Animation Archives #1 – Pivot Stickfigure Animator

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EdiGamer103

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Published on November 13, 2020 9:10:45 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99J4VHhf93Q

Game:

Team Fortress 2 (2007)

Duration: 1:59

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...And Blender exported the video in 5 minutes. I'm surprised this did not yet again devolve into another technical fiasco of trying to overcome various hurdles, after which – being hanging on by a thread – getting barely saved by something so meaningless as a barely working already exported video, already being in the trash bin. But still having crippling flaws with the end result.

Yes, I am scarred for life by my recent R6 video.

Anyhoo, now, that I've taken 2 descriptions for 2 of my videos to complain about 1 video, let's get some context for this video:
I've been animating with Pivot since... 2015, was it? Well, around those times, I started getting Youtube (which was an actually good website back then) recommendations for those "Pivot Randomness" videos. They were mediocre, but that's where I got the inspiration to try and make something by myself with Pivot. My first animation was about a guy falling incredibly slowly on top of a horse. Yeah. And also, I don't have them on my computer, because I was using an incredibly old laptop to play games and make animations back then. I'd say that less than half of all my Pivot animations was made on this computer.

Here's some random other trivia:
1. Yes, most of these animations are violent. And no, it has nothing to do with any real life experiences. They are violent purely, because it's fun to animate violence. I do not encourage going outside and starting to shoot, punch and fight people.

2. Next off, I will probably make an SFM Animation Archives episode. If the video exporting goes wrong on that, I'll just choose Endorphin or Blender to make the next video about.

3. I almost forgot to tell what my sources were! The sound effects are from "Pepper's sound effect pack" (If I remember its name correctly. Since I downloaded it, I relocated the sound effects to another folder), and "Cartoon sounds". I also got some of them from Half-Life 2 And Team Fortress 2.
Some of the characters and items on the older animations were taken from a site called "Droidz". All other sound effects were either recorded by me, using OBS studio and converting it to MP3, or downloaded from some website. Here are the names I found on them:
FesliyanStudios.com(From the AR shooting sound), "Voicy.Network"(It's from the Homer Simpson scream, some british woman saying it at the end).
There, I prevented myself from being sued.

5. MEANINGLESS TIMESTAMPS TIME!!!
0:00 - Intro
0:07 - 2017
0:32 - 2018
1:06 - 2019 (quiet year, innit)
1:28 - 2020
1:46 - Outro

I'm tired.

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