box.” It’s unsurprising, as the media is drawn to extreme depictions. >If you think that the above examples represent the peak of the current panic, I’m sorry to say that we haven’t reached it yet. Along with the enthusiastic utopian promises, expect more dystopian descriptions of Skynet (Terminator), HAL 9000 (2001: A Space Odyssey), and Frankenstein’s monster. https://www.techdirt.com/2023/03/01/overwhelmed-by-all-the-generative-ai-headlines-this-guide-is-for-you/ https://archive.ph/b0Mrh

NoidoDev ##eCt7e4 03/06/2023 (Mon) 18:58:21 No.21141

NEW THREAD: >>21140 NEW THREAD: >>21140 NEW THREAD: >>21140 NEW THREAD: >>21140

kiwi's Tutorials Kiwi 12/17/2021 (Fri) 20:32:59 No.14704 [Reply]

Kiwi here to teach fellow Anons. First is how to make a ball and socket that pop together with side guides. These guides turn it into a universal joint. You can incorporate this design into many different other designs, I recommend using petroleum jelly to smooth out the motion. For reference, the ball is a 12 mm sphere. The socket has an internal 13 mm sphere and the mm difference is necessary at all scales. More tutorials will come. All information is freely given for the sake of catgrill meidos.

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Kiwi 01/26/2022 (Wed) 23:58:11 No.15097

>>15095 >Living hinges >Hobbyist FDM printing Kekw Thanks for the link, I'm sure it will help the other Anons that are learning. I'm fairly certain compliant mechanisms have been mentioned previously, you may learn a thing or two looking around this board. We are lacking in Anons with technical knowledge so, feel free to stay. t. Kiwi :^) (Can someone verify if the pdf's are safe?)

Alliedev 01/27/2022 (Thu) 00:12:30 No.15099

>snap fittings Oh hey, the concept I've been alluding to for the past month. >>15097 They are safe kiwi and illustrate some of the various designs that can be used with snap fittings.

Kiwi 02/02/2023 (Thu) 01:42:29 No.19413

Quick and easy clamp for 3D printed d shaft mated features. Works with almost all filament, though PETG would be ideal.

Chobitsu 02/03/2023 (Fri) 02:47:36 No.19453

>>19413 Very nice work, Kiwi.

Kiwi 02/22/2023 (Wed) 20:59:52 No.20608

Super simple snap together moving joint. 1. Draw a symmetrical "T" 2. Pull/extrude it 3. Round the edge to make insertion easier 4. Use the measurement of the rectangle that will fill the hole as a guide 5. Draw the rest of your arm, make sure it's long enough to flex around the end of the "T" 6. Draw a rectangle with the tolerance needed to accept the "T" once inserted 7. Round edges to allow for ease of insertion

/robowaifu/meta-6: Christmastime Out In The Sticks Chobitsu Board owner 12/12/2022 (Mon) 23:01:06 No.18173 [Reply] [Last]

/meta, offtopic, & QTDDTOT General /robowaifu/ team survey (please reply ITT) (>>15486) >--- Mini-FAQ >A few hand-picked posts on various /robowaifu/-related topics -Why is keeping mass (weight) low so important? (>>4313) -How to get started with AI/ML for beginners (>>18306) -"The Big 4" things we need to solve here (>>15182) -HOW TO SOLVE IT (>>4143) -Why we exist on an imageboard, and not some other forum platform (>>15638, >>17937) -This is madness! You can't possibly succeed, so why even bother? (>>20208) >---

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Grommet 06/20/2023 (Tue) 07:55:59 No.23303

>>23299 >You're specifically talking about something like foamcrete... No I'm not.You are throwing up straw Men that are not what I'm talking about. >You admit there's better materials The best material is that which is cheapest which will do the job you want. I'm not interested in building Olympic athlete level bone. Look I just asked some questions about a sort of glue on an off chance that someone would know how to proceed with a more basic activated waterproof formaldehyde glue. It's a odd thing but someone might happen to have an answer to this. I did give a patent reference of just such a thing. You keep telling me I must do it this way or that way but I'm telling you that there have been different ways that are not your way and that your way is not what I'm talking about. The bottom line is that there are huge advantages in cost and manufacturing if you could pour concrete into molds to make a whole skeleton or many of them at once. Fiberglass, carbon fiber, etc. requires either hand lay up, vacuum resin infusion or machinery that pressurizes the resin into the mold. All these requiring either a lot of hand labor. expensive consumables in the case of resin infusion or expensive machinery. I don't want to talk about this anymore because we're not talking about the same thing and I don't want to talk about concrete for hours.

Grommet 06/20/2023 (Tue) 08:17:17 No.23304

It just came to me. I;ve been barking up the wrong tree. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moisture_cure_polyurethane Gorilla glue. Gorilla glue is waterproof, expands so it would coat good. https://www.gorillatough.com/product/original-gorilla-glue/ If you graded the concrete aggregate so that all spaces were very small you could likely have a very strong material. The Army did a study on concrete and that is how you make high strength concrete. This is why I write such weird stuff at times. Somehow writing this stuff down sometimes creates odd connections. I have no idea why I did not see this before. Of course it may not set in the extremely alkaline conditions of concrete. I'll have to find out. BTW way I have a folder on concrete and it's over 4GB in size on papers and books on concrete. Not that I've read every bit of it but I've seen a good bit. I really like concrete. It's an amazing material. Here's one paper with a mix for Ultra High Performance Concrete Development of Non-Proprietary Ultra-High Performance Concrete for Use in The Highway Bridge Sector 13100

Grommet 06/20/2023 (Tue) 12:07:56 No.23310

After looking further. Too much water. Likely not work for gorilla glue but...will look more.

Robowaifu Technician 06/20/2023 (Tue) 16:28:29 No.23313

>>23303 Do you even know what a strawman is? I said foamcrete because it's actually the product you're looking for, not because I want to argue about it. You set up your concrete mold, get the chairs for your mesh or rod support, put the chairs under it, pour your mix, vibrate it until it's settled ,wait until the concrete begins to set, remove the chairs, set the skeleton back in, shake it again... You're doing a lot of hand work any way. I'm not telling you what you're going to do, I'm telling you what the properties of the material you are talking about will *allow* you to do. Considering I haven't actually told you to do anything, I've only offered some practical advice, I'll follow up with more advice. By all means please use concrete for diameters less than an inch because you're not worried about Olympic athlete level bones, I'm sure your books and folders on concrete will help you realise why it won't pass any stress tests.

Grommet 07/03/2023 (Mon) 06:31:14 No.23783

>>23313 >Do you even know what a strawman is? Yeah it's an idea that someone proffers that is sure not to work so that they tell someone what they are doing is wrong. Like, >I said foamcrete because it's actually the product you're looking for... then you say, > I'm sure your books and folders on concrete will help you realise why it won't pass any stress tests. So yeah I'm fairly confident that what you're doing here is propping up a straw man. >I've only offered some practical advice Practical? I don't need any advice from people who tell me to use foamcrete for waifu bones. You don't know what I'm talking about. The question I asked was fairly narrow and likely very few people would know the answer. I only asked because...you never know. Someone might know the answer. Those that did would understand the references I gave. You did not. Hence your telling me about foamcrete and totally misunderstanding.

Robowaifus' unique advantages Robowaifu Technician 09/09/2019 (Mon) 05:24:52 No.17 [Reply]

People often think about robots as just a replacement for a human partner, but that is a very limiting view. Let's think about the unique benefits of having a robowaifu, things that a human couldn't or wouldn't give you. What needs and desires would you robot wife fulfill that you couldn't fulfill even in a "great marriage" with a flesh and blood woman?

I'd want my robowaifu to squeeze me and to hold me tight when I sleep, sort of like a weighted blanket. I know it's a sign of autism. I don't care.

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Kiwi 01/25/2022 (Tue) 03:26:36 No.15077

>>15048 I too want to clang a Transformer. Having her turn into a boombox or laptop while on the run would be convenient. A motorized vehicle would transform into a rather large robot. Also, Metroplex is an actual city that turns into a mountain sized robot, I'm a brave man but, not brave enough to put my pelvis under a mountain of waifu. >>15070 >Roller suitcase Actually a genuinely good idea with a good example.

Chobitsu 01/26/2022 (Wed) 03:23:56 No.15089

>>15077 Yes it seems natural. Due to complexity in design, we'll probably have to settle for simply detaching the upper and lower halves at the pelvis area, then using two suitcases. For whole-body storage, the ruggedized hard-shells very commonplace to the music touring industry will be perfect. Add in another one for holding battery, chargers, trusted offline compute, C&C and other RW Dollhouse needs, and you have a full mobile set up for your life-sized robowaifu.

Robowaifu Technician 04/12/2022 (Tue) 23:43:39 No.15866

Well one major thing I think if were implemented properly, is the use of artificial wombs, you would be able to create a womb that would remove defects or poor traits that would make a child's life worse, you would be basically able to make a much happier and healthier child.

Chobitsu Board owner 04/13/2022 (Wed) 08:56:54 No.15873

>>15866 Hello Anon, welcome! >artificial wombs Yes, this is a big and important topic for society generally -- one fraught with opportunities and challenges -- and it certainly has an interest for our community for quite some time. In fact, we even have a thread specifically for this (>>157). I'd say give it a look-over, and maybe you'll get some new ideas. Cheers!

Robowaifu Technician 01/23/2023 (Mon) 14:04:44 No.18974

>>15040 Have you considered going to church?

Homemade doll waifu thread Robowaifu Technician 09/18/2019 (Wed) 03:58:38 No.372 [Reply]

I just found this board a few days ago but I've been planning for about a year to make a homemade sex doll, like the kind that will imminently be made illegal here in the US. I want to detail my plan. I know this board has an anti-3DPD/anti-sex-doll bias, but hear me out.

Like many on this board, I initially had the ambition to make a sophisticated robot, but realized I should start small and reproduce something others have already created. Since my preferred, ahem, flatness of doll is soon to be illegal, it would be nice to have a homemade alternative.

Smooth-On Inc sells a brand of mold-and-set silicone, available on Amazon and elsewhere, that is easy to use and designed for human prosthesis. I intend to use Ecoflex 00-30 with Silc-Pig for pigment (and freckles). I experimented with creating a homemade onahole using Ecoflex with limited success.

For the mold, I intend to build it in segments using a 3D printer. I've be practicing modeling girls in Blender. What I have so far is acceptable for my tastes, although I'm no expert at 3D modelling or the human form. I also designed 2 mold halves for a tinkerbell sized prototype. The mold halves have holes for screws (to press them together) and a funnel at the top. I got as far as exporting to STL to observe how the slicer handles it. Once I get a new 3D printer, I'll print these mold halves and pour some Ecoflex into them. I may also put in some steel wire as a makeshift skeleton.

I had a crap 3D printer that I threw out. I'm currently trying to move to a new city and therefore won't be able to buy a new printer until I get settled. Not having a printer is the number one impediment to this project right now. I would love to hear opinions on what 3D printer model is ideal. I'd be willing to spend upwards of $1k. I've been thinking of buying used to get a better deal. I'd like a large build plate to minimize the number of parts for the full sized mold.

One thing I'm not sure of is how to make the skeleton. I will experiment with 3D printing the skeleton, but I don't really know how to make linkages. Nevertheless I have started designing them using SCAD. I also wonder how the pros make the skeleton sit in the right place within the mold, without any part of the skeleton touching the mold. Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

Usually doll heads are separate from the body (screwed on at the neck) and the body is completely one piece. This is my plan, although removable arms and legs would be a possibility. I'm hoping to make a removable vagina as well, for ease of cleaning.

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Chobitsu 01/15/2023 (Sun) 01:32:28 No.18719

>>18710 >Also, for some guys simple dolls with some AI and maybe an animated head would be at least a good start. I think you're right Anon.

Chobitsu 01/15/2023 (Sun) 02:29:08 No.18722

>>18710 Also, I just wanted to double-check and make sure you were aware that we have some wonderful on-topic neighbors on the webring, Anon. /doll/ https://anon.cafe/doll/res/191.html

Robowaifus in Media: Thread 02 01/15/2023 (Sun) 18:01:10 No.18731

>>18722 Yeah, I know, but thanks. I think they were inactive a while ago. What I'd like is that they would keep us in the loop and make backups of what's available. But I didn't look yet, tbh.

Chobitsu 01/15/2023 (Sun) 23:11:20 No.18738

>>18731 >Yeah, I know, but thanks. I think they were inactive a while ago. What I'd like is that they would keep us in the loop and make backups of what's available. But I didn't look yet, tbh. A new BO took over a little while back, and he's been injecting life into the board. We keep backups of /doll/ and dozens of other IBs. /robowaifu/ gets the most attention ofc, but /doll/ is kept pretty current.

Robowaifu Technician 01/17/2023 (Tue) 00:38:28 No.18788

>>18710 > ball jointed doll BJD 60cm by SorrowBJD Forgot the link to the last one, or thought it's in the Thingiverse group I mentioned above anyways. But here it is: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2941323/ - also look into the remix section. If the "non-commercial use allowed" licenses bother you, make your own design. We might not need very much work to make the parts switchable. My goal is to keep everything as flexible as possible. The mentioned and linked doll design above is used here >>18780 and in following posts.

Prototypes and failures Robowaifu Technician 09/18/2019 (Wed) 11:51:30 No.418 [Reply] [Last]

Post your prototypes and failures.

I'll start with a failed mechanism, may we build upon each others ideas.

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Chobitsu 01/17/2023 (Tue) 00:17:54 No.18784

>>18770 >But just looking at this yesterday I realized we could probably also use this for faces. That sounds really encouraging Anon. Good work. >>18783 That's coming together. My apologies if I missed it earlier, but is this a new face?

Robowaifu Technician 01/17/2023 (Tue) 00:22:49 No.18785

>>18783 Working with body parts is really more fun than figuring the details of some mechanism. I worked a bit on understanding the body size relations. I think it's a good idea in some cases to scale something down until it looks weird and then go back a bit above that border. Especially parts which are rather supposed to look cute and a bit fragile maybe. Her arm got way thinner than it started. As long as she doesn't look bulimic it's fine. For the thighs in a later iteration, I will still go with the grown up version of Alita size, though. I added therobotstudio dexarm as comparison into the second picrel. I really thought they would look good when I was watching his videos, but compared to something more human-like and petite it's over. He simply has a different use case. We have to go for the cute feminine looks first and then decide what we can do within those constraints.

Robowaifu Technician 01/17/2023 (Tue) 00:43:22 No.18790

>>18784 Thank you. Anyways, the parts are not from me, they're from that BJDoll I thought that I linked here: >>18710 (but didn't). From the last picrel there, here's the link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2941323 Of course this comes with the downside that these parts might not come with the license you like to have ("created by Thingiverse user SorrowBJD, and is licensed under cc"). But aside from me being still undecided on this, I'm into working out how to have a framework where we can switch out parts anyways. My whole idea about using a cylinder to define the workspace here >>18782 was meant that way.

Chobitsu 01/17/2023 (Tue) 00:50:02 No.18793

>>18790 OP if you're here, or if some Anon would care to bake, we need a new thread! :^)

Robowaifu Technician 01/17/2023 (Tue) 02:18:04 No.18802

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Robowaifus in media Robowaifu Technician 09/10/2019 (Tue) 06:24:00 No.82 [Reply] [Last]

After reading anon's Robowaifu fiction bread, I wondered what media is out there that already predominately features a robowaifu(s) as an important character. Animu and mango are obvious choices (pic related), but surely there are live action movies as well.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chii

>tl;dr
post robowaifu movies, books, etc.

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Robowaifu Technician 01/14/2023 (Sat) 18:02:25 No.18702

>>18697 > only futuristic movies I liked that came from the West are the Blade Runner films. These are not optimistic movies, lol. Especially if you don't want your robots become independent or autonomous. And Joy is also framed negatively. Also, these are still dystopian. But you maybe like the technological development the have, and the atmosphere, tone or mood. I already pitched the Westwood game before here somewhere >>7894. In terms of better fembots you might at least like TSCC, Raised by Wolves (show canceled), Turbo Kid, and Tomorrowland (2015). That aside, the trick is to ignore the part where things go wrong with the robots and just embrace how tempting they are beforehand. Many people think so anyways. Even the child actress from M3gan said she wants a doll like her. So the negative framing doesn't really work that well on the consumer level. Maybe at scaring off developers, but still we are here.

Time for thread #2! Chobitsu 01/14/2023 (Sat) 21:21:43 No.18704

>>18702 If some Anon would care to bake, we need another thread now! :^)

Robowaifu Technician 01/15/2023 (Sun) 01:16:18 No.18718

NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD >>18711 >>18711 >>18711 >>18711 >>18711 NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD

Grommet 12/17/2023 (Sun) 03:36:36 No.27361

I was looking for a movie and ran across this miovie on a streaming movie site. It;s free, or was for me, and I;m about half way through it. Talk about directly related. The movie is about Men who buy AI robots to replace their wives. Wifelike 2022 I found it on https://sflix.to/ The antis are even in it protesting and at some point, haven t there yet, they are hijacking the programming. The senario does seem possible. Maybe even likely.

Grommet 12/17/2023 (Sun) 03:37:10 No.27362

oops sorry I missed the thread move.