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Published: 2014-08-16 10:24:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1968; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 32
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editing software used:apophysis, ultra fractal, fraxplorer, paint.net, winmorph, blender.
credits:
a collaboration between myself and my friend thelma, here's her pages:
how to enable looping of videos on da:
right mouse click on the full screen video and a popup menu gives the option.
technically, this is how my video clips are intended to be viewed, as playing them just once through is not nearly as effective, or powerful. since the hypnotic effect relies on many repetitions. be warned though. you might lose track of time or experience other side effects.
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yes,OMG so cool but sick at the same time
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understood, thanks for the feedback pikachugirl.
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your welcome,thank you!!
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LOL Trippy dude, like right out of the 60s.... I THINK, as I was not yet born in the days of the hippy, thankfully. lol
Seriously though that was a tie-dyed trip and a half! I can see how some might get a bit dizzy while watching it. XD I also liked the few parts where the (columns?) of color appeared more in the foreground to give it a deeper looking 3-dimensional effect. Like looking into a room that was just crawling with rainbow ooze. lol
Great job!
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he he, thanks very much. i was actually born at the end of the 60's but only got into psy art and psy music in my early 20's.
the full length music video, which this was aΒ singleΒ test clip from, will be about 7 minutes 30 seconds long. and so far the feedback from my beta testers has suggested it's going to be even more of a digital trip than the single clips are.
hopefully you will also enjoy that when it's eventually finished.
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Cool! I look forward to seeing the final video!
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thanks very much crystalline dreamer.
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You're very welcome!
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hi pikchugirl, does it really make you dizzy?
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Totally fascinating to watch, and very hypnotizing too 
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that's all very good to hear my friend, thank you.
also remember i'm happy for you to have any 720p still images from our collaborations to upload and sell on your pages if you want. in which case, just pause any of these videos at a frame you like and tell me the time code and i'll sort them out for you.
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Okay, that's lovely to know, I'll definitely keep it in mind my friend
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I have dreams like this
did you get the film clips I sent you links too?
Did I send or just think about it?
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hi bear, cool.
yes thanks, although i haven't replied to your last note yet. still catching up with a few things here. but at least our internet connection has been stable for 3 days now, so i have been able to watch them.
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although it's not much to look at compared to the above video, i've just uploaded an opengl lighting test ofΒ the deforming tunnel model, used in these recent thelma and astraΒ animations, before their fractal materials were applied.
fav.me/d7vpn0f
i'm curious if after watching the opengl video, if people can then see more of the 3d shapes in the fractal videos? ...personally i know where the shapes are, but they become overpowered by the fractals, which was the intention to some degree.
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I hope you don't mind if I download this and set it as my screensaver
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cool, i love that description sheepi.
and you're very welcome to use any of my 360p videos as a screensaver, just don't re-upload them anywhere else please.
and i'm curious, what os are you using? and how do we set them to be screensavers?
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I would never upload someone elses work, unless I had permission. And yes, it's my Windows screensaver now. I used the "Microsoft Video Screensaver". I had to convert it into a different format, though.
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thanks sheepi, and what format does that use? was there any loss of quality during the conversion process?
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I made it a wmv now and I didn't really find a real loss of quality. But maybe that's because I don't see it with the eyes of a professional.
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interesting, thanks sheepi. i don't think blender can render natively into .wmv format, but if i find time i might test those screen savers my end.
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Did it work then?
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hi sheepi, if you're referring to the screen saver tests, i haven't had a chance yet.
a lot of real life stuff going on at the moment. that combined with our laptop here rendering almost non stop. but they are on my to do list, and if and when i do those tests, i'll update you.
off topic: i started replying today to one of our previous conversations in a note. hope to get that to you later tonight if i don't have too many real life distractions.
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Real life issues and working on ones art are more important then silly screen saver tests, of course.
Later I might be busy drawing. I mean...I really should get started by now. x_x I have so many ideas but did NOTHING so far.
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sheepi, i agree. although i sincerely am interested in seeing the results of those tests one day, they just have a lower priority at the moment. i also want to find time in the future to test recording my own dvd of animations. currently i have no idea how to do that, he he, although i know people who have done this, so hopefully it's straight forward.
and i also understand procrastinating. good luck with your work when you do get round to it later.
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I hope you can put your animations on DVD. [That must a be a lot of fun to watch those then, I am sure!]
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thanks sheepi, and i've had several requests for the final product to be available on either dvd or blu-ray, so i'm going to try to make that happen.
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Now that's good news.
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thanks very much skypants.
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thanks very much doolhoofd.
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here's the astra version:
fav.me/d7vjpbf
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