very informative video i literally went through my ps5 earlier and was like HMMM BUT WAIT CAN I USE THIS KNOWLEDGE IN REAL LIFE? 9 days ago you posted this if that isnt timing then i dunno but you saying its a pretty good start is reassuring obviously with *some* weaknesses given that its a simulator, but it not being a joke and it being expansive enough to impress on you some definite real knowledge i would say "damn" to me, as long as ill be able to tell engine parts apart, they are distinguished enough to recognize them in real life and ill be able to learn somewhere (either through a textbox or even better, through trying it out) what part is responsible for what exactly working in the car, then i would say this is impressive and it would definetly impart me enough holistic knowledge as a kickstart, should i ever have my car break down to see what pieces are most prone to fail, which repairs i can and cant do without autoshop assistance (and maybe having a foundation of knowledge for me to know how to tune my car, should i ever be interested in that) are my objectives the reason i am hesitant in buying this is because of two things: first, i dont know if it fulfills this condition sufficiently and secondly, the last game was car mechanic sim 2018, this version is 2021 maybe we both have the same guess but its safe to say there might be another version coming out quite soon likely with a little more expansiveness, just like 2021 was a jump from 2018 as it stands now, ill buy the base version and tinker around a bit there is a little sale on ps5, so it costs just 12 bucks but ill hold off on the dlc and addons until the new version is out ill look for how it compares to this one when its out anyways sorry for the long comment but thank you very much for this video it was very informative; great having a real auto mechanic give his opinion in this video, that even teaches students it definetly came at the right time for me hahaha your vids might not have many views but theyre high in production quality and a definite lifesaver for those looking for answers in that specific niche it contributes extremely valuably to the information archive that youtube is its very nice i got this video with the timestamp at around 1:32 recommended to me when i searched for my question of whether this game is useful on google and thats kinda FUCKING CRAZY no joke its pretty scary how fast information technology advances and even SCARIER we will take it all for GRANTED for the time being ill enjoy having a little simulated practical approach in tinkering with what is the backbone of our great economical miracle that we enjoyed since the 20th century, given its superb capabilities in transporting goods and otherwise being a symbol of individual freedom or not i dont even have my license yet lol but ill enjoy electrician simulator yes uh dont bother reading or responding to this comment lol its way too long but if you do have a nice time ^^
STEPS: 1. Create New Project 2. Use Gradient Tool (Drag a line from top, then down to the bottom.) 3. Convert Background to Smart Object (Right click on "Background", then press "Convert to Smart Object") 4. Click "Filters" and Choose "Wave" first. 4.1. Set it from "Sine" to "Square." 4.2. Set it from "Wrap Around Edges" to "Repeat Edge Pattern." 5. Click "Filters" again. This time, choose "Polar Coordinates." 6. If not satisfied, please double click on "Wave" and adjust the lengths. With that, you should be good to go! Either way, nice video man! I've been trying to find good ray patterns on the internet... Turns out you can make them in Photopea.
Thank you for making this tutorial, my Visual Arts teacher used this and usually the things she gives me due to the fact I am not good at art is complex but this is very simple!
@@chrisjoseph1274 Hey, thanks for reaching out, I don't give out my number, but you can message me on Instagram, @mr.bents_autoshop and we can talk there
Thanks for this straightforward tutorial, bro! keep it up your channel is so underrated. Optimize your channel you deserve more views! See the channel of lazy artist because I study some video edits he just posts short videos, but they are all straightforward on what he wants to show even though the audio he uses is automated people still like his content.
@@m.a3117 definitely not! I didn't know my path until I was in the final months of grade 12. If you can, sign up for Co-op or Auto if it's available at your school. Then if you're liking it, speak with your guidance counselor about OYAP for grade 12.
Thank you so much for the information. I'm currently working in the economic field, but I'm interested in becoming an automotive mechanic. I'm also concerned about long-term career prospects and noticed your comments about heavy-duty mechanics. For a long-term career, which path in automotive mechanics would you recommend? Thank you!
@@somanycreaditcards Thank you for reaching out! I think longterm options Heavy duty would be best in my opinion. There are more unionized shops available, at least here in Ontario. Long term, union, pension and benefits are what you want and the average garage, even most dealers will only give a sub par health plan.
@@mr.bents_autoshop5879 I appreciate your comment. Could you please let me know if there are any related courses for heavy-duty mechanics at Centennial College?
Hey I want to enroll my self in 2 years Diploma Kindly suggest Truck mechanic, Car Mechanic or Heavy duty mechanics Which course do I need to persue ? Which one will always in demand and can make me high money ?
@@KuldeepSingh-so4pu if you are here in Ontario, I'd suggest the Heavy Truck Mechanic 310T. Centennial offers an amazing program for it and has a very large hire rate at the end of the program. Heavy Equipment mechanics can make more, but less likely to be unionized which in the long term isn't the best option. Hope that helps! Reach out any time!
Unfortunately, this method only works for simple graphics. I am not sure if it is possible for photos, but there are some websites that can help with resolution change though.
Hello, thank you for watching! I have only found a way to make this work when a logo or design has one colour. I have a video on that on my channel, but unfortunately, I haven't found a way yet to do one with multiple colours.
@mr.bents_autoshop5879 I managed to do the logo black, then golden, and add a fading effect in the middle like a clearer gold reflection band that fades. Took a bit of time and research of the different tools 😄😄😄. BTW, thanks for your video. It helped me to discover photopea.
Hey @dismynameyo1674 , thank you for watching! A couple of suggestions and things to make sure of, be sure your image is a smart object and you can toggle your hue/saturation layer, and the other thing I can suggest is to check the colour box on the bottom left, if it is white on top instead of black like you see in mine, it can sometimes do that. Hope that helps!
