That's Pretty Far From Me
#2754 posted by
ijed on 2015/04/27 14:28:42
2 hours by plane.
There is a giant ash cloud that's made the air even worse and full of super heated pulverized sand (ie. particulate glass) and cancelled a few international flights though.
#2755 posted by anonymous user on 2015/04/29 17:32:22
Just Down The Road From Me
#2756 posted by
DaZ on 2015/05/01 11:59:19
#2757 posted by
Lunaran on 2015/05/02 00:16:32
^
#2758 posted by
- on 2015/05/02 00:38:55
I'm not sure all those different trees would grow in the same climate.
They Would
#2759 posted by
ijed on 2015/05/02 04:55:48
If your mum planted them.
Awesome Things That Could Translate To Monster Design -
#2763 posted by
Spirit on 2015/05/09 10:37:06
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iNSQIyNpVGHeak6isbP6AHdHD50gs8MNXF1GCf08efg/pub
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The Theory and Practice of Cameras in Side-Scrollers
By Itay Keren, creator of upcoming game Mushroom 11
#2768 posted by
JneeraZ on 2015/05/11 01:11:35
Sorry, the last shot was a mistake ... deleted! So the link is bad.
Shot 2 Is Remarkably Quakey
#2770 posted by
JneeraZ on 2015/05/11 01:21:37
I LOVE the staircase ... I want to brush it SO HARD.
2763
#2772 posted by
ijed on 2015/05/11 02:35:21
My glossary is different from his; currently I'm using these:
Look Ahead / Behind -> Projected Focus / Physics Smoothing / Target Focus
Look Box -> Camera Window
Camera Spring -> Lerping
Points of Interest -> Cue Focus
Camera Collision -> Edge Snapping
With camera shake pending.
Building a camera I try to have as few components as possible, but have them interact well to produce a more complex behaviour, which is why some of my terms seem to overlap a few of the ones he names.
I'm still missing camera shake and what he might term 'Target Focus Return'.
Platform snapping is a very interesting solution - I'd forgotten about that one.
Warren, those are your shots? Look awesome. And the stripped skulls beg many questions.
#2773 posted by
JneeraZ on 2015/05/11 02:42:57
Well, shots I took, yeah. I didn't have anything to do with their creation...
#2778 posted by
- on 2015/05/12 01:35:29
this related post is awesome too... people often see prints and photos of famous paintings, but rarely get to see how thick and textured the paint actually is
http://twistedsifter.com/2013/07/detailed-close-ups-of-van-gogh-artworks/