using a game engine?

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using a game engine? Constituent 08/16/15 (Sun) 06:35:18 72808a No.232

I have a game engine that could use images and perhaps recorded voiceovers/subtitles [more complex ideas possible too] to present this in a video format that won't take as much space as a video [and can be interactive].

hmm?

Constituent 08/16/15 (Sun) 07:09:56 4662f2 No.248

I think this falls under scope creep.

We already have expense which are the drives.

We don't really have time or money to go this all out, and I don't suggest putting our resources towards this.

Short, sweet and simple will reach more audience.

RUSTY_SHACKLEFORD 08/16/15 (Sun) 07:35:18 470916 No.255

>>248

>>232

If you want to help, I am putting together an offline "website" to put all the info into separate pages that will be containing text, documents, as well as images and infographics.

It will be interactive with normie friendly controls.

Unless someone already works with game engines, it would be very, very costly in time to get to a point where it doesn't look like babby's first vidya or movie.

It would be easier to use a good movie editing program, such as Cyberlink's Powerdirector, and put together footage, infographics, and a narrator, to make a complete movie.

But this would be very time-consuming as well.

Constituent 08/16/15 (Sun) 16:27:43 72808a No.595

>>255

Ah, offline interactive website is probably the better direction.

Constituent 08/16/15 (Sun) 21:04:49 3a2a01 No.684

I admire the idea of a more interactive experience, but I think the best form to take would be video.

Normies won't be able to handle reading text after text or infograph.

We need to be snazzy and out merchant the merchant.

I'm proposing something along the lines of TGSNT with clips and images with text and music, or the same idea but with a narrator.