av3nger

I want to get as many up as possible, but I have to go through Machinima to do it. In the past the mistakes made in the typos kind of discouraged me since they weren't 100% accurate, although they were very close. I'm thinking my perfectionist attitude about it is holding things up, so I may just see about getting a bunch up soon out of the existing ones and call them the official ones. It's just another entry on my giant "to do" list. Yes, I have used it. As for it being faster and quicker, for most things it's not that it's necessarily a lot faster or quicker under ideal circumstances, but the difference is more like between a really reliable car v. one that breaks down every 3rd time you use the brakes. As for the look, it will be different because it's a different engine, however I promise not to use the tinting, desaturating, and overblooming crap that plagues so many Unreal 3 engine games. I'm also going to make sure I have high quality antialiasing on UDK videos. I thought about that while working on the video, and hey, the driver does exit his vehicle multiple times. Grigori could be proactive with his hitchhiking. There's a tool called subedit which can show you the waveform from the video and you can line up subtitles with the audio. I use it. In order to generate a waveform, VLC media player is an installation that is required. -Tons of formats supported such as *.srt

Funny thing is, I had never used Hammer up until that point. Good work.

Okay I can't hold back after reading a comment like this. A lot of people in the credits did about 5-20 minutes worth of work, and were so hard to get a hold of that if I had to do it again, I would have done all of their work myself. I was hoping to assign some of the easiest jobs to other people to help save time, but that proved fairly disastrous overall. Also the people in the credits are just the ones that DID something. The majority of the volunteers ended up not doing anything. Now some other people really did do a bunch of work though, so it's definitely a mix. One person did more work in one night than 15 people were able to do in over 3 weeks. In the future, I'm really going to have to reconsider how much help I ask for, on average about 80% of volunteers who offer to help, never do ANYTHING (or even reply after the first email) and of the remainder, about 75% of them will disappear randomly. To volunteers: If I asked you for something simple, and you did it and replied faster than a week, congratulations, you're not who I'm referring to. Also if you had the courtesy to tell me you were too busy to help, I also appreciated that. All other volunteers: what the hell guys I actually wasn't even trying to scare anybody with this one, although I did want a tense vibe I'm guessing the guy who did all the work in one night was Sean who animated the car?

To be honest, the question of homosexuality should not be left to politics...that is idiocy. The same fucknuts who got you all in the shitter? And anyone who is Christian and supports same-sex marriage is purely an imbecile. It states in Leviticus that homosexuals are an abomination. The Bible doesn't teach to hate homosexuals, it teaches that it is among that which is immoral. I don't necessarily like the mentality of homosexuals at all, but those who slice their eyes and march in their support for them like goblins down the steps of hell...that is pulling the drapes down... Just look at it. Like my dad said, "Where's the straight, married guy with two kids day?" Homosexuality is celebrated whilst heterosexuality has no such following. Ask yourself: What the fuck is going on? Of course, that's all too easy to figure. A Metallica song describes this well: "I blind my eyes and try to force it all into place. I stitch them up, see not my fall from grace."

Using Source Filmmaker I've got Half-Life 2 videos up. SFM HL2

Some of you guys don't think, speak, and then still don't think.

I had no idea Scott released this episode. I'm up for anything else in faceposer, or animating, etc! -av3nger T.M.B.