This claymation show on Nick Jr that my nephews are watching has an absurdly low frame rate
How low is it?
This character talked for around five seconds and their model changed maybe 50 times
So a higher frame rate than most anime then.
Anime is like how the NES split up its screen to have the illusion of parallax scrolling. Some parts are 0 fps
All animation is like this. The less that needs to move between frames the easier it is to film and cheaper it is to produce. For claymation shooting 24 FPS on twos is a pretty standard rate for non-feature content and will result in 60 motions in a 5 second period. With pauses in a dialogue scene that can easily drop to 50, though a great animator will find motions to work in those pauses.
Edit: anime that shoots 24 on 4s is a fucking abomination tho
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i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
Oh yeah thinking of stuff @lonelyahava@Organichu@credeiki@Havelock2.0 and the other Jewish brothers and sisters. It was nice having a thread to bitch about Jew stuff. Especially now with the scary oompa loompa coming to power and how he has really made it okay for the Nazis to come out of their holes.
*hugs to all of you*
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i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
Also of note: the staff probably thought that this person was being a dick for occupying a table without ordering anything but asking if they're going to order anything is generally perceived as hostile so would have been avoided
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Oh yeah thinking of stuff lonelyahava Organichu credeiki Havelock2.0 and the other Jewish brothers and sisters. It was nice having a thread to bitch about Jew stuff. Especially now with the scary oompa loompa coming to power and how he has really made it okay for the Nazis to come out of their holes.
*hugs to all of you*
*Hugs back*
Keep your head down and your spirit up, my friend. Happy Hanukkah! I hope you're latkes were tasty!
Oh yeah thinking of stuff lonelyahava Organichu credeiki Havelock2.0 and the other Jewish brothers and sisters. It was nice having a thread to bitch about Jew stuff. Especially now with the scary oompa loompa coming to power and how he has really made it okay for the Nazis to come out of their holes.
*hugs to all of you*
*Hugs back*
Keep your head down and your spirit up, my friend. Happy Hanukkah! I hope you're latkes were tasty!
Which just tried to autocorrect to Tastykakes.
As it should be.
Are there tastykake latkes?
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i had that happen at a bar at the vegas airport once. it was very odd! i just assumed everyone there was so miserable that they wanted to share their miserableness as fluently as possible.
i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
Also of note: the staff probably thought that this person was being a dick for occupying a table without ordering anything but asking if they're going to order anything is generally perceived as hostile so would have been avoided
I was in a similar situation in York. I knew what I was supposed to do, but the staff/regulars were such a tight knit group my autism wouldn't let me get in the middle of them to ask for something.
I saw that Debate and Discourse was gone, then I saw this thread and thought for sure the entire subforum had been shut down and Tube posted this to explain that it was [chat]'s fault and I solemnly agreed.
i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
Also of note: the staff probably thought that this person was being a dick for occupying a table without ordering anything but asking if they're going to order anything is generally perceived as hostile so would have been avoided
I was in a similar situation in York. I knew what I was supposed to do, but the staff/regulars were such a tight knit group my autism wouldn't let me get in the middle of them to ask for something.
Mrs. Enc and I went traveling through England and Scotland about ten years back and we faced various levels of this problem at some of the places. We knew how to order, but a lot of times people would simply not serve us even after politely asking staff and regulars where who we should talk to in order to get a pint or some food. Everywhere we went in Scotland was extremely friendly, especially in Edinburgh, but goddamn was London absolutely horrid at almost every place we went that wasn't run by immigrants. At one point we ended up in a restaurant near Victoria Station and watched an Australian tourist couple get essentially mocked out of their table by some locals ragging on their accents (which seemed straight up bizarre to me given that we all are in the Anglosphere).
But no where was as bad as Oxford. We had the misfortune to stop over on a train on a Sunday afternoon and there were literally only three or four places open to public. We were told to leave one place because they didn't serve Americans. Another place deliberately wouldn't place or order and after 45 minutes of repeatedly trying to get the bartender to pour drinks we just left. We got a really nice reception at, of all places, a Colombian restaurant which was vaguely reminiscent of home and talked with the owners for a good bit of Florida (they had family in Miami). Really nice folks, and apparently the only ones in all of Oxford. Couldn't leave the town fast enough when our connecting train came through.
I wasn't surprised at all when Brexit happened. There is some deep hate for foreign folk there. If they treat white travelers as nasty as they did us, how exponentially more terrible must it be if you are of a different ethnicity or language? It was worse than rural Alabama, and I've seen some terrible shit there.
i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
Also of note: the staff probably thought that this person was being a dick for occupying a table without ordering anything but asking if they're going to order anything is generally perceived as hostile so would have been avoided
The day will come when I finally get to go to London and use the Underground. While on the train I will look people in the eye and say good day.
I assume I'll be promptly escorted out of the country at the next stop.
i always meant to post in se++ more, especially after hanging with rad folks in the holiday party house, but I could never figure out which chat thread was the chat thread! this solves a problem! if temporarily.
Also of note: the staff probably thought that this person was being a dick for occupying a table without ordering anything but asking if they're going to order anything is generally perceived as hostile so would have been avoided
The day will come when I finally get to go to London and use the Underground. While on the train I will look people in the eye and say good day.
I assume I'll be promptly escorted out of the country at the next stop.
I'm not even exaggerating when I say that if you do this enough someone will report you to the police as a "see something, say something" suspicious behaviour notification
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He does in my new hit fanfic "The darkness deep: tales of Drizzt and his best friend and sometimes lover Enc and their grand and cool adventures."
Fuck it
They can just paint over all the school books in that closet I don't care any more I'm tired
That sounds like a cool story which you should publish for me.
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Anime is like how the NES split up its screen to have the illusion of parallax scrolling. Some parts are 0 fps
i heard about that one.
Can you show an example of this?
An example of the effect while not posting anime
All animation is like this. The less that needs to move between frames the easier it is to film and cheaper it is to produce. For claymation shooting 24 FPS on twos is a pretty standard rate for non-feature content and will result in 60 motions in a 5 second period. With pauses in a dialogue scene that can easily drop to 50, though a great animator will find motions to work in those pauses.
Edit: anime that shoots 24 on 4s is a fucking abomination tho
Er I meant the NES split screen thing.
Tube has put us here so that we may absorb more people in the [chat] collective.
Also morning nerds.
I think this is what RMS is describing?
super nice morning here. mostly clear skies, sun's coming up now.
drinking my coffee. going to yoga at 9. been two days since my last class and I'm starting to shake...
i believe every thread is a chat thread.
It's explicitly contrasted in this video
this paralysis of choice!
*hugs to all of you*
Wow the actual animation for that whole short is literally like 80 still frames
In 4 minutes
Social conventions are mystifying
Also of note: the staff probably thought that this person was being a dick for occupying a table without ordering anything but asking if they're going to order anything is generally perceived as hostile so would have been avoided
*Hugs back*
Keep your head down and your spirit up, my friend. Happy Hanukkah! I hope you're latkes were tasty!
Which just tried to autocorrect to Tastykakes.
As it should be.
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Are there tastykake latkes?
I was in a similar situation in York. I knew what I was supposed to do, but the staff/regulars were such a tight knit group my autism wouldn't let me get in the middle of them to ask for something.
That's a fascinating article and I understand like 33% of it but have a better idea now.
Fair.
let all those of gracious mind and spirit partake of the generous feast of BUTTS
Mrs. Enc and I went traveling through England and Scotland about ten years back and we faced various levels of this problem at some of the places. We knew how to order, but a lot of times people would simply not serve us even after politely asking staff and regulars where who we should talk to in order to get a pint or some food. Everywhere we went in Scotland was extremely friendly, especially in Edinburgh, but goddamn was London absolutely horrid at almost every place we went that wasn't run by immigrants. At one point we ended up in a restaurant near Victoria Station and watched an Australian tourist couple get essentially mocked out of their table by some locals ragging on their accents (which seemed straight up bizarre to me given that we all are in the Anglosphere).
But no where was as bad as Oxford. We had the misfortune to stop over on a train on a Sunday afternoon and there were literally only three or four places open to public. We were told to leave one place because they didn't serve Americans. Another place deliberately wouldn't place or order and after 45 minutes of repeatedly trying to get the bartender to pour drinks we just left. We got a really nice reception at, of all places, a Colombian restaurant which was vaguely reminiscent of home and talked with the owners for a good bit of Florida (they had family in Miami). Really nice folks, and apparently the only ones in all of Oxford. Couldn't leave the town fast enough when our connecting train came through.
I wasn't surprised at all when Brexit happened. There is some deep hate for foreign folk there. If they treat white travelers as nasty as they did us, how exponentially more terrible must it be if you are of a different ethnicity or language? It was worse than rural Alabama, and I've seen some terrible shit there.
The day will come when I finally get to go to London and use the Underground. While on the train I will look people in the eye and say good day.
I assume I'll be promptly escorted out of the country at the next stop.
we shall persevere
Good Lord.
... wait, was this pre-08?
(edit: I lived in the UK for 3-4 years and never had any problems, incl. in Oxford. But I'm aurally ambiguous).
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Yeah, 2007. Iraq was in full swing and Bush was still president.
That might have been your problem.
Pretty revolting behaviour regardless.
I'm not even exaggerating when I say that if you do this enough someone will report you to the police as a "see something, say something" suspicious behaviour notification
Fonzie?