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    Corvo261

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    What was that image on the last frame of the animation. Also I am confused about whether or not this is a simulation or the trainer is just in the pokeball for some reason.

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    HALOCE

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    corvo261 said:
    What was that image on the last frame of the animation. Also I am confused about whether or not this is a simulation or the trainer is just in the pokeball for some reason.

    It's too brainrot for you to understand, Corvo.

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    NotthatONEguy1234

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    corvo261 said:
    What was that image on the last frame of the animation. Also I am confused about whether or not this is a simulation or the trainer is just in the pokeball for some reason.

    some kind of horror demon thing screaming. very disturbing.

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    boix

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    corvo261 said:
    What was that image on the last frame of the animation. Also I am confused about whether or not this is a simulation or the trainer is just in the pokeball for some reason.

    Continuity errors?? Erm... Immersion ruined??

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    Zero300x

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    corvo261 said:
    What was that image on the last frame of the animation. Also I am confused about whether or not this is a simulation or the trainer is just in the pokeball for some reason.

    Just an AI prompt that turned into a meme for some tiktok clips but drawn over

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    Mairo

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    @kehveli, there's something really weird going on with your framerate.

    Firstly, every 3rd frame is dublicated, which is causing that major stuttery hiccup with every large movement and panning shots. File is 30 FPS, so render was most likely 20 FPS, keep the framerate the same throughout your process to avoid problems.

    Another one, especially in the beginning panning shots, for some reason the jump from first to second frame is much higher than the jump from second to third frame, so the movement is not consistant either.
    This starts to sound that there's more problems somewhere, last time I saw this, the artist was using Davinci Resolve, they rendered at 30 FPS, imported it at 24 FPS, then exported at 30 FPS, so the importing at 24 FPS just randomly dropped bunch of frames at random intervals that made the video look really stuttery mess.

    But there's lot of actual major issues with framerate that should be resolved.

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