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mmm can't wait for halloween 2023 for the release!
also, that's why the "crime scene do not cross" is there
also, that's why the "crime scene do not cross" is there
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Did Tommy killed Heather or died this bastard? I prefer the last option. He's a selfish dumbfuck and I'm sure he did this Cathy thing. I really hope this is not only some decoration to the halloween party.
I wonder if DPC is able to push more animations per week..? He did process 20 animations/week at one point so why not again?It turns out that there are 80 animations left to process and with the current processing rate of 10 animations per week (if it is stable) there are approximately 8 weeks left to render animations
you sound way too optimisticCan't wait for 2023 when again just 1 episode will be released in sept-oct.
he is talking about Madame's interlude.you sound way too optimistic![]()
Yeah, i was thinking in ep 10 in the same size of ep 9. But we all now that he will do another biggest episode yet so nov-dec/2023 for ep 10 is more likely.you sound way too optimistic![]()
ah, that makes more sense, yes, christmas 2023. releasehe is talking about Madame's interlude.
as felice said, it's gonna be another interludeYeah, i was thinking in ep 10 in the same size of ep 9. But we all now that he will do another biggest episode yet so nov-dec/2023 for ep 10 is more likely.
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He can prepare 20 animations per week. But the most important work is rendering, drawing graphics, according to the template set by the author. This requires computing power. And now this speed is 10 animations per week. The processing speed depends on the complexity of the animations, but I don't think this process can be greatly accelerated. It still adds the rest of the static renders, which slows down the animation processing a little, taking up the power of computers. But there are so few of them that when he finishes it, we can count on a small increase to 12-13 animations per week, no more.I wonder if DPC is able to push more animations per week..? He did process 20 animations/week at one point so why not again?![]()
So he is DrSnowFlake?With DPC's fear of spoilers
Wonder if he splurges on the 40 - series cards from NIVIDIA and boosts this. Anyone know his current setup?He can prepare 20 animations per week. But the most important work is rendering, drawing graphics, according to the template set by the author. This requires computing power. And now this speed is 10 animations per week. The processing speed depends on the complexity of the animations, but I don't think this process can be greatly accelerated. It still adds the rest of the static renders, which slows down the animation processing a little, taking up the power of computers. But there are so few of them that when he finishes it, we can count on a small increase to 12-13 animations per week, no more.
I am very interested in why the work on animations has slowed down compared to Ep. 7-8 and I'm looking forward to seeing their quality.
iirc 8 PCs with 3090sWonder if he splurges on the 40 - series cards from NIVIDIA and boosts this. Anyone know his current setup?
The power consumption of 8 4090s alone is absurd, not to speak about the initial investment which is also huge even if he sells all the 3090s at a decent price. I hope he does it but I won't hold my breath waiting for it to happen.iirc 8 PCs with 3090s
Interesting nvidia is boasting double the performance of the 3090 with the 4090, hopefully he upgrades. Maybe in the best case scenario it lowers development time. But I doubt it.iirc 8 PCs with 3090s
Yeah, reportedly one 4090 draws 450-500W at peak, 450 * 8 is a whopping 3600W. Man is gonna blow every fuse.The power consumption of 8 4090s alone is absurd, not to speak about the initial investment which is also huge even if he sells all the 3090s at a decent price. I hope he does it but I won't hold my breath waiting for it to happen.