Zappa's MB2 Videos

[Zappa_2510]

With the release of the 1.4 update ive decided to get back into things and start doing videos again. So to start things off did alittle saber duel video.



Also have a facebook page set up for my movie stuff now: Jedi-Outcast Movies

More videos to come soon!

 

[Zappa_2510]

Adding some videos from last year, will have newer stuff here soon! Enjoy these duels!

 

[Zappa_2510]

older video sir but it checks out!

 

[Zappa_2510]

another day....another video !

 

[Zappa_2510]

 

[GoodOl'Ben]

Love the active video production. You could improve on the quality of the shots a bit though.

Record in-game demos instead of directly via Fraps or whatever screencap software you're using. After you find a good one, open it with Jedi Academy Movie Maker (in MB2 launcher go to Settings, select engine: Demo Editor).

To get started on how to use: https://jkhub.org/forum/76-jamme-tutorials/

 

[SeV]

Love the active video production. You could improve on the quality of the shots a bit though.

Record in-game demos instead of directly via Fraps or whatever screencap software you're using. After you find a good one, open it with Jedi Academy Movie Maker (in MB2 launcher go to Settings, select engine: Demo Editor).

To get started on how to use: https://jkhub.org/forum/76-jamme-tutorials/

Indeed. Jamme is really good for making videos. I also recommend you try to get your videos to 60 fps 720p, that way they look so smooth and nice and you can really tell the difference

 

[Zappa_2510]

alot of the stuff Im posting now is stuff I recorded from a year ago but never released I will check those out.

the newer stuff mainly the short videos is more of how I have things tweaked now.

@SeV what is the settings you use for ingame and rendering?

another older video

 

[SeV]

In-game everything on full. I also use nvidia inspector to enhance jamme graphics a bit more though it doesn't make much of a difference I think. Then I record with fraps at half size 60fps, but if you've got gud interwebs and decent PC u can record at full size 60 fps, though the file size will be alot larger so make sure u have ample space.

I render the videos at 13 Mbps bitrate 720p 60fps, but again if u can 'afford' it do 1080p maybe 15k bitrate. That'll get you really nice quality.

 

[Una-Rogg]

That pink clone is me

 

[Zappa_2510]

Yea I can see a big difference, the only bad thing is takes over an hour to render a 15 minute plus video but id say its worth it.

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