Month: January 2021

Using the map of Sheffield I created using blender-osm, I’m individually exporting each element to .fbx, and importing them into the Unreal engine. Because all the locations have been applied, I can just set their locations to xyz, 0,0,0 and they’ll fit perfectly into their geographically accurate place in the map.

There’s a musical speed playthrough:

Or a longer, realtime version from the livestream (2hr 21):

We should call it an attempt, I only lasted 23hr 15!

A (first) attempt at a 24 hour livestream, in which I draw a crap walk cycle with my mouse, and then work on the Sheffield map, and try to import it into a game engine – for 24 hours.

Here I’m creating a fictitious nightclub on the outskirts of the city for some story arc.

My OBS crashed part of the way through, so this is broken into two parts. The second part was made unavailable, but you can find it on the link below.

Part 2

Some concept art for an idea I have in my head; something that might be something. If nothing comes of it, it’s 33 seconds of animation.
I like to consider it a pre-trailer storyboard, with an unproductively-excessive focus on VFX.

A 100 frame video for my 100th video, will it help me to 100 subscribers?

বাবু খাইসো [Bengali: ‘Babu, eat’.]

The finished video is on ThefanGirls’ channel:

You can find more about the etymology of this phrase with this music video: Babu Khaicho | বাবু খাইছো ? | DJ Maruf | Bangla New Song 2020

I plan to make a series of these, and this is Part 1.

This is a quick overview of the layout and how to use the editor to render your first project.

I wanted to follow in the same vein as the last two videos, modelling synthesizers – but didn’t want to keep uploading video after video of much the same thing, so I did a livestream and hopefully got it out of my system (for now!) – so that the next video can be something different.

I made this while vibing to BassBrains’ first stream tonight, and didn’t get creepy enough to try and find pictures of Bass Brains’ face to make an accurate model of him (that would be weird, right?!).

This is the entire split-screen footage I broadcast on the Zoom call. I opted for the equipment he’d be using at the time and tried to recreate his environment.

I took an (un)educated guess, and imagined that the equipment used was the Pioneer DJM-900. Yes, I know the decks are missing and that defies the whole point, but I were high on gin.

I couldn’t use the mix I was originally listening to, because that was still ongoing, while I was making the video – so the audio is _another_ livestream mix:

BASSBRAIN | Kerst TD 2020 | Livestream

A bootleg video of a bootleg audio. How apt.