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I use the camera arrows in the room all the time… and I usually encourage the person that I'm with to use them also. It's a way to set that romantic mood before… well… you know.
It's like a romantic scene from a movie… put on Clapton's “You Look Wonderful Tonight” or some other mood music of your choosing… set the speed slower… time your dance to the music… stop dancing… go into the “Show Me What You Feel” pose… ask her for a hug… and rotate the camera around us… **sigh**
The rotate up and down camera arrows allow for some interesting effects, too. Especially when you have the room hidden, or some objects that can frame the scene.
And using the button allows for a smoother movement of the camera than I can achieve by grabbing the scene with the mouse button, and makes for a good way to end the movie.
So please… keep the buttons. The ability to toggle them on or off the screen could be achieved with a drop down menu. That wouldn't be bad.
are you crazy ? who will pay to use robots this way ? not me
I would.
I was practicising my foot massage technique the other day with a willing bunny, when I noticed something odd. Look at the funny way her left foot moves when it's raised. Does anyone else see it? Or am I just imagining things?
I saw this Sexi and thought of you.
Sorry for your loss. May the empty space you have be filled with the love of your family and friends.
EXACTLY, they just shoved you into a catagory and that's why they like you.
Being put into a category reminds me of this M&M commercial. With William Levy and Ms. Brown (who happens to be an M&M)
Here we have a lunchtime discussion between very good-looking telenovela star William Levy and his paramour, M&M's candy Ms. Brown, who is also very good-looking—if you’re into eating chocolate. But while Levy has made a career out of being outrageously handsome (and, occasionally, “emoting”) on Mexican soap operas and Dancing With the Stars, Ms. Brown doesn’t want to be defined by her looks.
Levy: “Oh… you look delicious today.”
Ms. Brown: Delicious? Honestly, sometimes I think you only like me because I'm an M&M.”
Levy: “That's not true. What matters to me most is what's on the inside.”
Ms. Brown: “I'm pure milk chocolate in the inside.”
Levy: “I love that about you.”
Ms. Brown: “Ugh. And here I thought you loved me for my brain.”
Levy: “Is that made of chocolate too?”
Lucky for Levy, Ms. Brown’s exasperation can only last so long before she, too, caves to the superficial and states the obvious: “Gosh, you’re handsome.”
