Thought I'd make a dedicated post delving into Episode 10 animation remaining development.
So what do we know already?
- 265 Animations were reported on the 26/08/23 -> 253 Days in development
- Episode 9 average animation length: ≈ 00:05
- During his vacation he developed 4353 animation frames
- DPC estimates between 75 - 100 animations remain. We will use 85
Using these four data points we can analyze and make some educated guesses on the development time of episode 10s animations.
Important note:
- These calculations are heavily dependent on the average animation length being similar to episode 9.
- Animation durations are evenly distributed by DPC throughout
Calculating the duration of the remaining 85 animations
85*00:05 -> ≈ 07:09 minutes worth of animations to be developed
Method 1: Using entire episode 10 development time
Our first step is to identify the duration of the animations already developed for episode 10.
Using the reported 265 animation and episode 9 average duration of 00:05 we simply estimate:
265*00:05 -> ≈ 22:19 minutes worth of animations have been developed
Now to figure out our current rate of animation seconds per day.
22:19/253 -> 00:05 seconds per day
All that's left to do is to calculate the how many days it will take to finish the remaing
85 animations.
07:09/00:05 -> 81.15
Using the current average rate of animation seconds per day it will take an additional
81.15 days to finish episode 10.
Why this method isn't valid:
- Animations do not currently possess 100% resource allocation
Method 2: Using 2 week vacation time
During the development of episode 10 DPC took a two week vacation, during which he allocated all resources to animations. Thus, eliminating one of the drawbacks of the previous calculation "Animations do not currently possess 100% resource allocation".
Our first step in this calucation is to identify how many seconds of animations were developed during this two week period.
Frames developed -> 4,353; Days -> 14
4353/14 -> 311 Frames per day
Next is to calculate the seconds developed per day.
311/30fps -> ≈00:10 seconds per day.
All that's left to do is to calculate the how many days it will take to finish the remaing
85 animations.
07:09/00:10 -> 41.01
Using this method it will take an additional
41 days to finish episode 10.
Why this method isn't valid:
- Rigs have been upgraded since his vacation
- 00:10 seconds per day will not be achieved until static renders are finished
Calculating remaining development time including static renders
Assuming that the rate of animation development will remain stagnant until all static renders are completed we can attempt to calculate an accurate development time combining the two methods. On the 01/09/2023 status update we learnt that DPC has created 293 static renders within a week. With the remaining 307 static renders remaining potentially only taking another week to complete we can assume that there is two weeks using
method 1 and the remaining will be using
method 2.
[26/08/2023 - 09/09/2023]
Two weeks development using
method one will result in 01:14 minutes of animations being developed alongside static renders.
Leaving us with 05:55 minutes of animations to be developed.
[10/09/2023 - ???]
Assuming that after two weeks of shared resources, animations will now receive full focus bringing the development speed more inline with
method 2.
To develop the remaing
05:55 using the rate of
method 2 DPC would need
34 more days.
This results with the animations for episode 10 finishing on the
14th of October.
Conclusion
There are a few factors that will impact the final time such as:
- Rigs have been upgraded since his vacation
- Longer duration animations already being completed. (< 00:05 average for remaining 85 animations)
- Static renders taking longer than two weeks to complete.
But my estimate for when the animations for episode 10 will finish is close to the
14th of October.
To conclude this post is just quick guessing work to figure out when the animations will finish being developed.
It's college, boys. Every girl is fucking an extra, you're not the center of a girl's life, get over it.
I think that's why Heather didn't even take part in the threesome. Why would Heather reward Tommy with a threesome when she found out about the MC so Tommy would cheat on her. That does not make sense. But Heather said to the MC in EP9 to make Tommy fuck her friends. I don't know if Tania is a friend of Heather's, but Lily is definitely a HOT's sister of Heather.
