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Hey, RMS Gigantic is the voice of the antagonist in The Taking of Isar, right?Why don't you read the credits?
no more voice acting for the love of godWhy the forget not?
I was building a wood floor when it happened.Gyazo is being a bitch at the moment, fixed link
I'll remember this moment forever
Today, rebels captured Gaddafi's compound, a U of I prof. murdered a student & then himself & then an earthquake? We're breaking in to breaking news with breaking news.
Man, the voice acting was good in this. But i think Eksi didn't sound as good as the others.I changed my voice a little to make it sound masked by the helmet. Or maybe that's just my excuse for using my built-in webcam microphone. I did add the slight robotic tone though.
Needs moar bump, also, if the pole ends in a tie in the end of the video, then try and do a combination of bothI'll lean toward one or the other, depending. Presently it will have action but some dialogue as well.
It is probably possible because I will build a simplified version of every building in the city, and be able to remove parts as needed. Very likely, most of the time I won't need this in the background, but by doing this I can do some shots of the city as a whole, or overlooking the city; some scenes could be on the top of towers, allowing the rest to be in the background rather than keeping the camera aimed toward the sky.
this is a neat idea but i don't need it as my comp will shred any build.Well, potentially the entire city at once, with all details, would threaten surpassing the brick limit. I would also like to be able to have actors who might not be able to operate properly otherwise.
Ever tried zooming into an emitter before? Yea, it slows frame rate like age slows your metabolism.what's with this boring and depressing brown townogy?
Blockland doesn't support LOD scaling or whatever so this isn't that effective unless it's an area-based RPG.Only one detailed area would be loaded at any given time. It's for videos with scenes filmed in different parts of the same city. Not gameplay. This has nothing to do with LOD scaling. The detailed version and the impostor version are built manually, and cleared/loaded manually. This is not a suggestion or request. I don't think you read the OP.
So, just basically use less bricks, right?Basically, but also have a fully detailed version for when you're close to it, and make sure it looks similar from a distance.
The building on the left is called a prop building, facade, or movie house.
If you have a city where you just want people to stay on the road, buildings in the distance could be low detail.Well, it works more like a graphics impostor than a prop building. The point of it is that it's an actual build which is otherwise fully accessible, rather than simply being a prop or a background feature. Rather than just creating a very simple build, I'm taking an existing detailed one and turning it into a recognizable prop version.
Here's how I do it.I would much rather have it be in a playertype than to be put in a weird door. Then I could move it more flexibly and not have to click it without being seen.
>Import the blockhead into MS3D
>Make the animation and name it DoorOpen_CW (Or something)
>Export it and package it as a JVS door.
>Spawn it ingame and click it.
As the door opens, the animation plays.
I'm sorry, how does the blood and gore mod lag whatsoever?Lots of bits and emitters. For slower computers, it can get pretty bad in comparison.
