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AusGAF IV - A No Hope, Government - Double the price, region locked and now adults
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LUKE JACOBZ AND SOPHIE FALKINER SHOWCASE
THEIR LIVES IN STUNNING 3D
PHOTO/INTERVIEW OPP
19th September 2011
WHAT: An wanker exhibition will be opening in central Sydney next week displaying a range of 3D photographs on Nintendo 3DS consoles from the lives of four fascinating Australians. The exhibition will showcase stunning images in 3D taken by X-Factor host Luke Jacobz, TV presenter Sophie Falkiner, Jumping Crocodile Cruises owner Tony Blums and acclaimed photographer James Morgan.
The images will explore the previously unseen lives of the two (Tony and Janes) diverse and interesting people. Luke explores behind the scenes of his TV shows; Tony captures the raw power of the crocodiles on his tours; Sophie reveals her life as a mother and presenter; while James captures a range of images including incredible angles of the Harbour Bridge and baby elephants at the zoo!
The Nintendo 3DS ambassadors will be on hand to discuss their 3D photographs and answer any questions on the activity. Due to prior commitments, Tony will be available for phone and email Q&As on request.
Notes: The Nintendo 3DS console has two outward facing cameras which capture stunning 3D images and allow any budding photographer to get creative and have fun!
WHO: Luke Jacobz; Sophie Falkiner and James Morgan (photographer) will be in attendance and available for photos
and interviews from 10.00am 11.30am.
WHAT: 3D photographs taken and displayed on Nintendo 3DS consoles, allowing a glimpse into these four fascinating Australians lives
WHEN: Tuesday 20th September at 10.00am
WHERE: The Argyle, 18 Argyle Street, The Rocks, Sydney NSW 2000
WHY AREN'T WE ACTUALLY GIVING YOU MARIO KART AND MARIO RELEASE DATES: Because we are morons that think this is more important.
THEIR LIVES IN STUNNING 3D
PHOTO/INTERVIEW OPP
19th September 2011
WHAT: An wanker exhibition will be opening in central Sydney next week displaying a range of 3D photographs on Nintendo 3DS consoles from the lives of four fascinating Australians. The exhibition will showcase stunning images in 3D taken by X-Factor host Luke Jacobz, TV presenter Sophie Falkiner, Jumping Crocodile Cruises owner Tony Blums and acclaimed photographer James Morgan.
The images will explore the previously unseen lives of the two (Tony and Janes) diverse and interesting people. Luke explores behind the scenes of his TV shows; Tony captures the raw power of the crocodiles on his tours; Sophie reveals her life as a mother and presenter; while James captures a range of images including incredible angles of the Harbour Bridge and baby elephants at the zoo!
The Nintendo 3DS ambassadors will be on hand to discuss their 3D photographs and answer any questions on the activity. Due to prior commitments, Tony will be available for phone and email Q&As on request.
Notes: The Nintendo 3DS console has two outward facing cameras which capture stunning 3D images and allow any budding photographer to get creative and have fun!
WHO: Luke Jacobz; Sophie Falkiner and James Morgan (photographer) will be in attendance and available for photos
and interviews from 10.00am 11.30am.
WHAT: 3D photographs taken and displayed on Nintendo 3DS consoles, allowing a glimpse into these four fascinating Australians lives
WHEN: Tuesday 20th September at 10.00am
WHERE: The Argyle, 18 Argyle Street, The Rocks, Sydney NSW 2000
WHY AREN'T WE ACTUALLY GIVING YOU MARIO KART AND MARIO RELEASE DATES: Because we are morons that think this is more important.
reptilescorpio said:
I'm trying to figure out a process. Yesterday I did full pixelart of the first frame, but it doesn't work out because then I can't see the outlines to do sketches of the animation keyframes :T
Today I just did keyframes, but it didn't quite work out because I didn't plan ahead and ended up drawing each frame on a single layer and being unable to go back to erase stuff, and also I didn't have reference frames... I need to figure out how to get those.
Here's some crazy-ass inspirations
Look at those frames!
reptilescorpio
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Dooooooooo iiiiiitttttttttttttttttttttttttVOOK said:
I will totally click on some ads for you.
reptilescorpio
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Imagine a Grand Prix Story with multiplayer available, including corporate espionage.
Productivity would cease to exist.
Productivity would cease to exist.
Cool cool, people. I'll see what it's like in the F1 OT for non-Australian folk and if we can get it sorted without too much effort on my part. Keep in mind though that it will be a regular thing that (I believe) happens every race weekend, from what I understand (this is my first year, too).
Otherwise we could probably do a less formal one just amongst ourselves that requires less organisation. See what happens, I suppose.
Otherwise we could probably do a less formal one just amongst ourselves that requires less organisation. See what happens, I suppose.
Planet_JASE
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Jintor:
The process is relatively easy compared to the effort of drawing all the required frames. The best way to plan out an animation is to first work out the complete time (in seconds) of the animation you want.
(In this day and age, if you have digital recording equipment, it is a far easier process if you can film yourself doing the process, that way you can time out the required keyframes from playing back the recording.)
If you don't, or the motion is beyond what you wish to animate, you need to do the old trial and error thumbnail animation technique. Assuming you are only doing 12 frames per second, estimate the length of the motion. Times that by the number of frames required to give yourself a framework to begin planning.
From there, work out what pose you wish to be hitting at keyframe and work out the approximate position along the total required frames. Something like this may help you visualize:
|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|
1_________________12____________24____________36__etc
After this stage, you can see how my inbetweeners you need to produce between each keyframe. Before you do that, it may be worth doing one or two inbetweeners and animating that to see how the flow and pacing is. Make adjustments and see how that then looks.
From there its just a mere trifle to complete the dozens of inbetweens, cleaning up the linework, inking and colouring.
Sooooooooo easy
If you want to talk more about animation let me know. Also, sorry if you were talking out loud and already know this shit.
The process is relatively easy compared to the effort of drawing all the required frames. The best way to plan out an animation is to first work out the complete time (in seconds) of the animation you want.
(In this day and age, if you have digital recording equipment, it is a far easier process if you can film yourself doing the process, that way you can time out the required keyframes from playing back the recording.)
If you don't, or the motion is beyond what you wish to animate, you need to do the old trial and error thumbnail animation technique. Assuming you are only doing 12 frames per second, estimate the length of the motion. Times that by the number of frames required to give yourself a framework to begin planning.
From there, work out what pose you wish to be hitting at keyframe and work out the approximate position along the total required frames. Something like this may help you visualize:
|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|
1_________________12____________24____________36__etc
After this stage, you can see how my inbetweeners you need to produce between each keyframe. Before you do that, it may be worth doing one or two inbetweeners and animating that to see how the flow and pacing is. Make adjustments and see how that then looks.
From there its just a mere trifle to complete the dozens of inbetweens, cleaning up the linework, inking and colouring.
Sooooooooo easy
If you want to talk more about animation let me know. Also, sorry if you were talking out loud and already know this shit.
There's a free-to-play thing similar (I think) by Codies coming out fairly soon, I think. Or it may be less fun and be more like Football Manager but for cars or something.reptilescorpio said:
Onto the other league thing, what I might do is encourage people to head to the F1 2011 OT, read the first two posts and register your interest. While we might not be able to have a league that's entirely AusGAF, at least we may be able to organise one with people from other regions who prefer an alternate time. We'll stick to the same rules as in the OT and run it in parallel, though... so no assists (except maybe auto for those without a wheel), same race length etc.
Ruthless_Barbarian
Member
Aarghhhh...stupid weather. Sweating like a dog, and this dusty wind is not helping! Another reason to loathe monday :X
Ruthless_Barbarian
Member
Same here. Hoping they will have an unlimited plan.legend166 said:
@Kritz
Only if you're not an audiophile. Decent earphones can be purchased for $50-80. Also, apple has really crappy earphones.
I bought a Logitech Harmony 600 from Catch of the Day a few weeks back for $40 and then got one of the PS3 adapters for another $45 (could of gotten it from Logitech Shop for $35 at the time, but didn't think of checking their price until it was too late). I was pretty happy for the one week I was able to use the combined pair before the PS3 went YLOD on me.HolyCheck said:
It also sucks that I had to unlink my existing Blu-Ray remote from the PS3, but there's enough buttons there to replicate all the necessary functionality of the official remote for watching Blu-Ray and PlayTV.
I'm also surprised by the one device in my setup that the configuration is not set up properly to use... the Logitech Z5500 speaker system :/. I managed to get it to mostly work by manually configuring things, though.
HOLY ZHIT SPIDERS GO AWAY
It's not even summer and the spider problem has appeared.
There is this place outside our house where spiders just love to chill out. I just saw this massive spider web and I'm scared it homes a beast. This is a top priority issue. since I have a phobia of eight legged creatures and I'm planning to do exercises in this location for the next month
Does anyone know of any home made spider repellents that actually works? I've tried some online suggestions before but they haven't worked.
It's not even summer and the spider problem has appeared.
There is this place outside our house where spiders just love to chill out. I just saw this massive spider web and I'm scared it homes a beast. This is a top priority issue. since I have a phobia of eight legged creatures and I'm planning to do exercises in this location for the next month
Does anyone know of any home made spider repellents that actually works? I've tried some online suggestions before but they haven't worked.
I need to find 3 identification documents for my driving stuff. I wonder where my birth certificate is. Guess I can use a bank statement for one of them as well right along with my visa card since it has a sig on it.
Guess I will be digging around my shoebox tonight.
Guess I will be digging around my shoebox tonight.
reptilescorpio
Member
Eh, most are more. I have been picking up half decent Sony/Sanyo inner ear ones for $10-20 from Officeworks that work fine. Just keep getting stretched and wrecked in my bag as I am not very nice on them. Pickedup some Sennheiser 201s for $28 from OfficeWorks too that worked okay, nothing special but trapped the sound in nicely.Kritz said:
Does it have to be homemade? You can buy a "barrier protection" spray can that works well enough and lasts for a while: http://www.mortein.com.au/product_high_per_sur_spray.phpYdahs said:
Ydahs said:HOLY ZHIT SPIDERS GO AWAY
It's not even summer and the spider problem has appeared.
There is this place outside our house where spiders just love to chill out. I just saw this massive spider web and I'm scared it homes a beast. This is a top priority issue. since I have a phobia of eight legged creatures and I'm planning to do exercises in this location for the next month
Does anyone know of any home made spider repellents that actually works? I've tried some online suggestions before but they haven't worked.
i used to be an arachnophobe, but slowly and surely i managed to control it. I still run from funnel webs
anyway, the scariest thing was when i was about to go to sleep one night at home with parents and i saw this spider and i was like oh, a spider then it crawled into this hole it had made in the window sill about 20cm from where my head sleeps.
:|
so then i got the spray and just sprayed the shit out of that hole for like a good five minutes. and then got the hole fixed asap with some putty etc
:|
do you guys remember when someone posted they didnt like spiders on ausgaf and people progressively posted more scary spider pictures lol
I woke up with a spider on my face once. Big fucker, too. Almost swallowed the bastard.
I have set myself up the challenge of getting my company Twitter / FB accounts 50 followers each by the end of the week. I'm trying to decide between enticing new followers with free video games or gratuitous nudity.
I have set myself up the challenge of getting my company Twitter / FB accounts 50 followers each by the end of the week. I'm trying to decide between enticing new followers with free video games or gratuitous nudity.
Planet_JASE said:Jintor:
The process is relatively easy compared to the effort of drawing all the required frames. The best way to plan out an animation is to first work out the complete time (in seconds) of the animation you want.
(In this day and age, if you have digital recording equipment, it is a far easier process if you can film yourself doing the process, that way you can time out the required keyframes from playing back the recording.)
If you don't, or the motion is beyond what you wish to animate, you need to do the old trial and error thumbnail animation technique. Assuming you are only doing 12 frames per second, estimate the length of the motion. Times that by the number of frames required to give yourself a framework to begin planning.
From there, work out what pose you wish to be hitting at keyframe and work out the approximate position along the total required frames. Something like this may help you visualize:
|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|
1_________________12____________24____________36__etc
After this stage, you can see how my inbetweeners you need to produce between each keyframe. Before you do that, it may be worth doing one or two inbetweeners and animating that to see how the flow and pacing is. Make adjustments and see how that then looks.
From there its just a mere trifle to complete the dozens of inbetweens, cleaning up the linework, inking and colouring.
Sooooooooo easy
If you want to talk more about animation let me know. Also, sorry if you were talking out loud and already know this shit.
Any help would be appreciated, I'm basically just learning for my own pleasure right now. No formal training or nothing!
I wanted to just make it in SAI since that has much prettier linework, but it looks like I'll have to export individual frames and import into GIMP. That's gonna be so much fun. :T
I'll do it once uni's over...
I didn't even think about filming my own reference materials, but now that you mention it it's totally doable...
reptilescorpio
Member
Why not both.Gazunta said:
BanShunsaku
Member
Gazunta said:
Fixed, as I'm assuming the nudity is your own?
(I'm following by the way send me a copy of Skyrim now K)
I'll check if the Coles next to my house has this. Thanks. Gonna empty out that bottle in one go.Fredescu said:
That's why I disabled images before re entering this threadChoc said:i used to be an arachnophobe, but slowly and surely i managed to control it. I still run from funnel webs
anyway, the scariest thing was when i was about to go to sleep one night at home with parents and i saw this spider and i was like oh, a spider then it crawled into this hole it had made in the window sill about 20cm from where my head sleeps.
:|
so then i got the spray and just sprayed the shit out of that hole for like a good five minutes. and then got the hole fixed asap with some putty etc
:|
do you guys remember when someone posted they didnt like spiders on ausgaf and people progressively posted more scary spider pictures lol
I wasn't born an arachnophobe, but a few keys events starting from around 15 years ago made me one. Can still remember all those events so well
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