RBN2 Camera And Lights - Revision history

Doa: /* Sing-Alongs */

2020-11-09T18:22:09Z

Sing-Alongs

Oddbrother: Made entry obvious for convenience.

2018-01-18T17:24:06Z

Made entry obvious for convenience.

Oddbrother: Changed priority orders and added details to free directed cuts.

2018-01-18T17:22:42Z

Changed priority orders and added details to free directed cuts.

Oddbrother: Changed priority orders and added details to free directed cuts.

2018-01-18T17:21:52Z

Changed priority orders and added details to free directed cuts.

Oddbrother: Fixed typo, added secondary note for band member fallbacks.

2018-01-18T17:20:29Z

Fixed typo, added secondary note for band member fallbacks.

Nightmare Lyra: /* Lighting */

2014-02-01T19:30:06Z

Lighting

Nightmare Lyra: /* Lighting and Post Process Blending */

2014-02-01T19:24:17Z

Lighting and Post Process Blending

Nightmare Lyra: /* Intro */

2014-02-01T19:20:19Z

Intro

Nightmare Lyra: /* Spotlights */

2014-02-01T19:17:57Z

Spotlights

Pksage: /* Special Post-process */ Unavailable link

2013-05-19T20:19:50Z

Special Post-process: Unavailable link

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 The above are sing‐along notes‐‐they apply the lip‐sync animation from the vocalist to other characters during playback.
-Note that if Harmony parts are present for the vocals these notes will cause the guitarist to lip-sync Harmony 2, the bass/keyboard to lip-sync Harmony 3, and the drummer to lipsync Harmony 1.  If there is only a bassist/keyboardist present on screen, bass will lip-sync HARM2 and keyboard will lip-sync HARM3.
+Note that if Harmony parts are present for the vocals these notes will cause the guitarist to lip-sync Harmony 2, the <span style="color: blue">bassist</span> <s>bass/keyboard</s> to lip-sync Harmony 3, and the drummer to lipsync Harmony 1.  <s>If there is only a bassist/keyboardist present on screen, bass will lip-sync HARM2 and keyboard will lip-sync HARM3.</s> <span style="color: blue"><span style="color: blue">The keyboardist will replace the missing part should guitar or bass be absent</span>.
 Unlike focus notes that regulate camera cutting, these notes must extend for the length that the author wishes to make the selected character sing along.

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 * <b>[video_a.pp]</b> - slightly grainy video
 * <b>[film_16mm.pp]</b> - grainy video
-* <b>["$h!!+y"_tv.pp]</b> - very grainy video, dramatically lightens colors (you can guess what goes there instead of "$h!++y" ;) )
+* <b>[shitty_tv.pp]</b> - very grainy video, dramatically lightens colors
 * <b>[bloom.pp]</b> - slightly brightens picture and adds a choppy, low frame-per-second effect
 * <b>[film_sepia_ink.pp]</b> - reduces colors to a wide range of yellowish-gray shades

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 * [directed_all]
 * [directed_all_cam]
-* [directed_all_lt]
+* [directed_all_lt] <span style="color: green">*</span>
 Tricky to time correctly, but when used in conjunction with [bonusfx], looks nice in glam metal songs and tracks by big bands.
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 Standard directed cuts featuring a single character which have a “hit” moment, like kicking the camera or dropping to the floor or pointing. Drums has an alternate long duration version (lt = long time)
 * [directed_drums]
-* [directed_drums_lt]
+* [directed_drums_lt] <span style="color: green">*</span>
 * [directed_vocals]
-* [directed_bass ]
+* [directed_bass]
 * [directed_guitar]
 * [directed_keys]
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 These are close up shots that are used to emphasize a player, specifically hand animations, lip sync, and kick pedal movement. They are great for interesting vocals sections, guitar or bass solos, or parts with heavy drum work.
 * [directed_vocals_cls]
-* [directed_bass_cls] = fretboard shot
+* [directed_bass_cls] = fretboard shot <span style="color: green">*</span>
-* [directed_guitar_cls] = fretboard shot
+* [directed_guitar_cls] = fretboard shot <span style="color: green">*</span>
-* [directed_drums_kd] = drummer’s kick pedal
+* [directed_drums_kd] = drummer’s kick pedal <span style="color: green">*</span>
 This is a pool of shots in which the drummer points at the camera. Use with caution, because in some shots the drummer won't be playing.
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 These are sing‐along shots. Guitar and bass will interact with the vocalist, while the drummer has his/her own set of solo shots.
 * [directed_duo_drums]
 * [directed_duo_bass]
 * [directed_duo_kv]
 * [directed_duo_gb]
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 === Crowd Shots ===
 * [directed_crowd]
 == MIDI Notes ==

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 * [directed_all]
 * [directed_all_cam]
 * [directed_all_yeah]
 * [directed_bre]
 * [directed_brej]
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 * [directed_drums_pnt]
 * [directed_drums_np]
-* [directed_drums_lt]
+* [directed_drums_lt] <span style="color: green">*</span>
-* [directed_drums_kd]
+* [directed_drums_kd] <span style="color: green">*</span>
 * [directed_vocals]
 * [directed_vocals_np]
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 * [directed_bass_np]
 * [directed_bass_cam]
-* [directed_bass_cls]
+* [directed_bass_cls] <span style="color: green">*</span>
 * [directed_guitar]
 * [directed_crowd_g]
 * [directed_guitar_np]
-* [directed_guitar_cls]
+* [directed_guitar_cls] <span style="color: green">*</span>
 * [directed_guitar_cam_pr]
 * [directed_guitar_cam_pt]
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 * [directed_duo_drums]
 * [directed_duo_bass]
 * [directed_duo_kv]
 * [directed_duo_gb]
 * [directed_duo_kb]
 * [directed_duo_kg]
 == Directed Cuts ==

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 These are the most specific of the normal (i.e. non-directed) cam shot categories.  Combos involving drums and vocals are lower priority since they are always valid and therefore more general.
-Note: As an exception to the rule, a single keys shot will prioritize over any combo shot.
+Note 1: As an exception to the rule, a single keys shot will prioritize over any combo shot.
 * [coop_dv_near]
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 * [coop_bk_near]
 * [coop_gk_behind]
-* [coop_gk_near
+* [coop_gk_near]
 ==== Directed Cuts Priority ====

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:30, 1 February 2014
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	For a list of lighting calls with screenshots, check out [[Lighting Screenshots]]		For a list of lighting calls with screenshots, check out [[Lighting Screenshots]]
		+
		+	<span style="color: blue">C3 note: For previews on how lighting events look in game, check these videos:</span>
		+	http://youtu.be/fvZ75gQNCJY
		+	http://youtu.be/X2qfUImgRhQ

	== Lighting and Post Process Blending ==		== Lighting and Post Process Blending ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:24, 1 February 2014
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	The system works in exactly the same way for Post Process Effects.		The system works in exactly the same way for Post Process Effects.
		+
		+	* <span style="color: blue">C3 note: This trick can also be used to make a directed camera cut last for a custom amount of time.</span>

	== Pyrotechnics ==		== Pyrotechnics ==

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 This is a cue to transition between the lighting state used for the introduction to the song and the actual authoring. It should be used as the very first lighting preset and can be blended into the next authored state.
 * intro
 === Manual Lighting Calls ===

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 * 38 D1 =spotlight on bass
 * 37 C#1 = spotlight on drums
 Spotlight notes can be used one at a time or in conjunction with each other, in any combination. Like the sing‐along notes, spotlight notes must be authored for the length of time the author wishes the light to remain active. When the note ends, the light will turn off.
 == Post‐process Effects ==

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 * <b>[space_woosh.pp]</b> - lightens colors dramatically, creates three small video feed delays in blue, red, and green
-For a page with screenshots of the Post Process effects, go to [[Post Process Screenshots]]
+For a page with screenshots of the Post Process effects, go to Post Process Screenshots ('''C3 Note''': currently unavailable).
 == Lighting ==