Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
April 2, 1912. The day has come for the Titanic, the great vessel left Belfast for her sea trials which tested her speed, maneuverability, lifeboat capacity, etc. The vessel would be delivered on April 4, and would set on her famed maiden voyage on April 10. Yesterday was April 10, and today at this point in time, Titanic would have docked in Queenstown, no one would know on that day, no one would hear from the RMS Titanic..Ever again…
Animation: Keynote and FlipaClip.
Asset sources: Keynote, Minecraft, Shipbucket, SimplePlanes.
Minecraft Map By: Growling Lucario and Andrew Kroll. Their map is amazing and is available on Planet Minecraft for both Bedrock Edition (aka pocket edition for mobile users) and Java Edition.
Publishers note: This animation was a pain in the ass to create, I intended to release it on April 2 and I did, but then I noticed the video was corrupted and then deleted it straight after. Then it took almost 10 days to reconstruct, and throwing almost fully animated humans into the mix also slowed the process. Overall, it was a pain to do, and the exporting failed on this video so I ended up screen recording it, I do like how it turned out though so I am not disappointed, but I do feel a little bit ashamed I didn’t release the video on April 10 like I intended (I kinda get a little bit emotional when I am doing a project for something I am dedicated to, always has been a force of habit and usually when things go wrong I feel terrible but that’s besides the point). However, I hope this video will satisfy you all, warts and all.
April 2, 1912. The day has come for the Titanic, the great vessel left Belfast for her sea trials which tested her speed, maneuverability, lifeboat capacity, etc. The vessel would be delivered on April 4, and would set on her famed maiden voyage on April 10. Yesterday was April 10, and today at this point in time, Titanic would have docked in Queenstown, no one would know on that day, no one would hear from the RMS Titanic..Ever again…
Animation: Keynote and FlipaClip.
Asset sources: Keynote, Minecraft, Shipbucket, SimplePlanes.
Minecraft Map By: Growling Lucario and Andrew Kroll. Their map is amazing and is available on Planet Minecraft for both Bedrock Edition (aka pocket edition for mobile users) and Java Edition.
Publishers note: This animation was a pain in the ass to create, I intended to release it on April 2 and I did, but then I noticed the video was corrupted and then deleted it straight after. Then it took almost 10 days to reconstruct, and throwing almost fully animated humans into the mix also slowed the process. Overall, it was a pain to do, and the exporting failed on this video so I ended up screen recording it, I do like how it turned out though so I am not disappointed, but I do feel a little bit ashamed I didn’t release the video on April 10 like I intended (I kinda get a little bit emotional when I am doing a project for something I am dedicated to, always has been a force of habit and usually when things go wrong I feel terrible but that’s besides the point). However, I hope this video will satisfy you all, warts and all.
