If it doesn't, shouldn't it? Does the site even have the ability to have this functionality?

I agree the site should have this functionality, but it doesn't unfortunately. You can't do that currently.

Apparently there's only seven posts that are tagged with 3d_(artwork) animated -3d_animation, so I'm guessing someone's sorting through them.

I'll add it to my tag bot anyway, so it should get any others in the future.

(I thought I should say that I'm in the middle of adding a few extra bits to it, so it might be a few days or so till I start running it again.)

Pupslut said:
Apparently there's only seven posts that are tagged with 3d_(artwork) animated -3d_animation, so I'm guessing someone's sorting through them.

I'll add it to my tag bot anyway, so it should get any others in the future.

(I thought I should say that I'm in the middle of adding a few extra bits to it, so it might be a few days or so till I start running it again.)

Hi there! That's me lmao. It's one of the tags I go through periodically to make sure things are properly tagged

I am going to say no.

Theres no wikipage for 3d_animation so I'm going to guess it means when the 3d object is animated. So while it's a contrived example you could have a 3d model in the background and then a simple animation on top of it. This scenario would leave the image so it is 3d_(artwork) and animated , but not a 3d_animation .

Idem said:
I am going to say no.

Theres no wikipage for 3d_animation so I'm going to guess it means when the 3d object is animated. So while it's a contrived example you could have a 3d model in the background and then a simple animation on top of it. This scenario would leave the image so it is 3d_(artwork) and animated , but not a 3d_animation .

This does make most sense, in this case e.g. turntable_(animation) would be excluded for example if it's simply model being rotated.