ThomasKole
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Not at the moment, the problem is that the total project is quite large and would require me to write quite some documentation if you wanted to get started. Once I free up some time I might!
As far as I know, his family did speak it never passed it on, so he learn it afterwards. So semi-native, I guess. The variant is a central one, relatively close to the variant that would have been spoken by the Mexica.
Certainly not. Take a look at Blenders new Geometry Nodes system.
People have devoted their entire lives to studying this, but I can give a very short overview: First, there's early colonial maps, such as the Mapa de Uppsala, which give us a decent understanding of the city. Then…
No streetview level, the reconstruction is definitely "impressionistic" in that way. There's only illusion of detail, it does not hold up up close.
I can't really say why I got interested, it just happened. History in general is fascinating, and I find Meoamerican history extra special. I don't have any concrete plants for more, but who knows!
Hey all, author here! If you have any questions, feel free to ask. The question I always get from tech people - yes, all open source software. 90% Blender, 9% Gimp, 1% Darktable or so.