What am I doing with your money?
In one of my first posts, I wrote that I will be transparent about where the patreon income goes:
Of my income, I have thus far spent about 2000 euros.
Of this money, roughly 500 euros have went towards different kinds of modding expenses: These have been, among other things:
A donation to a well-known modder whom I will keep anonymous in case he doesn't like publicity for the help he's given me throughout the years, as well as the content he's given to the broader ETS2 community.
Various payouts to people who have helped me in the creation of the F series, mainly related to defs.
Small payouts to another modder for helping me with basically anything I ever ask.
I estimate that the other 500-600 euros or so have went towards my basic life expenses. Around 150 went to public transit tickets and I'm pretty sure the rest went to food, although I buy that on a different bank account and don't have the full overview with me right now.
The remaining 900 euros that I spent went to buy a Creality Otter with a Scan Bridge and scan bridge cable.
That's right, I have now achieved my goal of buying a 3D scanner. This exact setup has been proven to work (another modder has this exact setup whom I won't write the name of at the moment in case he doesn't want to - but rest assured he makes one of the, if not the highest quality trucks and trailers in ETS2).
Hopefully with this thing (It has not arrived yet, I just ordered it an hour ago) I'll be able to make better models than ever as well as speed up my workflow. I'm also entirely open to scanning objects for other modders, although this is something for the future.
Below is a screenshot of my paypal to prove I bought this thing
(Link to what I bought, it's the 889 package deal + insurance)
https://store.creality.com/eu/products/cr-scan-otter-3d-scanner
Screenshot:
With this all being said, THANK YOU.
Comments (2)
Damn. Is that this expensive? I stay in skin modding lol
I mean normally no, only if you have a few screws loose like me
