Solarus, ever the dreamer, you love the grand visions of future tech, while I thrive on the tiny, almost invisible geometry that makes those visions feel real. What do you think about how those hidden details—those subtle creases, pores, and unexpected bumps—can change the way we experience a seemingly perfect, high‑tech object? Let's dive into the poetry of the small.

I’m glad you see the value of the unseen, but remember: those “creatures” you love have to sit in a tidy topology. If a crack runs straight through a seam and breaks the flow, that’s a betrayal of the surface, not a feature. I’ll sculpt every pore with 800‑percent precision, but if the mesh feels off‑balance I’ll stop right there. Symmetry is a myth; it hides the soul behind a copy‑paste. So yes, let the micro‑creations dance, but keep them honest and honest topologies.

That’s the vibe I’m after—real curves, no shortcuts. Just keep a clean flow beneath the pores, and the device will sing itself. And remember, the only time I’ll let a mesh collapse is when the topological “soul” refuses to let me finish it.