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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: Waffle on March 12, 2005, 02:08:23 PM
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A quick film of some trees I'm working on for new map...
Should make you think twice about ditching. or at least cut down on the dolts who run away and ditch at 250 mph once ya whooped em....lol! Should also let GVs have nice battles undisturbed by low bombers :) Still a WIP, but pretty close to done.
pinefilm (http://www.dangreve.com/airfeild/pines2.zip)
24 mb download - windoze media format.
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great job:aok
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The lighting is so poor in AH2 that you really can't see anything...
But I'll take your word that there were pines in there some where... :p
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Waffle I don't know how you have your game set up but the film is so dark it's just blue above and black below. You can barely see the top instruments but you can't read them.
Same with your screen shots on the pinetree thread. Too dark to see.
My webpage/oneline stuff is at 1.2 and the game is run at 1.4 for flying over blue water.
I'm running a Sony CRT moniter. If your on flat screen that would explain it.
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I'm on a samsung syncmaster 955df - no gamma corrections. No changes on video card. Everything at default. The film by itself is pretty dark. As is the terrain underneath it.
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I think that the darkness of the film is really brought out by the inner conflict of the protagonist.
-Sik
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Waffle I run a flat screen at work and your stuff is light enough. It looks like what "you" see. But on a CRT moniter all the brightness disappears
Try a jpg or a film at shot at 1.4 gamma on your moniter and post it up. Every CRT moniter comes out darker than a flat screen.
Ive noticed this before and that would confirm one way or another and in a graphic way, prove or disprove my hyposis. May have some bearing on my post docterate thesis on gamma.
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Just play with the brightness and the contrast on your media player and all will be well.
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Waffle,
Send me the clip in the .ahf form I can lighten it up with my software, if you want.
Stream
ColonelStream14(at)virtualcheckertails.com
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Originally posted by Sikboy
I think that the darkness of the film is really brought out by the inner conflict of the protagonist.
-Sik
i concur. soulfull yet laden with hope that somewhere beyond that dark forest, there is a woman named betty awaiting the return of her other half if only he isnt killed by a tree of great height.
all kidding aside. its awesome!
:aok
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Originally posted by o0Stream140o
Waffle,
Send me the clip in the .ahf form I can lighten it up with my software, if you want.
Stream
ColonelStream14(at)virtualcheckertails.com
Will that work?
with custom terrains and objects?
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No Waffle, Stream won't be able to use your .ahf film.
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I can't wait to see that map it looks awesome! Good job :aok
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Originally posted by Waffle BAS
Will that work?
with custom terrains and objects?
Yeah I can do it... up to you..
Oh... I don't have the map... crap... If you just send the AVI, I can do it.
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wouldn't worry about it :)
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Originally posted by o0Stream140o
If you just send the AVI, I can do it.
But you already have the AVI, or else you wouldn't know that it's dark.