Forever Stranded #07 - Boomerangs and the Wither
In this episode we first look at automating disenchanting armour with the Atomic Reconstructor. We also look at Super Crafting Frames. Next we look at Mechlsd's Wither grinding design and grind a couple of Withers. Finally we look at the range of Immersive Engineering cables and how to determine their range.
Mechlsd's playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8WW6QllFl6ELbUPqk6dPdSw-ikLEcGnG
Philippe Asselin's playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL74I2IFhws3g4KOf7XljKq6VawINGBADS He has a really neat trick with Enderman and Boats.
This video is the my seventh episode of Forever Stranded, a series of the Mod Pack by GWSheridan. Surviving in this pack is quite a challenge
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\foreverstranded\ForeverStranded.png"
global endpngfile = "D:\dxtory\foreverstranded\ForeverStrandedShip.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
sx = 70
sy = 574
sy = 460
font="Copasetic NF"
font="Gin Rai Italic"
font_size=45
text_color = $d6d6c8 #light gray
halo_color = $ecb03c #light orange
halo_color = $df8519 #dark orange
fadein_frames = 0
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().FadeOut(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:
mechlsd = ImageSource("D:\dxtory\foreverstranded\mechlsd.png", pixel_type="RGB32")
Function SliceandAnimatedOverlay(clip base, clip new, int firstframe, int lastframe, int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)
{
base=base.Trim(0,-firstframe)++\
Animate(base,firstframe,lastframe,"Overlay",\
new, x1, y1, new.ShowAlpha("RGB32"), 1, "blend",\
new, x2, y2, new.ShowAlpha("RGB32"), 1, "blend").Trim(firstframe,lastframe)++\
base.Trim(lastframe+1,0)
base
}
Import("D:\dxtory\foreverstranded\common.avs")
video = Import("D:\dxtory\foreverstranded\foreverstranded-0018.avi.avs")
video = SliceandAnimatedOverlay(video, mechlsd, 17640, 17640+100, -300, 380, 400, 180)
video = SliceandAnimatedOverlay(video, mechlsd, 17640+101, 17640+130, 400, 180, 400, 180)
video = SliceandAnimatedOverlay(video, mechlsd, 17640+131, 17640+230, 400, 180, -300, 80)
MakeVideo(video, "Episode 7: Boomerangs and Wither Bosses")
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