Beyond Galactic Science Episode 11 - Automated Sieving

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Duncan Webb

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Published on March 7, 2017 3:12:18 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7e27UD5L_Jg

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Duration: 41:36

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This video is the eleventh episode of Beyond Galactic Science, a series about what to do after all the quests for Galactic Science have been completed.

In this episode we sieve gravel to produce ores, this is a fairly standard Ex Nihilo processing, however in the design we are only using three crafters and one automated hammer to fully process the ores. We are also using the special features of the Tardis to send items to the sorting system.

The FTB Pack Code is THX2MYM

Music by Daria Shakhova is available at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Owl/Fairy_Forest/the_owl_-_owls_secret

I'm using Avisynth and MeGUI to prepare the video for youtube and recording with Dxtory and Lagarith video codec for recording.

All the clips are wrapped with an avs script that has this (Python) template:

source = "${source}"
LoadPlugin("C:\\Program Files (x86)\\MeGUI\\tools\\ffms\\ffms2.dll")
V = FFVideoSource(source, fpsnum=30, fpsden=1, threads=1).Lanczos4Resize(1280, 720)
A1 = FFAudioSource(source, track=1).Normalize(volume=1.0, show=false)
A2 = FFAudioSource(source, track=2).Normalize(volume=1.0, show=false)
commentary = MonoToStereo(A1, A1).AmplifyDB(1.5)
audio = MixAudio(commentary, A2, 0.9, 0.1)
AudioDub(V, audio)
return last

An avs script that is common to all episodes is:

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\MeGUI\tools\avisynth_plugin\NicAudio.dll")

global s2 = "Until next time..."
global pngfile = "D:\dxtory\galacticscience\BeyondGalacticScienceA.png"
global endpngfile = "D:\dxtory\galacticscience\BeyondGalacticScience.png"
global musicfile = "D:\dxtory\The_Owl_-_02_-_owls_secret.mp3"

function MakeVideo(clip c, string title, int "trim_in", int "trim_out")
{
sx = 460
sy = 574
font="Copasetic NF"
font_size=28
text_color = $d6d6c8 #light gray
halo_color = $ecb03c #light orange
halo_color = $df8519 #dark orange
fadein_frames = 30
fadeout_frames = 90
align = 5
title_frames = 150

pngclip = ImageSource(pngfile, pixel_type="RGB32", 0, 239).Lanczos4Resize(1280, 720)
intro = Subtitle(pngclip, title, sx, sy, font=font, size=font_size, text_color=text_color, halo_color=halo_color, lsp=60)
endpngclip = ImageSource(endpngfile, pixel_type="RGB32", fps=30, 0, 599).Lanczos4Resize(1280, 720).FadeIn(fadein_frames)
music = NicMPG123Source(musicfile).AudioTrim(0, 20).FadeOut(150)

ending = AudioDub(endpngclip, music)

trim_in = Default(trim_in, 0)
trim_out = Default(trim_out, c.FrameCount())
base = c.Trim(trim_in, trim_out)

Overlay(base, pngclip, mask=pngclip.ShowAlpha().FadeOut(fadein_frames), mode="blend", opacity=0.9)
Overlay(last, intro, mask=intro.ShowAlpha().FadeIO(fadein_frames), 0, 0)

FadeOut(fadeout_frames)
Subtitle(s2, first_frame=FrameCount-title_frames-1, last_frame=FrameCount-1, size=font_size, align=align, text_color=text_color, halo_color=halo_color, lsp=60)

last++ending

ConvertToYV12(interlaced=false)
tweak(bright=10)

return last
}

BlankClip(width=1280, height=720)

The clips are joined with this script:

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