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So I've talked about how Journey to One frequently looks like and is about as interesting as a boring in-game cutscene from an early 00s adventure video game (you know, the ones where the characters stand staring blankly forward in an idle animation as they talk unless some critical action is taking place). Volta, the production team, has mostly videogames on their resume so it isn't a huge surprise. I just wanted to note a few new discoveries. One, Volta is owned by none other than Frima Studios! Not only a company that makes videogames, but the company that made the Bionicle mobile apps for G2. The person who discovered this also found that Frima's current FX demo reel has some snippets of the animation they pitched to Lego to get the job. (go to 0:43). JAnd the other thing, just to show how much this Netflix animated series is actually a videogame from head to toe, I also found this. The company that handled sound design is actually named Game On and has a grand total of 3 film & TV credits (including Bionicle) amidst a swath of many, many videogames.

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This isn't one of the RRU Adventures in space, just another person being a miscreant. But It's a damn good video to show what SS13 is.

A renowned warrior from the distant planet Mechaniron, Pylon leads his legion of brutes into battle against all who oppose him. ~~~ Flickr Album ~~~ So this MOC took about two months to build, nitpick over, and rebuild to get to the point it's at today. I can personally say that I'm pleased with the way Pylon came out in the end, being originally driven by the usage of Hero Factory 1.0 pieces in different ways (I mean, the leg armor is still leg armor, but it's upside down now). The longer I took with him, the more the MOC evolved from a much smaller drone-like character into a hulking, ax-wielding brute. In the story I'm developing, he is part of the same robotic species as Spry (a MOC I made earlier this year), as well as in the same universe as Carmine Wheeler and the Gasket Brothers.

If you do use GitHub, you may need to invest time into making sure Git works properly with Unity. I've seen one or two people who had trouble linking GitHub to Unity and spent quite a bit of time getting them to work hand-in-hand. I'm not sure if this is a genuine issue for all game-makers who use Unity, but once you decide to get 'em together prepare for unforeseen consequences.

This error comes if you don't press "folder batch" and select a folder with valid files in it (aka input extension match). The space with the orange text in it below is the "command list". It automatically fills up when you select a folder with files matching the input extension.

*ahem*

...errmm... Someone good with Unity out there might have a better idea of what that was, since my best guess is that they're clouds. EDIT: Or... maybe its realtime traffic?

I love the interior work you're doing. I'm excited! Also, I wanted to give you guys a quick peek at something I'm working on for v0.9.5+ (this is in real-time)