This is a short movie that was made using 3D gamestudio in the year of 2004. It uses the 3D engine and is a full screen movie.


Noah's Stubborn Neighbors - A MOVIE MADE WITH 3D GAMESTUDIO!


It used a lot of the old WAITT(16); commands.
Hey, does anybody remember waitt(16); ? I think it was a quarter of a second wait time right? lol

Okay bye.

wait(16); was around one waitt(1); I thought
Hehe funny movie.

HAHA! Glad you liked it!

Yeah, I tried to present it in a FUNNY way. lol

" Noah! What have you built here!? ?!"

"I know, it's a giant casino!"

"No, no, no, it's a MEGA - Sized liquor store!"


I think that's why some of the key traditional "christian" game developer people hated my games, because I used humor for entertainment, rather than storytelling and violence as they do. lol

Storytelling and violence seems boring. Aggh, but humor is fun, yes?

I do not know the opinions of traditional christian game developers about your work really, but I do know some people don't have a sense of humor .
Most funny thing is how slow mozes talks .

Yes, I know he's a "slow-talker", which adds to it and I thought he sounded kinda spaced-out a little? Hehe

but also because of the "lip-syncing" that I was trying to do. Also, had to be sure he was not talking, while the last scene was taking place. lol

But, this technique was improved in the newer movies of the zoorace movies.

But, definetely wanted his mouth mnving, at the very precise time that the .wav file was being played.

Yup, it's all about FUN
Nice one

Cheers

Frazzle

Sweet movie

waitt(16) must be around one second.
(waitt(1) is 1/16 of a second)

I still have that command in several skripts.
As long as the compiler does not complain, I will use it further.
Its quick to write, and useful for function that need a constant fast
update, but not nessesarily every frame.
(wait(-0.16); takes simply longer to write than waitt(1);)

0.16 isn't 1/16 of a second but that just further emphasises your point about the simplicity of waitt(1).

julz