What "derriere"?
Mate, there is a decently successful dev that takes literal months on "bugfixing" each release, for a fucking renpy game no less. Another kept breaking saves with each new version for over a year because implementing a future-proof save format or some kind of save conversion was too hard. Coom devs are fantastically inept at coding for some reason
We all know the reason. For the same reason other devs re-write and re-render a game whilst working on a second. Most of the stuff they proclaim takes months to do... It really doesn't. Only the rendering of static, and animation, renders should take months. Coding and bug fixing, separately, shouldn't take long at all. Especially if a game isn't overly complex code wise.
I can understand your perspective.
Yeah, but then she turns around and all i can see are her wierd looking eyebrows. They look very low quality and wierd in general.
I don't think it's within Nami to share Nika's affection with anyone. The last time she did with Summer he stopped paying attention to her and that deeply hurt her, and she is not going to want to go through that again with another girl especially after she has been the one trying to keep him reasonably sane and social for years.
I disagree, based on the great LI capture by lonelyk:
after 4.5 that one seems to be mostly because of Mila
It depends what you're talking about. If you render a film like The Avengers it will probably take months. If you render SG and Wiab on a PC like Ocean’s, it will take a maximum of a week.
First you have to have all the assets, then build the sets. Cloth the characters. Place everything down. Pose the characters and then animate them. That, alone, will take a month, or so, for an entire episode's worth of content. Considering Ocean likes flippy floppy hair (which I am going to assume is rendered at 30fps for a 5 second loop) that is 150 rendered frames for one single scene. Now say there are 30 scenes, just simple flippy floppy hair, going into one chapter - That is 4,500 rendered images. Add 3k stills and all the other rendered images belonging to other animations, you might be looking at 10k-15k rendered images. Taking the 15k number and, say, using a single 4090. That would take 5-6 days if you rendered everything there and then, back to back.
I don’t know what was in the post to which you are responding, but this is pretty much how I imagined this process. Except for the animation frames, I have no cue about this, do you have to manually pose each frame of the animation sequence? If this is true, then how the hell are these animations even possible? I get it that it takes 150 frames to create a 5 second animation at 30 fps. And I read dev logs here and there, and if the developer isn't a DPC, they write about 30-50 static renders per week. So how do they create animation frames so much faster than regular static renders?
keyframes. basically you have "start" and "end" and let Daz figure out the rest. well, you obviously have more than 2 frames if you want to make it look good
So for animations the basic level of things is that it runs on a timeline. From zero to 5 seconds for example. Zero being when the desired object starts and 5 being where it finishes. Mostly used rendering style is at 30 fps. So 5 x 30 for the rendered frames it will take to complete the animation. When all the scenery, lights and cameras are set up - Just a matter of pressing "Render" and letting the program render the frames back to back. Then once they are all rendered you use a video editing program to stitch all the pictures together to bind the animation. Of course you can just render the scene as a video... But it is best practice to do it as if it were a still render. That way if any errors occur you don't need to render the whole thing again. Just where it went wrong - Ultimately saving time. Plus it is argued that rendering each frame separately as stills often yields a better quality product visually. Though I don't concern myself with that personally. I just prefer to be efficient and time savvy.
Good luck rendering things with out a scene.
I can't remember the exact words, but there's a scene when you discuss your feelings for Bella with Nami, and she offers to teach you how to please women, and then the scene where she jokes about Nika getting married to Victoria... I think, she's desperately in love with Nika enough to accept what she can get, and she'll hide her pain and feelings.
Now everything is done automatically. You must specify the starting point and ending point. You can do it frame by frame, but this is masochism.
Yeah, but then she turns around and all i can see are her wierd looking eyebrows. They look very low quality and wierd in general.
