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11:17 PM, Saturday March 28th 2020

While you have submitted this for critique from community , I do want to point out that if you want official critique from Uncomfortable or one of the TAs, you'll need to resubmit this for official critique using your credits. If you don't care about official crits and just want to support what Uncomfy is doing here at DaB, then I'll help you find someone from the community to help critique your work (I don't quite feel comfortable critiquing lesson 2 myself)!

4:07 AM, Sunday March 29th 2020
edited at 4:12 AM, Mar 29th 2020

thanks! I was wondering why I can't recieve a feedback for so long) That button is so tiny, this is the second time I do the same mistake submitting my work in community instead of official critique. But seems like because I already made this I've spent all my credits and don't have enough to finally have an official feedback. Any tips on that?

edited at 4:12 AM, Mar 29th 2020
7:02 PM, Sunday March 29th 2020

Pledging for 1 month on Patreon at the $5 tier gets you 1 credit, and allows you to store up to 2 credits. The higher tiers get you more credits and let you store more for longer, and the Patreon has things listed out in terms of what tier you should pledge to based on your pace and level.

Lesson 1, the 250 box challenge, Lesson 2, the 250 cylinder challenge, and 25 wheel challenge are all 1 credit a piece. Lessons 3-7, 25 texture challenge, and 100 treasure chest challenge are all 2 credits a piece.

Since there's a bit of a backlog, the 1 official critique per 14 days limit is more important than ever, and you'll have to wait for a third month's pledge to go through anyway before you'll be able to submit this for official critique.

12:59 PM, Wednesday April 1st 2020

Now its clear! Thank a lot for taking time to answer me :)

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