UghWheee_It's_Me! wrote:for that I'm working on a new AMV using footage from Kiddy Grade and a brand new technique I've come up with called Slash Strike Split Framing. Basically it achieves a fast hard action beat synch without giving you epilepsy like using flash frames does. ^_^
Hrmmm, maybe. What is your effect like? Like a claw slashing effect across the screen? Cause if so that's not what I'm doing. What I'm doing is more of a half pinwheel effect that slashes the new frame across half the screen in a diagonal directiontion and then when it "hits" into place the the screen sorta reverberates.JCD wrote:UghWheee_It's_Me! wrote:for that I'm working on a new AMV using footage from Kiddy Grade and a brand new technique I've come up with called Slash Strike Split Framing. Basically it achieves a fast hard action beat synch without giving you epilepsy like using flash frames does. ^_^
Sounds almost identical to what I've tried for conneko lately.
No, nothing visual effects like, I'm relieved 8)Wheee_It's_Me! wrote: Hrmmm, maybe. What is your effect like? Like a claw slashing effect across the screen? Cause if so that's not what I'm doing. What I'm doing is more of a half pinwheel effect that slashes the new frame across half the screen in a diagonal directiontion and then when it "hits" into place the the screen sorta reverberates.
Dear god, Truespace? I thought I was the only one who used that program... it isn't even that commonly used for AMVs... just 3D modeling.AMVs are categorized by genre, such as action, drama, comedy, horror, character profile, romance, dance, and trailers. AMVs are constructed using video, rendering, and graphics programs such as Premiere, AfterEffects, VirtualDub, Paint Shop, Photo Shop, Animation Shop, Maya, 3D Studio Max, and Truespace.
