I’m extremely burnt out on doing things frame by frame, especially with all of the extra axes available now. It takes several hours just do a 10-13 minute video. I’ve tried doing on the fly, but I have to touch up so much stuff afterwards, and I never got better at it. I’ve tried the joystick method, controller, and a mouse.
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I using a launch so it’s not the most accurate devise. So I’m using a mix between frame by frame and auto top/bottom injection with the video playing un 0.30, 0.45. It’s not accurate but it’s ok. A video of 10 minutes is done in something lile 45, 50 minutes
Thank you very much for these. I’ll look at them. I get instantly burnt out just from thinking about a doing a script. But, no one else is making the scripts I want, so I have to. Today was the first time in a a couple months that I even attempted scripting.
If I’m doing a long video I’ll do chunks of it at a time. In one of the threads linked by Husky I stated it takes me about an hour to do 5 minutes of video. So I’ll do an hour or two of scripting and then go do something else rather than doing a marathon 4-5 hour session. I also just generally script fewer videos than I used to (though some of this is just due to an overall lack of free time)
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I’ve noticed that I said basically the exact same thing as in the other thread, lol. Another way I’ll divide it up is by position (OK - now I’ll finish the BJ and take a break, finish the doggy and take a break, etc.). And like Galbine - I’ll usually have something going on in the background (often some music and a beer). Scripting is kind of time to chill for me.
I often put a youtube video of people talking about sports or news.
I split my screen in two on one side JFS and on the other the youtube video. When I’m tired I take a break for a few minutes by focusing on the video.When I feel that I don’t want to script. If I keep scripting the script will not be good in the end.
And especially when I feel that I’m close to burn out I stop for a few days or weeks.
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