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Any way to turn a looped video into a stage background?
- Thread starter Dekarus
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Xermo
Smash Champion
Not without converting it into individual frames and importing every frame separately into the stage.
Then reanimating it.
It's also worth mentioning that animation via individual textures ramps up the file size significantly and you're likely to hit the stage filesize limit quicker.
Then reanimating it.
It's also worth mentioning that animation via individual textures ramps up the file size significantly and you're likely to hit the stage filesize limit quicker.
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Great. Well, I have a feeling that making Pepsi man as the background for a custom battlefield is going to be much more tedious. At least it's only 51 seconds, so it won't be too much larger for the filesize.
Javln Mastr
Smash Journeyman
51 seconds is far too big
Xermo
Smash Champion
51 seconds of animation is far too long and far too many frames. You're looking at over 1500 frames assuming the video is at least 30fps.
The filesize for battlefield itself can barely reach 4MBs at that.
Xermo
Smash Champion
FD is a combination of 3d / spherical models and textures "wrapped" onto them and told to move a certain way. Totals at 9600 frames iirc. It's easy on the filesize since it doesn't use individual textures for each frame of animation.
If you wanted to recreate the pepsiman background to play in the same vein as FD does, you'd need to either import the model of the city used in the game (not an easy feat) or model one yourself and animate it through brawlbox (also not easy).
sinistersnakesennin
Smash Ace
I would take a look at the Lumine Hall stage on Brawlvault for ideas.