Using only steel and aluminum, how would this foundation be constructed to allow for concrete and an epoxy terrazzo floor? Not for a job or school, came across this art which made me extremely curious about how an elevated foundation would look. Would you need to worry about vapor barriers as well?

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    DreamUV - 3D viewport UV editing tools for Blender

    • I did hear about a blender uv add on called dream uv that auto uvs as you work in blender. I haven’t tried it myself but I have some old game developer coworkers who’ve made the switch to blender and they seem to really dig it. https://github.com/leukbaars/DreamUV

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