Author Topic: Badspot's Blockparty and Eyefinity [Pagestretch?]  (Read 1669 times)

Just tried out a little experiment combining Eyefinity with the Megashot tool.

The image was originally generated at a resolution of 12120 x 2160 pixels and added up to a raw file size of 14MB. I just resized it down to my normal screen resolution of 6060x1080.



One thing I noticed that looks kind of cool is that the waterfall emitters ended up blurring into a coherent flow in the image.

EDIT: Hmm, it appears that Tinypic has resized my image. Anyone know of an image host that preserves the file in its original size and format?
EDIT2: OK, fixed it by uploading to Imageshack. Click the thumbnail for the full size.
« Last Edit: March 28, 2010, 03:45:50 PM by Reactor Worker »


EDIT: Hmm, it appears that Tinypic has resized my image. Anyone know of an image host that preserves the file in its original size and format?
I think ImageShack does.

Looks like the water disappeared :o

Looks like the water disappeared :o

The water is there, it is just transparent. I happened to have a non-standard colorset enabled at the time so it approximated what the color of the water should be.

someone needs to make a very wide image of a blockland landscape, that can loop. (like a 360 degree image) and make it into whatever vid format vista/7 uses for its live desktop backgrounds. loop it very slowly

i would nerdgasm for that

I might be able to make a 360 image... I don't know about animating it though.

spam looks out of place.


If you guys have a build you want me to try I'd be happy to grab some screens. I just went with the Blockparty save because it happens to have plenty of detail.

I found some software to generate panoramas so I will give it a go. Any build in particular?

just generally any nice huge landscape.

OK, I've done a test panorama in ACM city. Not a full 3600 yet but the software seems to work. Sadly the trial version limits the size of the images you can save. I may be able to get past this limitation by simply using larger images using megashot.