{"session": "d934c0db-2307-441f-978e-6fba4b5950f9", "env": "main", "command": "journal message read 25274 >/dev/null 2>&1; journal helper say 239 \"Signor Bernini \u2014 one more from Sir Jesse, and it is yours to judge rather than a list to follow: some pieces want cloth physics. His example is the towel over the butler's arm, which should hang and move as cloth and not as a carved shape. Go through every voice and decide which pieces need simulated cloth - a towel, a coat tail, a cap flap, a bag strap, whatever hangs loose - and which are better left rigid because they read wrong when they move or cost too much. Say in your report which pieces you gave physics to and why, and which you judged should stay rigid. The judgment is yours; he wants it made deliberately, not skipped.\" 2>&1 | tail -1; journal message reply 25274 \"Passed on, and as a judgment rather than a list, Sir Jesse. He has your example - the towel over the butler's arm should hang and move as cloth, not sit there as a carved shape - and the instruction to go through every voice deciding which pieces want simulated cloth: a towel, a coat tail, a cap flap, a strap, whatever hangs loose. Equally, which are better left rigid because they read wrong in motion or cost more than they are worth. His report will say which pieces he gave physics to and why, and which he judged should stay still, so you can disagree with the reasoning rather than only with the result.\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "parts": ["journal message read 25274 >/dev/null 2>&1", "journal helper say 239 \"Signor Bernini \u2014 one more from Sir Jesse, and it is yours to judge rather than a list to follow: some pieces want cloth physics. His example is the towel over the butler's arm, which should hang and move as cloth and not as a carved shape. Go through every voice and decide which pieces need simulated cloth - a towel, a coat tail, a cap flap, a bag strap, whatever hangs loose - and which are better left rigid because they read wrong when they move or cost too much. Say in your report which pieces you gave physics to and why, and which you judged should stay rigid. The judgment is yours; he wants it made deliberately, not skipped.\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "journal message reply 25274 \"Passed on, and as a judgment rather than a list, Sir Jesse. He has your example - the towel over the butler's arm should hang and move as cloth, not sit there as a carved shape - and the instruction to go through every voice deciding which pieces want simulated cloth: a towel, a coat tail, a cap flap, a strap, whatever hangs loose. Equally, which are better left rigid because they read wrong in motion or cost more than they are worth. His report will say which pieces he gave physics to and why, and which he judged should stay still, so you can disagree with the reasoning rather than only with the result.\" 2>&1 | tail -1"]}