Don't remember that, but that's different than if he went back to fix Season 1/2 now. Outside of some BADIK: Complete Edition remake way way wayyyyyyy down the line, I can only imagine him going back to fix variables rather than renders or something tiny like a wrong name.
That's shameful. I'm gonna mention your observations on Discord. Wish me good luck.He'll be even busier with all the other shit he needs to fix, not least of which is the infamous chrome grill
Come on DPC, earn your self-proclaimed perfectionist title
It's a quick fix. His last patch for season 1 was in August 2022 so anything reported will proberbly be fixed at some point when there is enough to warrant a patch.Maybe he should pause development on Episode 11, and go back to fix this
Lol suicide move. Try Reddit at least you will only be downvoted to hell by those simps.That's shameful. I'm gonna mention your observations on Discord. Wish me good luck.
Ask for Maya cuck scenes buddy. And tell him to make the bull extra hung.That's shameful. I'm gonna mention your observations on Discord. Wish me good luck.
Cosmetic fixes shouldn't cause any problems.Imagine DPC fixing that wall causes a wave of new bugs that persist till episode 10. Then he now has to spend time fixing them. At that rate I'm unsure if even my grandkids could complete the game with the save files I left to them in my will
I fear that one will not be the worst waste of rendering time of ep11. Animations and mini games are his weakness, he is not really able to contain himself on those. And the fact that he doesn't accept honest feedback adds to the problem.
That was a teaser for what the episode will be about. That animation should have taken half a day at most.
He likes to animate and doesn't like the computers standing idle, like they would without them. He feels it's a waste of time to just have them stand idle so he tried to plan it so that the animations are ready at the same time as he is with the manual work. What would be the point in just removing them if removing them doesn't affect the release of the episode?
DPC wrote in Q&A that he could make 100 or 10 statics per day depending on the difficulty of the scene. Statics can be previewed immediately and rendered in under four minutes.
He starts the beta testing after the polishing is done so no, if they were finished he still wouldn't be able to start beta testing. And posing animations takes 30 min-10 hours, according to a Q&A. But while rendering he does the manual work, that is the time-consuming part. He uses Madame Rose to quick-test some animations.
He mentioned it himself in a Q&A. He hates the feeling of wasting time and an idle computer feels like a waste of time to him.
I can kinda understand it. The work is his passion and most of the work people want him to hire someone else to do is what he enjoys the most. Not to mention how badly it sometimes ends up when other Devs have hired help.
I have a feeling he still wasn't doing all animations at 60 fps towards the end of production. The other factor is that once still renders are finished he can use a 3rd system to render animations and he could also theoretically use his work station to render as well, if everything is posed, since i dont think reveiwing code and play testing is that intensive. So he could go up to 10 again (though he only did 5 last week). Even if he does at this point he probably wouldn't be finished rendering until 7th February.
