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And don't worry, it doesn't actually re-sync that much. I just spammed the button to get a lot of text onscreen
Also, all my plugins are now free of Keyhooks, which should help with the annoying Virus Scanner warnings.
RWA 0.4 Teaser
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tec27
United States3642 Posts
And don't worry, it doesn't actually re-sync that much. I just spammed the button to get a lot of text onscreen Also, all my plugins are now free of Keyhooks, which should help with the annoying Virus Scanner warnings. | ||
IntoTheWow
is awesome32218 Posts
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On August 07 2008 15:36 il0seonpurpose wrote: What does it do? makes/plays replays with audio | ||
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Superiorwolf
United States5509 Posts
even load older versions if you depatch? (1.10 is my specific concern, when boxer and reach and w/e reps were abundant). Great job working on this tec  | ||
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tec27
United States3642 Posts
On August 07 2008 16:00 Superiorwolf wrote: Do you have a list of all the updates this will come with - or current features added since 0.1? Thx... now that everyone's doing Korean VODs I should pick up some less known games on replays with foreigners or old games or something when I get back... what's compatibility with older versions of SC? Er... can chaoslauncher even load older versions if you depatch? (1.10 is my specific concern, when boxer and reach and w/e reps were abundant). Great job working on this tec Main new feature is allowing RWA authors to store speed data inside the replay as well, so that they can speed up and slow down the replay at will (and it will reflect on the user's screen). | ||
RaGe
Belgium9934 Posts
On August 07 2008 22:33 tec27 wrote: Main new feature is allowing RWA authors to store speed data inside the replay as well, so that they can speed up and slow down the replay at will (and it will reflect on the user's screen). thats awesome. I'm definately gonna make some more when this gets released. | ||
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SonuvBob
Aiur21542 Posts
On August 07 2008 22:33 tec27 wrote: Main new feature is allowing RWA authors to store speed data inside the replay as well, so that they can speed up and slow down the replay at will (and it will reflect on the user's screen). Oh, that is awesome. :D | ||
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
im very biased when it comes to new age stuff; i'll be the guy over in the corner clinging to my 8track ; washing dirty clothes in the river | ||
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tec27
United States3642 Posts
On August 08 2008 04:29 HeavOnEarth wrote: this seems all magically and wonderful but i don't really get it and i would be very appreciative if someone could give a visual representation or a more clear explanation im very biased when it comes to new age stuff; i'll be the guy over in the corner clinging to my 8track ; washing dirty clothes in the river Well, in the screenshot, all I'm showing is the new messaging technique (before, it would display messages in an ugly black box that flickered a lot). This functionality will be in the new version of the RWA plugins, which allows users to attach audio to replays, and then listen to it later easily (and it automatically keeps it synced up and such). And speed syncing is also a new feature, and I'll try to explain that better real quick: Basically, in the earlier versions of RWA, commentators were "locked" at 'Fastest', and if they went off that speed, the audio would become desynced from the replay. Listeners could go off 'Fastest', but the audio would pause until they came back to that speed setting, and then it would resync from there. In the updated version, Commentators are no longer locked at a single speed. When the replay begins, the plugin will automatically set the speed to fastest, but from then on you are free to manipulate it how you wish. If you want to speed through the beginning until they start getting armies, you'll be able to. Consequentially, listeners are now locked into the current speed of commentators. Like if the commentators changed the speed to 'Normal' at 1:30, then when the listener reaches 1:30 in the replay, it will automatically change the speed to that (and maintain the audio sync with that). Hope that helps, although it seems a little long-winded | ||
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
being a person who's never used fraps ( or whatever u guys use now ) or audio/video devices to make VODS or FPVODS , i couldn't possibly understand any of this. ~ | ||
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SonuvBob
Aiur21542 Posts
On August 08 2008 04:29 HeavOnEarth wrote: this seems all magically and wonderful but i don't really get it and i would be very appreciative if someone could give a visual representation or a more clear explanation im very biased when it comes to new age stuff; i'll be the guy over in the corner clinging to my 8track ; washing dirty clothes in the river When you watch a replay made with this program, your computer will talk to you. | ||
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
On August 08 2008 04:50 SonuvBob wrote: When you watch a replay made with this program, your computer will talk to you. FUCK OMG *grabs the pitchfork and torches* | ||
Sigrun
United States1650 Posts
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