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Oct. 15th, 2008 10:12Act I is done. Yea me.
Oct. 15th, 2008
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Oct. 15th, 2008 10:43What is the single largest item in your house? In terms of mass/weight: the chest freezer, which is nearly full at this point. In terms of overall volume/space occupied, the HVAC system.
How well can you write your name with your non dominant hand? Almost legibly, if I go really slow.
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How well can you write your name with your non dominant hand? Almost legibly, if I go really slow.
( Ganked from RennieMom... )
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Oct. 15th, 2008 10:43What is the single largest item in your house? In terms of mass/weight: the chest freezer, which is nearly full at this point. In terms of overall volume/space occupied, the HVAC system.
How well can you write your name with your non dominant hand? Almost legibly, if I go really slow.
( Ganked from RennieMom... )
How well can you write your name with your non dominant hand? Almost legibly, if I go really slow.
( Ganked from RennieMom... )
I've edited only scene 1 of Act 2 (there are 11 total), but on the other hand spent most of the day motion stabilizing all of the second run-through. I queued all the rendering, so it will run while I'm asleep tonight.
A twenty minute segment takes about an hour and a half to render. There's an hour and ten minutes total footage. Hopefully, there will be no errors, and I can wake up to find the rendering done and all I have to do is assemble.
Edit: Two rendered, one failed: ran out of disk space. Imagine, running out of disk space on a 250GB drive. I cleared some space to my larger (but less reliable) drive, and set it as my backup so hopefully we won't have this trouble anymore.
On the bright side, the failed bit was the shortest of the lot, and took only half an hour to re-render.
A twenty minute segment takes about an hour and a half to render. There's an hour and ten minutes total footage. Hopefully, there will be no errors, and I can wake up to find the rendering done and all I have to do is assemble.
Edit: Two rendered, one failed: ran out of disk space. Imagine, running out of disk space on a 250GB drive. I cleared some space to my larger (but less reliable) drive, and set it as my backup so hopefully we won't have this trouble anymore.
On the bright side, the failed bit was the shortest of the lot, and took only half an hour to re-render.
I've edited only scene 1 of Act 2 (there are 11 total), but on the other hand spent most of the day motion stabilizing all of the second run-through. I queued all the rendering, so it will run while I'm asleep tonight.
A twenty minute segment takes about an hour and a half to render. There's an hour and ten minutes total footage. Hopefully, there will be no errors, and I can wake up to find the rendering done and all I have to do is assemble.
Edit: Two rendered, one failed: ran out of disk space. Imagine, running out of disk space on a 250GB drive. I cleared some space to my larger (but less reliable) drive, and set it as my backup so hopefully we won't have this trouble anymore.
On the bright side, the failed bit was the shortest of the lot, and took only half an hour to re-render.
A twenty minute segment takes about an hour and a half to render. There's an hour and ten minutes total footage. Hopefully, there will be no errors, and I can wake up to find the rendering done and all I have to do is assemble.
Edit: Two rendered, one failed: ran out of disk space. Imagine, running out of disk space on a 250GB drive. I cleared some space to my larger (but less reliable) drive, and set it as my backup so hopefully we won't have this trouble anymore.
On the bright side, the failed bit was the shortest of the lot, and took only half an hour to re-render.