Starship 🛰️ Amelia 📡 @StarshipAmelia@witches.town

Oh according to the post it came from it's actually beer, not a soda, so my joke (tm) has been sullied!!

Ah, I love the cool, refreshing taste of Microsoft Windows95!!! https://witches.town/media/FTROi3NqodgOozjeAEQ

@blackle Darn.... I must seek counsel somewhere darker....

@blackle Are they the ones who actually understand ffmpeg's complex filter syntax? =P

So anyway, here's the semi-final version! I might go back and add more frames before the "wire-view" window opens, to make it a bit more interesting, or maybe move the cursor about during the wire-view segment (tho that'd be way hard with how I've set this up aha)

https://witches.town/media/XIxLzYPE0P0qjcwpm_o

So FFMPEG's nightmarish filter syntax got the best of me, so I scaled the two sets of frames with imagemagick first and then shoved them together with ffmpeg ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I mean, hey, if it works >_>

I managed to make ffmpeg segfault ._. lol

@blackle tyvm!! Luckily for me the orthographic/oblique angles are just a simple camera setting in blender, so easy to set up ^^

Going for the sorta feel this part of the Colossus cutscene from freespace 2 has https://youtu.be/NpuaiOyBW5c?t=1m24s (Massive spoils for FreeSpace 2 in the video!)

(It's still very WIP, thinking I might put it in a window in my "interface" pixel art somehow)

That all said, the WIP animation of this ship in an "outline wireframe" with freestyle in blender seems to have come out pretty ok! https://witches.town/media/oQlxF5DyNlql-aLw3hc

I've made sure to save that command in multiple places >_>

Well, not sure if this was how I did it last time, but this command seems to scale stuff up without any interpolation whatsoever: ffmpeg -r 60 -i infiles.png -c:v libvpx-vp9 -crf 20 -b:v 0 -threads 3 -vf "scale=1920x1080:interl=0" -sws_flags neighbor -pix_fmt yuv420p outfile.webm

Well frick, I've managed to lose the exact ffmpeg command that scaled things up just as I wanted (no interpolation whatsoever) and my bash history doesn't have it =V

(-sws_flags neighbor doesn't seem to work by itself, and I can't remember the other part of this command that made it all work as I expected =V )

@usr_local_share Oh gosh this looks really helpful, thanks a ton for the heads up!

@MightyPork Just the look I was going for ^^

@raccoon Thank you!