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With the Thor movie, people were split on how much of a percentage the movie was of Thor on Earth, and how much he was in Asgard (some wanted more Earth - some, more Asgard, and others thought it was a good mix.
With a Namor movie, should they concentrate...
Started by MucasMan on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superherohype):
Namor is like the king of sea, so most of the scenes should be in underwater and he lives lightsaber and my camera Why not....
Underwater.
Atlantis should be something that's a sight.
I would rather see more underwater scenes than on land.
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I would like to render two scenes in OpenGL, and then do a visual crossfade from one scene to the second. Can anyone suggest a starting point for learning how to do this?
Cheers
Started by BrenMcGuire on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
When you have both scenes than what Goz has since the....
I could think of another way to crossfade scenes, but it depends on how complex your sceneThe most pmajor thing you need to learn is how to do render-to-texture.
For the cross fade.
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I want to be able to rip a commercial DVD, then edit some scenes out that ruin the movie for me, and then burn it back onto DVD to put back in my collection.
How can I do this?
Started by Tony Eichelberger on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
U can do it easily with the help of "WinDvd-creator". .
Then create a DVD with something like dvdflick.
Use avidemux to edit.
Output to MP4.
First, get the video with handbrake.
A multi-stage process probably.
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Quote: : Walk (View Post) I love this title and I can also say that I've never enjoyed any scenes on the show as much as those scenes with Leighton & Penn
Started by otherwise on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fanforum):
I can't get enough of these two!
I love this title and I can also say that I've never enjoyed any scenes on the show as much as those scenes with Leighton & Penn Lmfao Better Than Your Faves, LOLZ.
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I was thinking about making something like Linq for Lua, and I have a general idea how Linq works, but was wondering if there was a good article or if someone could explain how C# makes Linq possible
Note: I mean behind the scenes, like how it generates...
Started by Robert Gould on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
For instance....
Maybe you could look into their implementation?
Read this article:
Learn how to create custom LINQ providers
It's hard to answer the question because LINQ is so many different things .
Mono (partially?) implements LINQ, and is opensource.
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I'm brand new to learning Silverlight/XAML/C#.
I'm using an ASP.NET function to pass a string parameter to a Silverlight App. Currently I'm using the following code to simply verify that it works when the Silverlight App is loaded:
<Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot...
Started by Ben McCormack on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
For further information on how to pass initParams into a Silverlight, check out... .
Load that with some ASPNET code and you can dynamically set it at load time .
You can pass parameters to a Silverlight application using the initParams option in the plugin .
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Hey guys i have done few sample projects (just for fun) using silverlight deep zoom. its really cool and exciting stuff. but i was curious to know about what goes on behind the scenes to achieve this sort of thing. the deep zoom composer generates many...
Started by Raj on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Run wireshark and you'll see the traffic....
As they zoom in, fetch increasing levels of detail.
As I understand it, it is similar to the techniques they use in games to keep the frame rate up; while something is small, only fetch a low-res version of it .
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Given this field:
char lookup_ext[8192] = {0}; // Gets filled later
And this statement:
unsigned short *slt = (unsigned short*) lookup_ext;
What happens behind the scenes?
lookup_ext[1669] returns 67 = 0100 0011 (C), lookup_ext[1670] returns 78 = 0100...
Started by hb on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Slt[1670] should correspond to lookup_....
So I don't understand what you are comparing in your question .
If I understand correctly, the type conversion will be converting a char array of size 8192 to a short int array of size half of that, which is 4096 .
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The way I see most people use Processing is for drawing an image directly onto a screen or webpage on the client side.
How would one use Processing to create an image without a visual canvas, then save this image to a file?
Here are the specific steps...
Started by David on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You could run a a javascript engine on the server and use processing just like you'd use it in the browser .
You could use Java to create the image.
It was then ported to Javascript.
Processing was originally written for Java if I remember correctly .
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I feel I have a pretty decent understanding of closures, how to use them, and when they can be useful. But what I don't understand is how they actually work behind the scenes in memory. Some example code:
public Action Counter() { int count = 0; Action...
Started by Matt on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A closure in .Net is implemented as one....
The function with your closure and any variables you closed over/hoisted/captured are re-written throughout your code as members of that class .
The compiler (as opposed to the runtime) creates another class/type .
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