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Going above and beyond yet again

This almost got uploaded with a motion blur overdose, glad I noticed a found a quick fix mid-upload. Also, this was taken out of context. I probably should of done more animation on the limelight character, oh well, maybe next time, I'm still learning (I learnt how to make a motion camera today). I did a couple background anims this time though. Oh, I also bumped the FPS up to 48 to see how it would go. Edit: Bad idea of an FPS choice, now it looks crap if you aren't watching in HD. Sorry! What will I animate next? Who knows. Audio Source: This

200 bucks for that thing? It's not worth it. At all. I would consider it a deal if it was an unitary structure, cleverly constructed so that every piece of it completes the rest. But these are literally a bunch of random houses.

I found this texture in z23DIP\textures (text161.tga) None of the tribal characters use these in the PC version, but one of them has a similar face in the Playstation port. It would've belonged to the tribesman whose torso is different from the islander's.

I don't get what's so great about these minifig-scale Minecraft sets. The mix between blocky and round parts just doesn't make sense. Some of the basic pieces are nice I suppose, but the build isn't even intersting. You could probably make something just like this with a large brick bucket and spend a lot less money. I'm not even a fan of Minecraft, but the Micro World sets at least looked neat.

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Neat! That would have been a much better loading icon than the disk/pizza IMO. Also, I wanted to put the frames together into a .gif EDIT: More colors because why not?

This was revealed! It's, er, something: lol pigs So yeah, this set is... actually rather bland tbh. TLG aren't doing that great this year D2C-wise, are they? Oh, and more pics here if you need 'em.

I was about to say "Oh, right, I remember seeing this texture but hadn't made the connection with the PS1 Ogelites, though now that you mention I do remember one with a face like that..." Then I looked at my screenshots of the Ogelites and uh... None of them have that face, exactly. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Though when you're running at the game at its native resolution, a few do look quite similar (those screenshots I took were on an emulator running at an artificially boosted resolution). EDIT: LOL I TOTALLY MISREAD YOUR POST (it reminded me of the Ogelites I suppose) and I have no memory of what the PS1 Islanders look like anyway (besides them having plain yellow posteriors). Though, now I'm curious...

For that amount of parts and something so dull, that's not worth saving up for. On a side note, if you look very carefully at the zombie villager in the second image in the OP, it looks like its doing what LEGO already has literally done to it's creativity. Kicking the bucket. (Well, for the most part, at least considering how there are more licensed sets than there should be lately)

I can buy the game once and x7 some times for friends with that price, where I'm sure I'll have a much greater time of fun.

If I were into Minecraft, I'd be all over it. I know my little brother will probably be floored. I'd ask what the market is, considering mostly younger kids are into the theme and it's a hefty $200, but the retail Minecraft sets aren't exactly cheap themselves, so I guess parents are a-ok with the price tags.

I don't know whether to be impressed or to call heresy. It's an awesome build, but you used Mega Bloks in it... How about this... it's both awesome AND heresy.

In the folder \menu\loading\ you can find the file text000.wib and it looks like this: I've never seen this before, but it sounds like it may have been used between selecting menus? (which fyi is instant)

The issue is because of a critical Windows update that removed the SecuROM/SafeDisc driver from Windows 7, 8 and 10. Because of this, games that require SecuROM (including certain versions of LegoRR such as yours) can no longer be played on these systems unless you force the driver to load, get a DRM-less .exe or have a different version of the game. There are a few solutions, including locally signing the SecuROM driver in order to allow Windows to run it, but we're going to attempt something much more basic for now: Open the Command Prompt as an Administrator. To do this, find the Command Prompt in the Start Menu, right-click and press "Run as Administrator". To tell if you were successful, the path displayed should be "C:\Windows\System32" rather than your user profile. Please enter the following code without quotes: "sc start secdrv" Run LegoRR.exe. When you are finished, run this command without quotes: "sc stop secdrv" This is guaranteed not to work on Windows 10, but is likely the driver files were only disabled, not deleted on Windows 7. Please let me know how it goes.

Nope, those times are not correct Lind. I used a skins_bodygroup_animations rig to change the skins. As well, I created additional face expressions myself for this.

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I love dank memes.

Memes do that to most things now days.