MisterMaya
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Progress update v0.3 + Christmas Special
🕑 Added 2021-11-06 15:04:14 +0000 UTC
This last week I've been writing the script of the Christmas episode and I'm surprised with what I've came up with.
Approximately 1200 lines of dialogue between characters have been written.
I have prepared 14 different scenes, which will probably make me create around 700 to 800 static renders.
I also have a goal which is to get a total of 38 animations for this episode.
At an average of 90 renders per animation, we're looking at 3420 renders to produce, which means I need to produce around 4200 renders in a month and a half.
It is doable, not going to be easy, as my rendering station can create about 100 renders every 24 hours, but I'll find a solution.
A good supporter of the game which also happens to be an asset creator for daz gave me a solution to increase the speed of my rendering station and I still need to figure out how it works and how I can benefit from it.
Now, what I need to do is create the rest of the scenes during this next week and that's going to be the main challenge to be honest.
I've had a bit of a setback regarding the "intro animation" for this episode, because apparently I had loaded too many models and Daz was rendering really slowly. It was taking 4 hours to create 1 render, so I had to sacrifice a few models for the background animations. It's still pretty, but not as pretty as it used to be.
V0.3 on the other hand hasn't moved a bit, but that's as planned.
Renders of the month will be available to Chicken tier and up this monday.
Gotta get back to it,
Have a great week-end.
MisterMaya
Comments
MisterMaya
Thank you for your comment Arun, you too managed to put a smile on my face today ! I hope you will like what's coming next !
Arun Summer
...even the Progress renders - all so far - are informative, good looking and brings a little smile in my face (of course in a good/positive way!)
Arun Summer
Thank you for sharing your work with us. It is interesting to see with what enthusiasm and what know-how you go to work. It's a pleasure to follow your work and to admire the beautiful results of your game. Many, many, many thanks for this! Arun
