It's obvious Egyptians could carve granite using stone instruments. What is worth more investigation, is how they carved symmetric granite vases within 1/100th of an inch precision.
If you're like me and want to some actual evidence,
here's a video where they scanned and uploaded STL files from pre-dynastic Egyptian vases.
https://youtu.be/QzFMDS6dkWU?feature=shared
Just a free wip wrapper but kinda interesting. It gives you RPG class skills in a visual format so you can get ideas for RPG talent trees.
https://www.rpgskilltreegenerator.com/
Amazing job! Any specific settings in Three.js you used to get the great mobile performance? Really interested in seeing anything you'd like to share about how you optimized performance. Amazing work!
This is interesting when viewed in light of the recent claim that the enclosing walls of the sphinx demonstrate water erosion before the start of the dynastic Egyptians.
It is clear that parts of the sphinx were sculpted by the dynastic Egyptians.
What is not clear is exactly how long ago human construction started to modify its appearance from a natural formation.
It would be nice to see some more evidence for the timeline of the human shaping of the structure, from the structure itself.
Serious question - maybe the word "union" or "guild" is a branding problem? We could do some basic user research and come up with a more appealing name.(Think Universal Basic Income -> Freedom Dividend)
I'd be more likely to join an organization called "Gathered Friends for Salary Negation And Fair Treatment".
You type in a class idea, then you get themed skills back in a skill tree-like diagram, with flavor text for each ability.
Still many things that could be improved, just thought it was fun.
https://rpgskilltreegenerator.com