LazerLord10This video shows you what I did in order to create the second Skyblock Timelapse. It covers the mods used, the setup for getting two clients running in one map on one computer, the video editing software, and the recording software.
How I Made the Skyblock Timelapse (Minecraft setup for two clients on one computer)LazerLord102017-01-07 | This video shows you what I did in order to create the second Skyblock Timelapse. It covers the mods used, the setup for getting two clients running in one map on one computer, the video editing software, and the recording software.
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
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Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/Lazerlord/about deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.comHow To Make 3D Printed Pin Badges at Home (3D print and Epoxy Cast)LazerLord102021-06-13 | In which I show you the process I went through to make DIY enamel-looking pin badges with cheap materials. Usually enamel pin badges require expensive machines and a large minimum order quantity, but if you can make them at home, you can make small batches that look pretty good!
Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:16 Artwork 1:22 3D Model 3:27 3D Print 5:32 Paint 6:32 Casting
The dragon artwork was originally a piece by Notidee on twitter! They make pretty cool art, check them out: twitter.com/Notideeart
For thinning the 2 part epoxy, in a 40ml batch, I found that 3ml of 100% isopropyl alcohol worked the best for diluting it. Usually I just mix the resin, then add the thinning agent until it's slightly more viscous than water. As mentioned in the video, do not do this if you intend on using the epoxy for structural applications.
The dyes are simple alcohol dyes made specifically for 2 part epoxies. I recommend finding opaque pigments instead, as the results I got from the transparent dyes ended up looking like candy.
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
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This video shows the process required to change the serpentine/accessory beth and the idler bearing on a 3rd generation (2015-2020) Honda Fit/Jazz. The total parts list only totals about $30 for the belt an the bearing. I don't really recommend changing the bearing. The whole reaon I changed this belt and the bearing was that the Fit starter to make a weird noise, and it sounded like a belt/pulley. Turns out it was just low on oil even though the digital oil life meter said it was good... nice.
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Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Website: http://Lazerlord.comBuilding my Stealthy Workstation (and saving $130)LazerLord102020-06-24 | This computer is horribly outdated! But it still works great, and I learned that one-way mirrors on side panels need to become a thing.
As mentioned in the video, I save $130 by frequenting reddit.com/r/buildapcsales and also by buying a used CPU; those things don't really wear out and I saved $10.
I did do benchmarking and an attempt at overclocking, but those didn't really get me anywhere and the video was getting long enough as it was. In case you didn't realize, this has been sitting in the editing booth for almost two years! It's not that I put 2 years of effort in to this, but rather I haven't had the combination of motivation and time to get it finished.
Oh, and here's the one way mirror material. I linked what I bought so you know what I used, but it's unavailable right now. Just find something similar (non-affiliated): amazon.com/gp/product/B07DN6RB8Y I hope you found this video useful!
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Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Website: http://Lazerlord.com764 days. Its been a while... A.K.A. Where were you?LazerLord102020-01-01 | Crazy man talks to self while running from thunderstorm on local beach.
A vaguely self-reflective video to throw to the internet before the decade rolls over. This is essentially an 'I'm not dead yet!' video, and hopefully sheds a little bit of light as to why I've been absent for over 700 days. As mentioned, explaining in detail the stuff I've been doing will only serve to harm my future personal endeavors, so I don't go in to detail to avoid that. I hope you understand. Apart from that, Hopefully I'll start making at least one video every two months or so, but who knows how busy I'll end up being in 2020 and beyond. Hopefully I have enough time to keep this hobby up, but nothing is guaranteed. Anyways, happy new year!
Also, this is as close as you'll get to me doing a vlog.
In this video, you'll see a few notable pieces of footage that I've recorded with my racing quadcopter. I started flying in early july, and I flew roughly 3 packs every weekend between then and the end of August. It has been a lot of fun, with a lot less crashes that I expected, and I can't wait until I can get out to fly again!
There might be a tutorial video coming out about how I built this quadcopter, but it's not set in stone and there are already great resources out there that I can't match. That video may end up being a video about unexpected problems that arose.
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
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Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Thingiverse: thingiverse.com/Lazerlord/about Website: http://Lazerlord.comCheap Laser Engraver Review: EleksLaser-A3 Pro 2500mW [PINNED COMMENT: UPDATE]LazerLord102017-11-01 | Yes, Lazerlord finally has a laser, but how good is it? I want you to know what this machine would be like if you got it, so pay attention to the video images! ---READ MORE FOR LINKS AND UPDATED INFORMATION---
How good is it? Well, it's about as good as you'd expect. It won't cut much, it will etch nearly anything that can burn, and it has reasonable detail. It would also be trivial to add your own tools to the end of this and make a plotter or other type of CNC machine. I may do that in the future, so stay tuned!
LaserGRBL firmware: github.com/gnea/grbl/wiki/Compiling-Grbl LaserGRBL configuration for this machine: Copy-paste the following code into the laserGRBL Gcode terminal when connected (I couldn't find an easy way to change these in the configuration file): $1 = 255 $3 = 1 $32 = 1 $100 = 80 $101 = 80 $102 = 80 $110 = 25000 $111 = 25000 $120 = 5000 $121 = 3000 $130 = 380 $131 = 300
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
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Step-by-step: - Insert image into GIMP and use the Threshold option in the color menu to get a black and white image if you don't already have one. - Export as PNG - Import that image into Inkscape and select "Path - Trace bitmap" - Delete the bitmap image from Inkscape - Save as SVG - Start sketch in Fusion - Import SVG - Done! - Have pizza
I had a lot of footage floating around on my computer, and I had to clear it out. That's basically the reason I made this silly video.
This video's style is similar to that of Danny2642 here on youtube! If you want to see videos in this style that are a bit better, check him out: youtube.com/user/Danny2462
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Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/Lazerlord/about Website (Likely incomplete): http://Lazerlord.comNet NeutralityLazerLord102017-07-12 | On Feb. 4, 2015, Wheeler confirmed that he would use Title II to give internet users the strongest protections possible. The full Commission approved his proposal on Feb. 26 — marking the *biggest victory for the public interest in the FCC's history*.
Now, under President Trump, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is doing everything he can to dismantle Net Neutrality. Speak out now to reject any attacks on the open internet.
Subject: I am against the "Restoring Internet Freedom" act
Dear [Name of person]: Please support any amendment that would strike out Sections 628, 629 and 630 from the Government Appropriations. These sections would undermine the FCC's Net Neutrality rules and prevent the agency from enforcing these critical protections. It is unacceptable to use a budget bill to circumvent the FCC's open rulemaking process that millions of citizens participated in. The American people have called for strong net neutrality rules. Congress should let the FCC do its job, and not engage in unproductive partisan brinkmanship. Thank you, [Your name here]
The Onion Router: torproject.orgMewtwo Pokemon Figure 3D Printed: Tutorial (Orientation and Support)LazerLord102017-06-09 | In which I show you the process that happens between downloading a model and printing it. Orientation in Meshmixer, support structure settings, and then the final print! There are probably better ways of doing all this, but this is what I found to be the easiest way of getting a complex model to successfully print on my Folger Tech FT-5
I don't do any 3D modeling in this video, but I really want to learn more about organic 3D modeling, so maybe I'll do a bit more of that in the future.
Of course, something like this isn't very common to find, but if you keep your eyes peeled, you may find a gem like this! It's the old optiplex 980 by Dell, and it works great!
I could have made this a lot cheaper if I didn't include bluetooth, wifi, and a hard drive, but I want this computer to actually be usable, not just cheap. I probably could have built it for less than $150 if I did that, but some features are almost needed. I probably would have left some features out if I'm going to use it in the future, but it's going off to a friend, and I don't know how he'll be using it, so I added more standard features.
Total parts list and cost:
* Dell Optiplex 980 with 255W PSU, i7 870, 16GB 1333MHz DDR3 RAM, and case - $15 * Test GPU - $5 * Well-used GTX 750 TI - $65 * SD card reader - $10 * 1TB Hard Drive - $50 * 128GB Crucial M4 SSD from a friend - $20 * Wifi card - $17 * USB bluetooth adapter - $7
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Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/Lazerlord/about deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.comWhat is the Smallest Number? (Vsauce fan-made compilation)LazerLord102017-05-08 | 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000...3
This was made from video all the way back to 2011. Lots of videos were watched!Custom 3D printed YOUTUBE PLAY BUTTON for 50K Subscribers! (3DP#03)LazerLord102017-04-07 | YouTube won't send me a play button for 50,000 subscribers, so I figured I'd make one for myself, ha!
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Yup, on April 2nd, I surpassed 50,000 subscribers here on YouTube. While most of these are from my Minecraft timelapses, and at least 20% of them are probably dead accounts, the number still says 50,000! Overall, this video is a little bit like a show-and-tell with some random thing I find while walking around the house. The structure isn't great, but hey, I had to get this video out ASAP!
Other footage in this is mainly from random videos I had lying around on my hard drive. The drone may look in good shape, but that was footage from over 5 months ago. I'll definitely want to rebuild it at some point. As for the electric scooter project, I need at least another 2 months in order to get that thing complete. Mounting the motor is the hardest part! If you have any ideas, let me know (no friction drive, please!).
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
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(If any of these links break, please let me know!)
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
Don't forget to leave a rating on the video, as it helps me out a lot.
Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/Lazerlord/about deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.comMinecraft Timelapse: SkyBlock Redux (4K 60fps)LazerLord102016-12-30 | Watch 40 hours of Survival Minecraft gameplay in one stunning 25 minute video. It’s the ever-popular SkyBlock custom survival map, and needless to say, much more was done than just survival in this video. **READ MORE FOR DOWNLOADS/MUSIC/FAQ**
-How long did this take? 40 hours of recorded footage, but there is likely 10-20 hours more in AFK farming, another 10 in editing, 8 to render, and 12 to upload. So yeah, about 85 hours total :) I only spent 3 months on this one, mainly because I actually worked at it a little bit more than the previous one, lol.
-What song was that? Did you read the music list?!?!?!
-Was this all in survival? Yup.
-What version of Minecraft was this? 1.8.
-Will you make another one? Probably not, unfortunately. By the end of this one, I was really tired of playing the map and just going through the process in general. I won’t stop YouTube all together, of course, but I likely won’t make Minecraft videos any more. It seems to just get more and more difficult. Also, I would assume that YouTube is pretty well saturated with Minecraft videos.
-How did you record this? Fraps was used to record the screen, and to play, I had a LAN world started with two accounts logged in from the same computer. See the next FAQ entry for more details.
-How much has this been sped up? Most of the time it’s 30-60 times faster than real time, but certain section (like the cobble stone generation) were sped up 240 times.
-Where did you get all the cobble stone? Right at the start you can see I place some lava and water, and where they meet, it makes cobblestone. If you mine this stone, it comes back soon after. Do that for a few dozen hours and you’ll get a few dozen stacks.
-Did you do any AFK farming? Oh yeah I did. I even made a script to mine cobblestone for me. Why would I waste my life holding down a mouse button and scrolling occasionally? I have better things to do!
-How did you get all of the carpet/wool/bed? String from spiders in the spider farm can be used to make wool for carpet and beds. The dye was all from plants and squids.
-How did you get hoppers/shears/iron? When the player kills a zombie, there is a small chance they will drop an iron ingot, and with all of the zombies killed in the EXP farm, that happened quite frequently. That was actually the primary purpose of that farm, because EXP has no purpose on this map.
-Why did you upload in 4K 60fps? Because I can.
-Why was 13:03 slightly blue tinted? I accidentally recorded with flux enabled, which turns my screen orange (like this http://prnt.sc/dpq4ta ) and I had to do massive amounts of color correction.
-What's up with the music skip at 13:35? While getting things synced up, I accidentally trimmed the song in the middle and separated it a bit. If it didn't take 8 hours to render and 13 hours to upload, I would have fixed this, but it's so minor that it's not worth fixing.
-My question wasn’t answered D:< !!! No need to be angry, that’s what the comment section is for. If you ask a question, I’m 90% likely to answer it if it hasn’t been answered already.
Thanks for reading this whole description. You get a cookie! (🍪)Addressing the Subscribers (My Brief Thoughts About My YouTube Stuff)LazerLord102016-12-22 | Lol, I didn't realize how dead I sounded until I edited this. Don't worry, I'm fine, it's just difficult to talk to a microphone with the same energy that you use to talk to another person.
Anyway, this is just a general update letting you know that more videos (including a minecraft timelapse) are coming! I also let you know that I don't really make videos specifically for subscribers, I make them as general resources for the internet to have. It's also just a fun hobby.
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
Don't forget to leave a rating on the video, as it helps me out a lot.
Overall, I really do enjoy this kit. I haven't had more than 3 prints from it yet, but I can already tell that it will be hard to beat the quality of this printer at this price point. It isn't great out of the box, but as a starting point for future modifications (which is what repraps are all about) I don't see how this printer could go wrong. Expect more from this printer in the future, as my old one is being sold.
Yeah, this is the obligatory Halloween video. I didn't dress up this year, but my drone did!
The ghost was made from an old fitted sheet and a balloon. It was fixed to the drone with some fishing line, and the eyes were colored in with sharpie. The final weight of the ghost was about 360 grams, so it's not super light. I would have flown it around more, but it started to rain, and my drone isn't waterproof (yet).
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know in the comments section, because I read pretty much every comment.
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Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10 Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/Lazerlord/about deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.comA Brief History of 3D Printers and How They Work (3DP#01)LazerLord102016-08-12 | In which I describe how 3D printers work and where they came from. This is a re-creation (sorta) of a presentation I did for school, but I think it's applicable to this series, because it gives you all a good background for 3D printing, both historically and functionally.
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Some tips for completing this game (only from experience, no research done):
-The laser works really well for the final boss. -Don't lose health to preserve a combo, it's not worth it. -Stocking up on health is the best thing you can do.
Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10Seen it for Days - Comix Zone Original Remix (Episode 1, Page 1-2)LazerLord102015-12-30 | A remastering of the original soundtrack of the classic game for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis Comix Zone.
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Flickr: flickr.com/photos/lazerlord deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.com Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10Timelapse: Building a 3D Printer | Folger Tech 2020 Prusa i3 (3DP#-1)LazerLord102015-12-28 | I built a 3D printer, and recorded nearly all of the building process. There was a lot to do in building this thing, but it was well worth it! Expect more videos about 3D printing in the future (after I finish calibrating it).
Total build time: Roughly 12 hours
While I followed the directions to build this initially, I had to change a few things in the final design. What I built in this video isn't exactly what I ended up using.
The final shot shows it with a few add-ons. Primarily the glass build plate and the LCD display. The build plate, which is covered in gold-colored kapton tape, was cut from a mirror. The LCD module was purchased and attached onto the RAMPS controller board.
The timelapse was filmed on a Droid Razr smartphone from 2011 at 1 picture/second. It was then sped up more in certain places, and the final speed in the video varies between 30 and 90 times faster than real time. The final shots were done with a Nikon D3200.
Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10Feed My Disease - Comix Zone Original Remix (Episode 1, Page 2-1)LazerLord102015-12-23 | A remastering of the original soundtrack of the classic game for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis Comix Zone.
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Flickr: flickr.com/photos/lazerlord deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.com Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10Homemade Speaker Box Testing - High Volume (100W RMS)LazerLord102015-10-27 | A test of my home-made portable speaker box! This is a follow-up to my previous video in which I showed the design and build process that went into this project. I figured that I should show you what it sound like and how loud it can get. Enjoy!
Info about the video: Speakers: Homemade 2 x 50W RMS | Built here: youtube.com/watch?v=_7fSTpviqII Microphone used: Built-in microphone on the Canon PowerShot SX40 HS Phone used: LG G4 Distance: ~4ft. dB reading: I don't really know, but my phone says that it was 85 dB, but I think it's just a little bit more than that. I didn't include it because I thought it was wrong, but I thought I would let you know nonetheless.
Twitter @LazerLord10: twitter.com/Lazerlord10The Other Side - Comix Zone Original Remix (Episode 3, Page 1-3)LazerLord102015-10-21 | A remastering of the original soundtrack of the classic game for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis Comix Zone.
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Created in Mixcraft 6.0, this is my interpretation of what the original composer Howard Drossin would have made had he not been limited by the Megadrive's sound card. I have remixed the whole soundtrack, and will be releasing songs week by week in the order that goes from best to least best. Some of the later levels have WONDERFUL music, and I want people to hear it, hence why I'm uploading them first.
Please excuse any poor technique used in the game, as I didn't look up how to do ANYTHING, so I probably missed out on a lot of it.
Original Composer: Howard Drossin Release Year: 1995
Flickr: flickr.com/photos/lazerlord deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.com Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10Comix Zone Remixes Coming SoonLazerLord102015-10-06 | Just letting you know that I will be releasing multiple remixes from the Sega Megadrive game Comix Zone. I remixed most of the soundtrack, and will be releasing each song every Wednesday at 4:30 EST. A download for the whole collection will be available after the final song has been released. That will happen in January.
Yes, gaming content will (probably) return. This is just a collection of remixes that I've made for fun over a while, and didn't take too much time to make. Because of this, I will (hopefully) have more time to make some gaming videos. But don't expect too many timelapses, because those take a REALLY long time to make, and I can't just throw one together in a week (or even a month).
I hope you enjoy them! The first one will be coming out tomorrow.
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Flickr: flickr.com/photos/lazerlord deviantArt: http://lazerlord10.deviantart.com Twitter: twitter.com/Lazerlord10SMB: All 70 Expert + Extra and Master Levels - 1080p 60fpsLazerLord102015-08-27 | I use the power of save states and the replay menu to bring you a sort of compilation of the expert levels from the GameCube version of Super Monkey Ball. This is more of an archival thing rather than pure entertainment. I want people to be able to see what kind of crazy levels happen later in the game. I didn't look any of these levels up, so I had to do a lot of trial and error in order to figure out how they are completed. Also, no pause-spamming was used to complete the levels. (Just look at some speedruns and you'll know what I mean.)
Here's a table to contents of you want to watch a specific set of levels:
This was done on the Dolphin emulator, which is how it was recorded at 1080p. Played with a 360 controller, and probably at about 80% speed in the later part of the game. For some reason, my computer doesn't like the later levels of Super Monkey Ball, and it runs really slowly, which gives me a bit of an advantage, giving me more time to react. The replays were all recorded at a locked 50% speed, and then sped up in editing in order for the video to look nice and smooth.
Pop-in of objects around the edges is purely due to the fact that this game was not designed to run in a 16:9 ratio monitor, along with the reflections and certain effects (mainly the heat effect in the desert levels) being incorrect and misaligned. I figured that a widescreen image with a few errors would be better than black bars on either side.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments section! I tend to respond to most questions that aren't addressed in the description.
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This is a representation of what it could look like to travel from the surface of the earth to the outreaches of the universe in about 4 minutes. Every star within our galaxy and every galaxy displayed are real stars and galaxies that have been cataloged. Distances are to a size that is accurate to real life. At the end of the video, the sky above earth lights up with all of the known objects above earth being displayed, primarily distant galaxies we don't normally see.
This was created using Space Engine, which is a free, and continuously developed universe simulator. It's very cool, and can actually generate a universe much bigger than our own.
Links: Space Engine: http://en.spaceengine.org Music: Chronos vs Umka Fx - Pusa : Nowhere, because apparently this Creative Comms music is owned by [Merlin] The State 51 Conspiracy!
Feel free to let me know what you thought about this video, as your feedback is always appreciated.
HERE IS A WAY TO DO IT IN THE NEWER VERSIONS (this was a comment, and proved very useful):
+NiklasFreshMemes
Also you can use multiples of the same account on a LAN or server world in 1.8+. Just launch minecraft with your normal account/profile selected. Then quit the LAUNCHER (Not the client you just launched!) and go into your .minecraft folder. Once there open launcher profiles.json and look for the selected profile bit. Change the "display name" there to something other then your normal account EX Camera. Then save and open the launcher, It should say Camera ready to play minecraft x.x.x. You should be able to log onto the same LAN world now. If you are using and server there is a setting in the config file you have to change (I don't know which one).
I believe that the server setting is the one that checks for validated users. It's called "online-mode=false".
(how I did it) This was all pretty simple, but if you want to do it with the new version, you can do this: Launch the minecraft launcher and log in and start a world as normal
Open desired world to a LAN network
Open the miecraft launcher again, but log in as someone else. This is where you would either need to get a second account, or ask a friend for their log in information.
Have the second account join the LAN network by scrolling to the bottom of the multilayer menu screen.
Use alt-tab to switch between the two accounts. Launch fraps or whatever recording software you want to use and start the recording of the camera's window. Alt-tab to the other minecraft window where you can now play. This should work, but it hasn't been tested with the new version all that much. (edit) While the switching does work, the button-holding-down thing doesn't work.
Let me know what you thought, and feel free to ask me any questions.