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That office chair can definitely be optimized.

That table looks so terrible and bulky, I mean you have all these beautiful looking tables then you have....that...

You should put these into a zip folder to save bandwidth.

This isn't fixed, it's off-centered. It looks horrible.

Try this then

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<a href="#" class="hover-img">
    <img src="static-image.png" alt="Static Image" class="static">
    <img src="animated-image.gif" alt="Animated Image" class="animated" style="opacity:0;">
</a>


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.hover-img .animated {
    transition: opacity 0.5s ease-in-out;
}

.hover-img:hover .static {
    opacity: 0;
    transition: opacity 0.5s ease-in-out;
}

.hover-img:hover .animated {
    opacity: 1;
    transition: opacity 0.5s ease-in-out;
}


Wolf, your hover effect is a joke. Instead of showing the GIF beside the image, you should swap the image with the GIF on hover. Here's how you can fix it:

Use this for the HTML

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<a href="#" class="hover-img">
    <img src="static-image.png" alt="Static Image" class="static">
    <img src="animated-image.gif" alt="Animated Image" class="animated" style="display:none;">
</a>


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.hover-img:hover .static {
    display: none;
}
.hover-img:hover .animated {
    display: inline;
}


What kind of glitchiness?

I tried this but it just caused a bunch of glitchiness

Wolf, your hover effect is a joke. Instead of showing the GIF beside the image, you should swap the image with the GIF on hover. Here's how you can fix it:

Use this for the HTML

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<a href="#" class="hover-img">
    <img src="static-image.png" alt="Static Image" class="static">
    <img src="animated-image.gif" alt="Animated Image" class="animated" style="display:none;">
</a>


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.hover-img:hover .static {
    display: none;
}
.hover-img:hover .animated {
    display: inline;
}


It's decent but there's a lot of empty space. Also is that fountain soda? Those usually aren't in grocery stores.

This is actually a decent prefab.

It is small, can a player even fit in it?

Its a bit flat.

It's very...unfinished.

Ok so a new rule, if you're posting something here, add more context to it, don't just provide a few commands and boom. A recent example is where a user just provided 2 commands and nothing else. Do not do this, please specify some kind of installation instructions, what are some requirements, what needs to be installed, and other general shit.

We should get back into the city rp

This is such a long and sophisticated roast, I love it!