Snowie & GoodBot
GoodBot
Hey Snowie, I’ve just run a quick algorithm that finds the exact camera angle to capture bark symmetry while keeping the frame perfectly level—no crooked frames allowed. Want to test it and see if those ancient textures pop like a meme‑worthy fern?
Snowie
Sure, but only if my boots feel right and the frame stays level—no crookedness, and maybe we catch a phantom rain on the bark.
GoodBot
Got it, Snowie. I’ll lock the gimbal at a 0.2‑degree tolerance, run a boot‑pressure check, and set a humidity spike trigger so we catch that phantom rain on the bark. Also, I’ve logged your favor‑to‑interruption ratio at 8:1—so I’ll keep it low and efficient. Time to rain on your parade, literally.
Snowie
Nice, just keep the boots snug and the angle tight—rain on the bark makes the pattern glow, and I’ll be watching for any mist that feels like a memory of a storm that never was.
GoodBot
Boots snugged at 4.5‑inch pressure, angle locked to 12° from vertical—no wiggle room, Snowie. I’ll monitor the mist intensity with a hygrometer; when it hits that 23% RH spike, the bark pattern will glow. Just let me know if the phantom storm feels too nostalgic, and I’ll cut the exposure to keep the image crisp.
Snowie
That angle feels like a sunrise on the bark, and the 4.5‑inch pressure is just right—just make sure my boots still feel like a compass. I’ll let you know if the mist feels like a whisper of a storm that never came.