2010 sci-fi newyears countdown animation

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With the tools at hand, this took 3 long evenings.

Just start playback 46 seconds before 12:00 on new years eve.

Details:
30k ILDA, to be scanned half size at continuous 30kpps frame-by-frame. If you have 25k scanners, start 55 seconds before 12:00 and scan at 25k.

Animation inspired from space ship Discovery One's final demise in the book 2010 a space odyssey. Thank you Arthur C. Clarke for memorable childhood wonder :)


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http://hacylon.case.edu/laser/RayRen...rs/preview.png

Thats great thanks for sharing:D

Hey Andrew,

Thanks for the really cool frames.

Mark

Congratulations man , this is a great show...
Thanks for sharing...

Absolutely G-R-E-A-T ! ! !
Thanks for sharing:)
*DZ

I know this is probably a dumb question, but how do I open this correctly with Pangolin? Maybe if I can open someone else's .ild, I can figure out how to export my shows. :confused:

Does everybody realize the uniqueness of this ?
Actually downloading free 3d-ilda-artwork of practical use, and of this length ?
Many of you might take it for granted, but elsewhere these animations will cost you up to $10 a frame.

I really like the sound of the galvos, as they seem to provide a soundtrack of the spaceship, a soft roaring as the engines pass by.:D

One little remark; the Y of New Year, seems cut off, it looks more like a U.
Besides that, just great !

Very nice!

Thanks for a great animation.

Greg

Thanks a lot for the feedback, guys. I'll check the Y to see if something's amiss with that font. Allthat, Adam should be contacting you soon about how to do it, sorry I don't know.

cheers!

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Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

... how do I open this correctly with Pangolin? Maybe if I can open someone else's .ild, I can figure out how to export my shows. :confused:

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I haven't tried this particular file yet, but you should be able to open it directly in the Frame Manager in Showtime, then add it to the timeline - at least, I think that's what I did!! :o


Awesome stuff, Andrew -

Thanks for sharing!! :D