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patsu · 28-Mar-2012, 12:05

What category did you submit your entry under ?

Hey, Renegade Rocks, may be you should create a title with Shifty.

Arwin · 07-Jun-2012, 21:23

Here's some hands-on of the upcoming LBP2 Vita pack. Looks pretty nifty:

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/07/li...le-griefing-po

RenegadeRocks · 08-Jun-2012, 06:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shifty Geezer

Speaking of which, my LBP2 movie was accpeted into the Cannes Film Festival.

WoW ! Can you link us to the movie !

@Patsu: nice Idea. In fact we are currently in works on a build ur world kindof game and SHifty seems to be champ at that

!

@Shifty: hey buddy, ready for some collaborations on building cool levels ???

Billy Idol · 08-Jun-2012, 06:46

Hey Shifty...do you have a link to your movie?

Shifty Geezer · 08-Jun-2012, 10:23

Sure. It's the top one of my channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/DavidGCoombes?feature=mhee

You can also watch the level here as proof that it's all one continuous level fitting over 2.5 thermometers worth on content into one level.

http://lbp.me/v/0renc9

I was pretty pleased at finding that cheat as it made the whole thing doable, but it doesn't seem to have generated much enthusiasm from the community.

Billy Idol · 08-Jun-2012, 16:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shifty Geezer

Sure. It's the top one of my channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/DavidGCoombes?feature=mhee

You can also watch the level here as proof that it's all one continuous level fitting over 2.5 thermometers worth on content into one level.

http://lbp.me/v/0renc9

I was pretty pleased at finding that cheat as it made the whole thing doable, but it doesn't seem to have generated much enthusiasm from the community.

Well, that is amazing Shifty!! Congratulations Sir!

One question though: at the end you write that you have composed and written it yourself...do I understand this correctly? You did the song yourself??

Shifty Geezer · 08-Jun-2012, 17:50

Glad you liked it!

Yes, the song was all me, lyrics and music. Effectively, Media Molecule made the art assets and animations, my friend sung, and I did the rest, creating story, lyrics, music, and creating the level. In fact when I got the invitation to Cannes I was told there was only room for two production members, normally the producer and director, but with only one of me involved that wasn't an issue.

Shifty Geezer · 08-Jun-2012, 19:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by RenegadeRocks

@Shifty: hey buddy, ready for some collaborations on building cool levels ???

It'd be fun, but my time's consumed with other endeavours these days. I haven't touched LBP2 in a year or so. Sadly it just didn't have the sense of fun that I hoped it would. Dunno why.

Billy Idol · 08-Jun-2012, 22:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shifty Geezer

Glad you liked it!

Yes, the song was all me, lyrics and music. Effectively, Media Molecule made the art assets and animations, my friend sung, and I did the rest, creating story, lyrics, music, and creating the level. In fact when I got the invitation to Cannes I was told there was only room for two production members, normally the producer and director, but with only one of me involved that wasn't an issue.

Well, that is amazing Shifty! Congrats again man! This is really phantasic work right there and I really hope you get the chance to participate at a film festival!

Btw: are you a musician?

Arwin · 08-Jun-2012, 22:43

I saw this last year, but I never realised that it was you. Amazing, still chokes me up at the end.

Shifty Geezer · 09-Jun-2012, 09:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Billy Idol

Btw: are you a musician?

Ummm...naturally yes, but uneducated and untrained. It's what I should have done with my life but things didn't work out. I'm putting more emphasis into it now, hence less time to make LBP2 levels or the like.

There's another musical story I want(ed) to create in LBP2 that I may get back to, inspired by its incredibly atmospheric lighting. Hmmm, depending what's happening this summer, maybe I'll give it a go?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arwin

I saw this last year, but I never realised that it was you. Amazing, still chokes me up at the end.

Thanks! I'm really pleased with some of the reactions from people - it's amazing how the tools in LBP2 could carry such strong emotional power. Those simple little Sackbots are pretty emotive. I do think LBP establishes a concept for movie-creation software and would like to see development in that field, but it's been dropped by MM. There was work years ago by Jim Henson's Creature Shop in virtual poppets, but I haven't seen any developments. Kinect could be absolutely amazing as a control scheme for virtual puppetry; Kinect2+LBP3 =

How far did Move support go in LBP2? I haven't tried Move with it.

Arwin · 09-Jun-2012, 10:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shifty Geezer

Thanks! I'm really pleased with some of the reactions from people - it's amazing how the tools in LBP2 could carry such strong emotional power. Those simple little Sackbots are pretty emotive. I do think LBP establishes a concept for movie-creation software and would like to see development in that field, but it's been dropped by MM. There was work years ago by Jim Henson's Creature Shop in virtual poppets, but I haven't seen any developments. Kinect could be absolutely amazing as a control scheme for virtual puppetry; Kinect2+LBP3 =

How far did Move support go in LBP2? I haven't tried Move with it.

Yeah, definitely potential in animation capture from Kinect for cheap, home-production stuff. I'm also quite interested in what the Vita version of LBP will bring, both as integration with LBP2 and as a standalone game.

MM went quite far with Move. There are definitely a bunch of things that are interesting for cinematics, among which being able to draw animation paths and having the eyes of Sackbot follow the cursor and the like.

iWaggle3D gives a pretty full account of everything done with the Move in the Move beta, which I think carried pretty much 1 to 1 into the final pack. He actually created some quite cool things to show off the tech with, like the 'well-trained robot' that responds to gesture commands for 'come here, stop, pick me up, etc.) at the end of part 2/3:

http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/07/vid...et-2-move.html

LBP2 being in the Playstation Plus bounty prompted me to download it again on my other PC, as it's lovely to have that on the HDD permanently. So if you're curious about something and want me to try, I'll be happy to.

Cornsnake · 09-Jun-2012, 11:28

@ Shifty. That was great stuff. Nice little story very well told.

patsu · 11-Jun-2012, 20:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shifty Geezer

Ummm...naturally yes, but uneducated and untrained. It's what I should have done with my life but things didn't work out. I'm putting more emphasis into it now, hence less time to make LBP2 levels or the like.

There's another musical story I want(ed) to create in LBP2 that I may get back to, inspired by its incredibly atmospheric lighting. Hmmm, depending what's happening this summer, maybe I'll give it a go?

Thanks! I'm really pleased with some of the reactions from people - it's amazing how the tools in LBP2 could carry such strong emotional power. Those simple little Sackbots are pretty emotive. I do think LBP establishes a concept for movie-creation software and would like to see development in that field, but it's been dropped by MM. There was work years ago by Jim Henson's Creature Shop in virtual poppets, but I haven't seen any developments. Kinect could be absolutely amazing as a control scheme for virtual puppetry; Kinect2+LBP3 =

How far did Move support go in LBP2? I haven't tried Move with it.

I am still a little too busy, just drop by for a quick swing.

Did you end up working with RenegadeRocks in a project ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arwin

Here's some hands-on of the upcoming LBP2 Vita pack. Looks pretty nifty:

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/07/li...le-griefing-po

Yap, very cool !

Reminds me of the DUST 514 vs EVE connection. There will be a DUST514 Vita companion app for the same universe too.

I still want them to make a better LBP2 publishing environment/ecosystem for distribution on the Internet. Some of these creations will be more impactful when properly showcased and distributed on Facebook, blogs, and fora as YouTube videos, 4-frame comics, eGreeting cards, etc.

Shifty Geezer · 11-Jun-2012, 21:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by patsu

Did you end up working with RenegadeRocks in a project ?

No, I don't have much time for LBP as I'm working on other projects. But I did think about another story idea I had that may see some time to work on over the summer. If Move controls excite me, it'll get more chance of being made.

patsu · 12-Jun-2012, 22:41

Nah.. I don't mean an LBP project. A real media or game.

EDIT: Sony needs to put in a proper ecosystem before you invest more time into it. Unless you're just doing it for fun and self amusement.

Arwin · 11-Sep-2012, 09:57

This is pretty amazing:

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...eature=mh_lolz

Someone recreated Final Fantasy VII pretty much completely in LBP2.

28-Mar-2012, 12:05	#876
patsu Regular Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 25,513	What category did you submit your entry under ? Hey, Renegade Rocks, may be you should create a title with Shifty. __________________ My wife pays up to hundreds of dollars for paintings we just hang on the wall They do nothing, just hang their. Journey is interactive, so it does more than our paintings. Art can be expensive! Get over it! -- 3rdamention@GAF

08-Jun-2012, 06:46	#879
Billy Idol Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Europe Posts: 2,984	Hey Shifty...do you have a link to your movie? __________________ I bid farewell with a rebel yell...

08-Jun-2012, 10:23	#880
Shifty Geezer uber-Troll! Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Under my bridge Posts: 26,466	Sure. It's the top one of my channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/DavidGCoombes?feature=mhee You can also watch the level here as proof that it's all one continuous level fitting over 2.5 thermometers worth on content into one level. http://lbp.me/v/0renc9 I was pretty pleased at finding that cheat as it made the whole thing doable, but it doesn't seem to have generated much enthusiasm from the community. __________________ Shifty Geezer ... Tolerance for internet moronism is exhausted. Anyone talking about people's attitudes in the Console fora, rather than games and technology, will feel my wrath. Read the FAQ to remind yourself how to behave and avoid unsightly incidents.

08-Jun-2012, 17:50	#882
Shifty Geezer uber-Troll! Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Under my bridge Posts: 26,466	Glad you liked it! Yes, the song was all me, lyrics and music. Effectively, Media Molecule made the art assets and animations, my friend sung, and I did the rest, creating story, lyrics, music, and creating the level. In fact when I got the invitation to Cannes I was told there was only room for two production members, normally the producer and director, but with only one of me involved that wasn't an issue. __________________ Shifty Geezer ... Tolerance for internet moronism is exhausted. Anyone talking about people's attitudes in the Console fora, rather than games and technology, will feel my wrath. Read the FAQ to remind yourself how to behave and avoid unsightly incidents.

12-Jun-2012, 22:41	#891
patsu Regular Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 25,513	Nah.. I don't mean an LBP project. A real media or game. EDIT: Sony needs to put in a proper ecosystem before you invest more time into it. Unless you're just doing it for fun and self amusement. __________________ My wife pays up to hundreds of dollars for paintings we just hang on the wall They do nothing, just hang their. Journey is interactive, so it does more than our paintings. Art can be expensive! Get over it! -- 3rdamention@GAF

07-Jun-2012, 21:23	#877
Arwin Now Officially a Top 10 Poster Join Date: May 2006 Location: Maastricht, The Netherlands Posts: 13,240	Here's some hands-on of the upcoming LBP2 Vita pack. Looks pretty nifty: http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/07/li...le-griefing-po

08-Jun-2012, 22:43	#885
Arwin Now Officially a Top 10 Poster Join Date: May 2006 Location: Maastricht, The Netherlands Posts: 13,240	I saw this last year, but I never realised that it was you. Amazing, still chokes me up at the end.

09-Jun-2012, 11:28	#888
Cornsnake Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 2,078	@ Shifty. That was great stuff. Nice little story very well told.

11-Sep-2012, 09:57	#892
Arwin Now Officially a Top 10 Poster Join Date: May 2006 Location: Maastricht, The Netherlands Posts: 13,240	This is pretty amazing: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...eature=mh_lolz Someone recreated Final Fantasy VII pretty much completely in LBP2.

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