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Old 2006-01-20, 20:11   Link #121
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Well, either it was done in afx or it had alot of freaking codes, like Draders pointed out. Thats what i thought.
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Old 2006-01-21, 02:49   Link #122
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Originally Posted by kakyuusei
sorry to bump this thread as it is a little outdated now but i was wondering if anyone could teach me howto do karaoke like these or point me in the right direction? i know the basics of \t but these really interesting effects puzzle me ^^;

- nanashi's noein opening
- gg's ayakashi ending
- any's he is my master opening
- anime-empire's capeta opening
- kickassanime's chobits opening

i am really curious about how these ones work.
Hi, I'm the moron who did capeta's op, so I'll explain it alittle if you still care. First off theres no clips. Second theres no moves. Third all transformations are simple chains. It's just the fact I use 256 layers per line for the beams. It's done with a trick of alpha+scale. From what I gave away already most tsers who know how to think fx from the base it was created on should understand just what i did now. If some of you are still confused ask me exactly what part of it confuses you in a pm, I'll respond whenever... ah... I'm around ^^
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Old 2006-01-21, 10:14   Link #123
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Originally Posted by Sergejack
I just made a encode of two of my most complex karaokes.
I had to split the scripts in several parts for the opening to be encodable (VSFilter bugs).

If someone want the scripts just ask me in PM.
I won't ask for the scripts, because it's more fun trying to figure out how you did things myself :P
I will, however, ask how large the resulting ASS files were in total, and what tools you used ^_^

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why do you spell crazy with an æ?
My guess is that it's how the official lyrics spell it. Probably a variation of the "heavy metal umlaut".
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Old 2006-01-21, 11:09   Link #124
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I won't ask for the scripts, because it's more fun trying to figure out how you did things myself :P
I will, however, ask how large the resulting ASS files were in total, and what tools you used ^_^
ED : 4MB

OP :
English : 300KB
Romanji : 12MB
Kanji (3 parts) : 10,10,10MB

It has been done using Eclipse (Java dev. tool).


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My guess is that it's how the official lyrics spell it. Probably a variation of the "heavy metal umlaut".
Timing and TL is from Angelic-Anime staff, since they dropped H7 such typoes (were they?) weren't a matter no more.
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Old 2006-01-21, 21:49   Link #125
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Very cool Sergejack; did planning that swirling effect beneath the words in the ED take much effort? I can't even fathom how one might go about that.
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Old 2006-01-22, 09:52   Link #126
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@xat:
It's really very simple, if you know how to use your trigonometric functions and calculate parametric plots. It's just about figuring out how to make an ellipsis with the long diameter being the width of the syllable and the short being some constant, perhaps also distorting it a bit to create a better 3D effect.
What I'm impressed about is not so much the technical workings of it, but rather the idea (And it does indeed look good =)
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Old 2006-01-22, 10:09   Link #127
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Could you elaborate please? I'm not sure how trig functions come into play with this; isn't it just an ellipsis formula established using syllable length and keeping track of X/Y offsets?
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Old 2006-01-22, 11:10   Link #128
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It looks to me like the yellow trail stuff is multiple little circles that appear and then expand/grow in size and fade off...
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Old 2006-01-22, 11:20   Link #129
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Since the kirakira (for lack of a better name :P) moves as a function of time, and it moves in both the X and Y axes, a paratetric function makes the most sense.
Here I'll assume the time a syllable is highlighted goes from 0 to 1, since that's the simplest. 1/10 of the time a syllable is highlighted is spent moving from the previous syllable's end position.
I'll assume the bottom center of a syllable is coordinate (0,0) for simplicity. Again, this is easily "fixed". "width" is the width of the current syllable, 5 is the smaller radius of the ellipsis. The X center for the previous syllable is "prevx".

x(t) = prevx*(0.1-t)*10 for t < 0.1
x(t) = sin((t-0.1)/0.9*2*pi)*width/2 for t >= 0.1
y(t) = -5 for t < 0.1
y(t) = -cos((t-0.1)/0.9*2*pi)*5 for t >= 0.1

Of course you'll need some special cases for the first and last syllable on a line. Note that this one assumes a linear movement between the syllables, I can't remember how it is in Sergejack's original karaoke. If it's an ellipsis with double radii in the top part, my functions will obviously be wrong.

I hope this was useful
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Old 2006-01-22, 13:37   Link #130
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Since alot of fx are based off bluring these days I thought I'd show something I made in 2004 that shows how the base of blur fxing works. The code is rather old style but whatever it shows you the basic idea behind it.

[Script Info]
; This is a Sub Station Alpha v4 script.
; For Sub Station Alpha info and downloads,
; go to http://www.eswat.demon.co.uk/
; or email kotus@eswat.demon.co.uk
Title: Blur FX
Original Script: <unknown>
ScriptType: v4.00
Collisions: Normal
PlayResY: 768
PlayDepth: 24
Timer: 100.0000

[V4 Styles]
Format: Name, Fontname, Fontsize, PrimaryColour, SecondaryColour, TertiaryColour, BackColour, Bold, Italic, BorderStyle, Outline, Shadow, Alignment, MarginL, MarginR, MarginV, AlphaLevel, Encoding
Style: Default,Arial,48,16777215,65535,65535,16777215,0,0 ,1,3,0,5,30,30,30,0,0

[Events]
Format: Marked, Start, End, Style, Name, MarginL, MarginR, MarginV, Effect, Text
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:04.00,0:00:05.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx180\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:04.00,0:00:05.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx220\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:06.00,0:00:07.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx180\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:06.00,0:00:07.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx220\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:05.00,0:00:06.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(483,375)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscy20\3a&H30 &\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscy30\bord1)\t(500,800 ,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscy20)}\N{\fscy100 }MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:05.00,0:00:06.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(483,375)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscy20\3a&H30 &\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscy10\bord1)\t(500,800 ,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscy20)}\N{\fscy100 }MnT

Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:07.00,0:00:08.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx180\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:07.00,0:00:08.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx220\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:09.00,0:00:10.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx180\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:09.00,0:00:10.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(460,380)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscx200\3a&H3 0&\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscx220\bord1)\t(500,8 00,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscx200)}\h{\fscx 100}MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:08.00,0:00:09.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(483,375)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscy20\3a&H30 &\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscy30\bord1)\t(500,800 ,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscy20)}\N{\fscy100 }MnT
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:08.00,0:00:09.00,*Default,,0000,0000 ,0000,,{\pos(483,375)\bord1\shad0\b1\fscy20\3a&H30 &\t(0,500,\1a&H60&\3a&H80&\fscy10\bord1)\t(500,800 ,\1a&H00&\3a&H00&)\t(600,1000,\fscy20)}\N{\fscy100 }MnT
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Old 2006-01-23, 16:20   Link #131
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Okay, so here I am with a problem I ran across with my karaoke.

The timing went okay, and so did the typesetting, except for one bit. In aegisub I entered the hiragana (japanese characters) for the karaoke, but when I tried to encode it, the text came out really weird. I heard something about UTF or something, can anyone help me with this?
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Old 2006-01-23, 16:38   Link #132
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Have you selected Japanese encoding for your font? ;}
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Old 2006-01-23, 16:44   Link #133
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Originally Posted by gnuffiehot
Okay, so here I am with a problem I ran across with my karaoke.

The timing went okay, and so did the typesetting, except for one bit. In aegisub I entered the hiragana (japanese characters) for the karaoke, but when I tried to encode it, the text came out really weird. I heard something about UTF or something, can anyone help me with this?
Don't use VirtualDub textsub 2.23; use Avisynth and VSFilter 2.3x (currently 2.37).
And if you need to, open the script with notepad and save it as Unicode.
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Old 2006-01-23, 16:49   Link #134
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Don't use VirtualDub textsub 2.23; use Avisynth and VSFilter 2.3x (currently 2.37).
And if you need to, open the script with notepad and save it as Unicode.
Is that an option, "Save as Unicode"?

edit: nvm, got it to work, Thanks a lot Sergejack!
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Old 2006-01-23, 18:00   Link #135
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Aegisub saves unicode by default, and that works with all languages, japanese included.
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17:43:13 <~deculture> Also, TheFluff, you are so fucking slowpoke.jpg that people think we dropped the DVD's.
17:43:16 <~deculture> nice job, fag!

01:04:41 < Plorkyeran> it was annoying to typeset so it should be annoying to read
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Old 2006-01-23, 22:01   Link #136
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Don't use VirtualDub textsub 2.23; use Avisynth and VSFilter 2.3x (currently 2.37).
And if you need to, open the script with notepad and save it as Unicode.

I still use 2.23 infact all the shows i do for a-e are 2.23 and i have no issues with font encoding >.>, 2.23 only has an issue with \be+alpha
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Old 2006-01-23, 23:06   Link #137
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2.23 also has issues with blocking on bright colours when they are layered even without \be1 or not 00 alphas. 2.35 is probably the best version, 2.37 has broken clipping and 2.36 has that border bug.
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Old 2006-01-24, 03:41   Link #138
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So the broken vector clipping was introduced in 2.37? That's good to know, I thought it had always been there... @_@

Even if getfresh doesn't have any issues with 2.23 and text encodings, I certainly do. I did a test a while back and it had huge problems with mostly anything not the system default.
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17:43:13 <~deculture> Also, TheFluff, you are so fucking slowpoke.jpg that people think we dropped the DVD's.
17:43:16 <~deculture> nice job, fag!

01:04:41 < Plorkyeran> it was annoying to typeset so it should be annoying to read
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Old 2006-01-24, 07:10   Link #139
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2.23 also has issues with blocking on bright colours when they are layered even without \be1 or not 00 alphas. 2.35 is probably the best version, 2.37 has broken clipping and 2.36 has that border bug.
blocking on brights is the rgb convert, but most really nice alpha fx are impossible if not done in rgb. We tested capetas opening in textsub and in vs vs looked like crap didn't blend for shit ^^
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Old 2006-01-24, 09:09   Link #140
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blocking on brights is the rgb convert, but most really nice alpha fx are impossible if not done in rgb. We tested capetas opening in textsub and in vs vs looked like crap didn't blend for shit ^^
Er, I have to admit that you just lost me completely. To the best of my knowledge, VSFilter (and textsub, which has the exact same rendering routines, just different entry points in the same DLL) ALWAYS converts the area being worked on to RGB, and then back to whatever the input colorspace was (even when used in DirectShow). There's really no difference at all, unless you by "textsub" mean Avery Lee's even more ancient Subtitler plugin for VirtualDub...
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17:43:13 <~deculture> Also, TheFluff, you are so fucking slowpoke.jpg that people think we dropped the DVD's.
17:43:16 <~deculture> nice job, fag!

01:04:41 < Plorkyeran> it was annoying to typeset so it should be annoying to read
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