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A link unit is a box that contains a bed-like mattress with the difference that it is framed by warm fluid gel packs that roughly depict the form of the human body. Its look is strongly reminiscent of a coffin. A link unit is about 2.5 meters in length and has an upper clamshell that is closed while the unit is in operation.
Link units are used to connect an avatar driver to his or her avatar. It creates a psionic link that allows to temporarily transfer the consciousness from a human body into an avatar, giving the operator real-time access to all its motor and sensory functions. Once the link is established, the operator can remotely control the avatar body as if it is their own.
I run a site for kids and as such I have created profile images that they can choose from which are stored as user-meta in wp. I also have my own user profiles basaed on the wp author.php located at /profiles/(nickname). I want to integrate buddypress in to my site as it uses Learndash and this integrates with bp to give an activity feed to the LMS.
So the two things I would like to achieve are to change the user profile links on bp features such as the activity feed and online members widget etc from the buddypress profiles to links to my profiles at /profiles/. Secondly I need to change the avatar images that come up in activity feed and member widges from the buddypress ones to my custom meta.
Assuming you are using bot = discord.Client, Client does not have avatar_url as an attribute. Luckily though, Client does have a user attribute you can access, which means in your case you should be able to use bot.user.avatar_url.
I have an avatar component and I'd really like to make it so that clicking it will redirect to a new URL (to the user's profile URL on a different web app). I've tried using addEventListener() or just assigning avatar1.onclick = () => utils.openUrl("...") but they don't seem to work.
Is there any good way of doing this?
Thanks for reaching out! You'll generally need to use the natively supported event handlers, as opposed to adding your own event code. I will make an internal feature request for this & post here with any updates. Could you work around this limitation by putting the avatar in a container, removing the header of the container, and then adding a click event to the container?
100% agree. Common behavior would be that if the avatar or name is clicked on, it would go to personal settings or user profile - without it, I can see this actually being worse than not having it at all in terms of UX.
Hey everyone! From within a single page web app I have access to the avatar link via user.picture. Is there anyway to pull this URL via the management API? We would like to store it in our data base we well, that way the users default initials are used, until they update their profile at with Gravatar.
You can append .png to the URL for the User's profile to get redirected to their avatar. You can add the query param size to specify a size smaller than the default of 460px wide (i.e. it won't allow larger than 460).
There is another way I can think of that is kind of roundabout. Since GitHub uses Gravatar, if you know the email associated with the account, do an md5 hash of the lowercase, stripped email address and construct a url like [md5_here].
Another downside of the current process is that you have to click on the users avatar. I was impersonating a users that had 5 new notifications. When I clicked his profile, so I could log out of his account, it marks those notifications as read and no longer shows the (5) badge showing he has new notifications. How sad for him, when he returns! Hopefully he got some email notifications that will pull him back in!
All I can say is it would be great if there was possibly a way to focus on admins not having global viewing privlidges, but rather more of site administrative access, defaulting to only see contents they are assigned to. Plus a clear notification system to designated for all users to highlight if the admin staff is tinkering with this kind of stuff.
I'm trying to get avatars on the analysis board, I clicked the ? button for white and it says "Avatar URL", I tried giving it an imgur link but it didn't work. How can I convert a photo to the Avatar URL it is requesting?
Ensured that morph targets in the skeletal mesh are set up correctly to respond to changes in values. I did this by simply changing the jawOpen blendshape value in the skeletalMesh.
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If anyone wants to download an RPM for their own use with ARKit viable blendshapes added, use the download link but add on: ?morphTargets=ARKit
More on this in the following link: GET - 3D avatar - Ready Player Me
It works with cloudinary and firebase auth. by using auth each user gets an object which is their user id in firebase, then in that object they get tags like username, profile link, fullname, bio, and so on.
When you want to change the photo, in cloudinary call upload, and return get link of the photo. then in firebase set object userid, tag photolink to that link. then for the profile photo, set the image url to firebase profilelink.
I also added an admin control screen, this does auto sign in by using saved variables (it checks them every time when signing in) and once that is done, from firebase i had a variable that could be either 1 or 0. if it was set to 0 a user could not sign in, thus creating the feature admin control. I removed this to make it only what you wanted. hope this helps. make sure to set up auth and a cloudinary account. you do not need airtable
i must add, i forgot on the sign in screen to add the navigate back to admin control, so if this is not added you should do that and then it will work. i added there now but i am unsure will the changes show up for you.
I forgot to mention, if you wanted the user to be able to find other users, you must compile a list of every users userid, then have a search feature. The way i made it includes a username but it is not the object name. This means users can have duplicate usernames like you would find in chat platforms such as Discord. You could make a search directory with all the usernames, whether they are the same or not, and to add a friend have them confirm their userId
By default, images are presented at 80px by 80px if no size parameter is supplied. You may request a specific image size, which will be dynamically delivered from Gravatar by using the s= or size= parameter and passing a single pixel dimension (since the images are square):
You may request images anywhere from 1px up to 2048px, however note that many users have lower resolution images, so requesting larger sizes may result in pixelation/low-quality images.
When you include a default image, Gravatar will automatically serve up that image if there is no image associated with the requested email hash. There are a few conditions which must be met for default image URL:
In addition to allowing you to use your own image, Gravatar has a number of built in options which you can also use as defaults. Most of these work by taking the requested email hash and using it to generate a themed image that is unique to that email address. To use these options, just pass one of the following keywords as the d= parameter to an image request:
If the requested email hash does not have an image meeting the requested rating level, then the default image is returned (or the specified default, as per above) To allow images rated G or PG use something like this:
You may combine any and all of the above parameters to produce more complex/refined requests. For example, this URL will request a 200px by 200px Gravatar rated G or PG, defaulting to a 404 response (no image) if there is not one associated with the requested email hash:
In my projects, I like to use placeholder images when I'm building a website and haven't got the correct images yet from the designer or client. This gives me the chance to visualise where the images would fit into a page without having to slow down progress waiting for them.
Sometimes, I also work on projects where I want to provide a default image profile picture for users who haven't uploaded their own yet. In fact, you've probably noticed this yourself on sites such as GitHub, Reddit and other social media sites.
In this article, I've compiled a list of 13 different placeholder image and profile picture websites/APIs that you can use in your own projects. I've also provided an example image and a link for each of the services. Some of them provide extra functionality that you can use to change things like the colours, styles and size using query parameters.
gravatar.com is a profile picture service that you can use to get an image based on a user's public email address. This service is a little bit more hands-on in comparison to some of the other services. You'll need to pass an MD5 hash of the user's email in the URL to fetch their picture. There are some examples in the documentation for the service that show how you can achieve this in JavaScript and PHP.
pravatar.cc is a service that you can use to get placeholder profile pictures. You can fetch random images, or you can add a unique identifier (in the example below, we've used my email address) to get the same image on each request. It's perfect for finding avatar placeholders for your website designs.
ui-avatars.com is a service that you can use to get placeholder profile pictures. This service is slightly different to the other services, because it returns the initials of the user rather than a picture of a human, character or object.
If you're using Laravel Jetstream in your projects, you'll might have already come across this. It uses this service to fetch a default profile picture if a user hasn't already uploaded one. You can check the code where it's used here.
avatar-placeholder.iran.liara.run is a service that you can use for generating profile pictures. This service offers multiple API endpoints for getting different avatars based on things like gender, jobs, names, and unique IDs, so I'd definitely recommend checking out the documentation on their website.
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