Author Topic: [Video] Blockland - Explosions  (Read 4678 times)



THIS WAS MY IDEA.

You bastard. You even took the painting thing from the building falling from me and error.

What? Did you actually tell me that you were thinking of making it? I had thought of doing this a couple days ago, and the idea to have the platform falling with the building came to me at the last minute.

I take very seriously any attempts of stealing intellectual property, and I never knew that you had any plans of doing anything like this.


Edit: I think I even told Error what I was doing while I was in the process of making the video. After it was finished, he said it was great and mentioned nothing of any of it being your idea.
« Last Edit: February 22, 2010, 08:26:58 AM by Eksi »

1812 Overture fits perfectly.



OH MY GOD V FOR VENDETTA
dropshock goes and watches movie again
« Last Edit: February 22, 2010, 12:11:36 PM by Dropshock »

OH MY GOD V FOR VENDETTA
dropshock goes and watches movie again
Yes, it was definitely inspired by that.

I even thought of using the audio directly from the movie, but decided against that.
« Last Edit: February 22, 2010, 12:41:44 PM by Eksi »

Pause a 1:02 and you can see a brick with a red light on flying, I never knew that happened. I thought the light dissapeared.

Well done.  You got some really nice shots, such as the end where the scaffolding fell.

Oh my god.

That was EPIC.

I especially like the parts of fading and switching between explosions, as it tunes perfectly to music. How did you get all those explosions coordinated to the stuff in the music.

Overall, (not wanting to sound like a noob, but there is no other way) 100000000001000000000/10

NINJAEDIT: I look forward to Shadow. You are professional.

Hey, Hey Conan.

Did you read my PM?

How did you get all those explosions coordinated to the stuff in the music.
Well, most of it was either a good guess or lots of editing, but for the four scenes with eight explosions all in a row to the music, I had to time the events. I played the music in the background while firing a relay for a bullet explosion, changing the delay of the relay until it matched with the music. For this, it was a 160ms delay between each explosion.

Another example


Oh, and thank you :D :D :D
Sometimes I'm a bit too professional for my own good :c
« Last Edit: February 22, 2010, 08:39:16 PM by Eksi »

Your skills are surprisingly good. I do quite enjoy most of your videos sir.

That was loving astounding, great job.