I might have to try this, some day. When school is done...

But, it is encouraging to know that a complete artistic moron such as myself may be able to figure it.

Not saying you're a moron, Owen. Just that, I feel slightly more hopeful for myself.

I'd be willing to give it a try as I have been interested in attempting a table-top RPG for some time now. Online might be easier given my wacky work schedule.

Webcam is not possible right away, but I will be taking steps to change that. Still set for audio though.

Setting: I am down for either, though I prefer science fiction. I find already established worlds easier for me to immerse myself in to because I am big on world building and knowing all the lore and ins-and-outs of a world. But, the right fantasy world (not LOTR-yet...I probably could be persuaded without much difficulty) could draw me in.

Maybe a cyber punk style setting?

I love this idea, BDA.

I might not have the chance to watch this coming film, but hope to jump in soon

It's not a bug, it's a feature!

Seriously, Own, I love the concept, and would use it in a novel without question

Looking forward to more screenshots

I'll take a dozen!

I'll be downloading it and giving it a listen.

I have yet to find the time or energy to invest in GoT. The first episode I saw just made me feel ill. I'm not denying production, acting or skill here. I'm just saying it is not for me.

That's cool! I know that engine is incredibly powerful so I am hoping that many creative people are able to have fun with it.

The kid's reaction at the end would probably be my feeling after watching GoT for the first time.

Nice. Yeah, thought I had the flu, but just bronchitis and a fever. Took me out of work for two days.

Get well soon. Is there any other footage to review beyond what was posted with Tom's hologram?

edit:

First pass on trying to map the finger motions. The last part if very rapid, so I am sure I missed something.

Note: time stamps are based off of the holgram test footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgAzJKTpV9E#t=15

0:05-finger on the hologram
0:15-multiple actions
    -index finger moves down to up
    -index finger presses in
0:16-multiple actions
    -middle finger presses down
    -index finger moves down
    -middle finger moves down again
    -hand moves up in these actions
0:17-multiple actions
    -hand moves down-index finger presses down
    -middle finger presses down
0:18-multiple actions
    -middle finger pushes down
    -ring finger taps in?
    -index finger pushes down then moves up

0:19-multiple actions
    -middle finger pushes in
    -index finger pushes in
    -hand moves down
    -
0:20-22-multiple actions
    -index finger towards the top and pushes in
    -index finger pushes in three times moving upward as it starts
    -hand moves down and index finger pushes in twice.

Thanks for sharing, Teague. While I am not in the VFX field (my artistic talent is stick figures) I will be interning for my degree next year. The prospect is "The scariest thing ever." I've been married, had two kids, and faced some illnesses and nothing matches the uncertainty that I felt when my wife and I started planning out for the internship.

So, while not the same field, I completely appreciate the candor and honesty about the experience.

*should mail Teague a Diet Coke just 'cause*

Edit: if you see a double post, don't worry. I deleted it due to Internet issues.