Hey, hope you are all recovering from the weekend
I added a time lapse video of the making of my compo entry Space Junk:
You can play the game (Web browser and PC download) here:
Have a continued great week!
Hey, hope you are all recovering from the weekend
I added a time lapse video of the making of my compo entry Space Junk:
You can play the game (Web browser and PC download) here:
Have a continued great week!
Hey! I made a tool to help me create time lapses of my jams.
It’s like chronolapse but its a bit more visual and has some unique features.
https://teamlazerbeam.itch.io/prolapse
@teamlazerbeam
We created a little making-of video of our creation of Funky Knight last weekend!
What you won’t see in the video:
Here’s a time-lapse for my entry. It’s probably not very exciting, but I’m posting it anyway.
Play the game here
Here a short time lapse over the three days.
I was the one who made the unusually challenging 10 Second Paper Flight. This will probably be a hectic Ludum Dare for me since I’ll be at a Christmas Party on the Saturday and work on the Monday, but what the hell, I like making games and I can use some of Saturday to plan something interesting.
Anyways, I plan to use the following tools:
My plans/advice so far for the jam, based on last Ludum Dare:
Everyone have a good Ludum Dare!
A little late to post it, but here’s the timelapse for Triad. 35 hours of work compressed into 3.5 minutes.
It requires python and ffmpeg. It’s not very fully featured yet, but it might be useful to someone.
Check it out on github:
I want to create a timelapse video with screenshots showing what I’m doing during. I’m on OS X and made this script to help me do that: screencapture.rb
You pass a directory as argument, that directory is created and every 5 seconds a screenshot is saved there. The script can be killed and when running it again with the same directory, it will continue saving screenshots, in another “session” folder.
Since I got some great feedbacks on The Quite Annoying League (Thank you!) I thought some might be interested in a time-lapse and post-mortem. So here they are :
Time Lapse (integration doesn’t seem to work, click the link) :
(some little part are missing, that’s because I used to stop the recording everytime I went out for a cigarettes, and sometimes I forgot to relaunch it when I came back)
Just realised I have forgot to do a “I did it” post so here it is, delayed and all.
You can check out the game here:
Vol on Ludum Dare
This was my second LD and I’m pretty happy with how everything turned out. I went in wanting to make something that feels, looks, and sounds a little different than normal (or just crazy) and I think I did pretty well with that.
I also wanted to focus more on presentation this time, and unfortunately I had to make the decision of sticking with the theme more or polishing what was already there. I chose the latter though I’m happy I did.
Oh and here’s the time-lapse:
Until the next LD!
~ Thomas
Covers about 20 hours of actual work, most of which spent with a warm cat on my lap.
Post-mortem coming soon!!
Edit: thanks Galman for helping with the embed!
I’m very happy to introduce you gLapse 0.2, the visual GNU/Linux tool to take screenshots at fixed intervals and make time lapse videos of your compo progress. If you didn’t knew gLapse you can check out more information about this tool in my first post. At this moment, gLapse is available in English, Spanish and German.
Feedback and new translations are hugely welcome, if you find any problems I would be grateful if yould report them in the issues section. Hope you like it and find it useful for the next compo!
Hi, I’m proud to introduce you gLapse v0.1, a GUI GNU/Linux tool to make time lapse videos of your Ludum Dare work progress. gLapse allows you to take desktop screenshots at fixed intervals and glue them together in a time lapse video. I developed it because there only were command line tools to make time lapse videos on Linux… until now!
I decided that for this LD I wanted to do a Timelapse. I wanted a timelapse program that
So I wrote PyCatcher, poking it for half an hour every day for the past week. I got my webcam displaying inline last night, so while it’s not as feature rich as I have planned it does work.
If this sound relevant to ones interests you can grab it here- http://github.com/Fiona/pycatcher/tree/master
This Ludum Dare I’ll be using PyCatcher for timelapse and writing my game in Python/Pygame using my Pygame-Fenix library to aid development.