Teague; considering my nurbs curve is the source which all elements are animated to, I wouldn't call moving objects past the camera easier, but sure.

All good ideas, I'll have to do some testing.
Also, youtube kinda messed with the quality.

Right. My bad. But yeah.There are a total of 2 lights illuminating the scene. Both are going thru the tunnel slightly before the camera.

Yeah, it figures you'd do a texture-based reply.
I'll wait and see what you come up with(if you have time), and work from that.

I did try to add lightning flares, but seeing as the texture is always facing the camera, there's no real depth(volumetrics) to help sell the effect either, I'm afraid.

Saniss: About a year now. In THIS house, at least.
Matt: That's... the gist of it, sure.

Also, Mike Shinoda did the soundtrack(with some help, obviously).

Did you just hotlink an image that doesn't allow hotlinking?

[DORKMAN EDIT: Shut up you.]

I'm not wanting her love for the films. As you know(pun intended), this was her idea, not mine. She wants to know what all the fuzz is about, and has the lowest expectations for the films possible. It's like any of us, upon pressing unpause on the remote after we loaded 'Twilight'.

On a side note; I'm completely okay with the clone wars and the prequels.

Now, why would I be that? It's not that _I_ enjoy them at all. In fact, I don't even want to watch them ever again, but the joy and enthusiasm I see in my son's face when he wathes them, is what I felt when I watched the originals as a child. If the new films and crappy ass TV-series can bring forth in my son what the originals did with me, I think Lucas is still, in spite of all his flaws, doing at least something right.

Fixed.

Yes, I got that, but I'm not going to the extreme levels of checking out Adywans edit, a revisited edit, or the phantom edits. It's the films as they are, or nothing.

Alright, I finally got thru them all. It took me close to 3 weeks, but I did it. It's nothing impressive, compared to the DiF fellowship, but still.

My hat goes off to Dorkman for not only not tapping out, but also, riding it out, with interesting things to say whenever he said it. Trey also gets a nod for not tapping out, but i didn't feel he was present as much as Dorkman.

I guess I'll have some more episode-related comments and quirks down the road, but for now, congrats guys. I really wish I didn't have kids so I could partake in it

Easier? The lack of hefty motion blur makes each frame easier, but it's also double the amount of frames(or 4 times, if shot in stereo, obviously), so it's still a hell of a lot more work.