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Another use: chapter 1
🕑 Added 2017-08-17 20:20:44 +0000 UTC Woah boi that's a lot of work. Also a lot of stretch. :3This is the first chapter of a rather huge image sequence that I'm working on. It consists of 9 images; the second one is 13, and I have it all rendered now, just gotta process the stuff. This should take a few more days.
FUN FACTS: After initial processing of all the render data, there are 286 files to work with, which take up 9,5 gb. The scene file is over 500 mb, and each render took 40-50 minutes on average.
This is a rather nonstandard project, compared to what I usually make. XD
Two packs of the first chapter are attached; it also comes in stereo. C:
Enjoy! :D
Comments
tchaikovsky2
I can actually make a gif out of this myself, it's no problem, but it wouldn't be anything great. And as it is, you can progress it in your own pace, and even alternate between frames however you want. You can have more fun with it if it's not a gif. C:
Randochi
I was kindly asked by you to find a pair of red/blue glasses and have them stored nearby for those rare occasions when a stereo image is created. I can finally say I was prepared for this. Now all we need is a kind follower of Tchai to turn this into an animated ,gif and it will be completed. Yeah I know it won't be a smooth animation since its parts. But still Tchai has done more than enough for this fantastic project. I'm glad to see it well lit and detailed for us fans.
tchaikovsky2
Alas, with my current workflow, making an image sequence is something very different from making an animation. But if I ever get more time, I might want to try making a rig again - that will 100% enable me to animate. C: Still, don't know how well that would go, but I have some experience with it, and it wasn't that bad.
Magnus Irongut
And it seems like you're creeping/progressing ever closer to making something truly cinematic. I look forward to the day you turn something like this into a fully animated scene
tchaikovsky2
Nope, it's the most basic type of stereo - you just need a pair of red/cyan glasses. I have no means of doing anything more advanced than that, sadly, so it's never the main focus of anything I make.
Noll Mieramar
Just curious what kind of setup would be required to even look at the "stereo" images, because it's not stereoscopic or I could see it in vr. Is that like 3d monitor/tv sort of 3d?
