30.05.2017, 18:18
I know that mapping isn't easy, so I understand if you don't want to put some extra work into the video editing.
Still, I think displaying images from the same angles before and after working on the map will have a better impact on the presentation, rather than filming yourself running around and handling objects.
(that is not a timelapse, by the way).
Sure, you can still film yourself in case someone actually wants to see how you actually achieved some detail thing during construction.
But as a viewer, what I expect to see when reading "pimp my<something>", is seeing the clear difference you made straight out front.
This is a great idea. There are a lot of maps around that started as great concepts but ended up suffering from the lack of attention to details and other stuff.
I also repped, and I look forward to see more.
Still, I think displaying images from the same angles before and after working on the map will have a better impact on the presentation, rather than filming yourself running around and handling objects.
(that is not a timelapse, by the way).
Sure, you can still film yourself in case someone actually wants to see how you actually achieved some detail thing during construction.
But as a viewer, what I expect to see when reading "pimp my<something>", is seeing the clear difference you made straight out front.
This is a great idea. There are a lot of maps around that started as great concepts but ended up suffering from the lack of attention to details and other stuff.
I also repped, and I look forward to see more.