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[TrueMA]

Basically, I got a bit obsessed with Rocket League. For nostalgia's sake, I decided to give Hawken one more try, and what the hell, guys? How are you keeping this game alive!? It's amazing!

 

So, for anyone who cares, I'm back, and I'm going to be as active as I can after the surprise

It's going to take a hell of a long time to do what I plan to do, which is why I've set a date. June 5th

 

I will never give up on Hawken again.

[LaurenEmily]

Aaaww <3

[DingdongJR]

How do you record Hawken like that?

[dorobo]

I want to know what you used to do those glitch effects?

[LaurenEmily]

How do you record Hawken like that?

Spectator mode ?

[coldform]

he had access to spectator mode, and was prolly using some sort of kb/m input generator - would pre-program mouse and keyboard movement, to act as a sort of "dolly" - automouser?

[XPloyt]

I want to know what you used to do those glitch effects?

 
Probably Adobe After Effects, since he's using the time-warping effects commonly and popularly overdone in Rocket League Montages. I call it, the "wooshy-wooshy" effect, and people refer to it as amazing "editing"! 
 

he had access to spectator mode, and was prolly using some sort of kb/m input generator - would pre-program mouse and keyboard movement, to act as a sort of "dolly" - automouser?

 
A controller works too, I'd imagine. He mentions Rocket League, and it has a spectator mode.

Edited by XPloyt, 28 March 2017 - 02:38 PM.

[DallasCreeper]

Welcome back.

[coldform]

June 5th 2017?

[TrueMA]

he had access to spectator mode, and was prolly using some sort of kb/m input generator - would pre-program mouse and keyboard movement, to act as a sort of "dolly" - automouser?

Nope. just my Xbox controller on the lowest sensitivity.

[TrueMA]

I want to know what you used to do those glitch effects?

Premiere pro. Cut the area you want, (I use about 3-10 frames) and make it bigger. To give it the pixelated square effect, You clone the clip a layer up, and, this is up to the user, but it's easier to use the mirror effect. Quickly changing the axis of the mirror effect per frame gives it the blocky look. However, you can't do this with clips longer than about 20 frames, or the illusion will wear off. From there, I just keyframe certain frames to be bigger or smaller, and add some color dilation to make it flash black and white.

 

EDIT:
If you want to be ultra fancy, you can generate a fractal effect, which is what I did. You generate a bunch of square fractals, animate it the way you like, and move it to an adjustment layer. From there, mask it out per frame, add a Gaussian blur to smooth it out, and add bulges where there are small gaps to round it out.

EDIT 2: Or you can just use a preset online, but most of those aren't free.

Edited by TrueMA, 28 March 2017 - 05:09 PM.

[Guns_N_Rozer]

I never saw a come back thread loike this , welcome back with some thriller 

[Flight1ess]

HYPE TRAIN INITIATED>

[ThirdEyE]

Looking forward to this, your videos are great!

[6ixxer]

Some fan-made vids are >>awesome<<

I like TrueMA's and I was also reminded of one I vividly remember from playing PlanetSide2 made by Lilbabs


I'd love to see more vids this quality, but it helps to have a population with the skills and dedication to make them.