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ZorajitZorajit posted:Are we done "Articles, Books, Gearpeople have written entire libraries dedicated to expla-" HEY ARE YOU DONE FIXING THAT YET?
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I'm a little disappointed that the entire episode wasn't just them playing space video games Rixty Minutes style.
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Aug 7, 2015 20:58
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Waffleman_ posted:I'm a little disappointed that the entire episode wasn't just them playing space video games Rixty Minutes style. Now I want them to make a sequel to Rick and Morty's Rushed Licensed Adventure akin to Wario Ware. Just a ton of space video games in short sequences.
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Aug 7, 2015 21:21
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Animating hundreds (thousands?) of gears seems like it'd make the animators scream wubba lubba dub dub
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I'm currently writing my thesis on gear-genitalia, gear-gender and gear-sexuality.a shameful boehner posted:Animating hundreds (thousands?) of gears seems like it'd make the animators scream wubba lubba dub dub I'm willing to bet 90% of those gears are 3D, which is so much easier it's ridiculous.
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VideoTapir posted:Don't think about it. Should be the thread motto.
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Aug 7, 2015 22:11
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I gotta say the gear people are one of my favorite designs on the show. They really capture the look and feel of some 80's toy extended out to a whole civilization.
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Megaspel posted:I'm currently writing my thesis on gear-genitalia, gear-gender and gear-sexuality. My preferred pronouns are gearm/gearr/gearmself
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Typical posted:ayyye. thats my bug drawing. Hazo posted:Can you go into a little detail about how you all eventually settle on a design? Does the prop team sit down and vote? Does the art supervisor choose? Does Dan walk in and pick one like how George Lucas wanders into a room and points at the model he wants? All those timeline detecting devices are really interesting and cool so how do you decide on the one that's used? Were there any factors about specific ones that made them clash with the show's design? For instance, I would imagine Rick's devices can't look too polished or professional, but then again, I obviously don't work on the show.
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ZorajitZorajit posted:Are we done Ohhhh boy, do I envy you. It all began...
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boo_radley posted:Ohhhh boy, do I envy you. It all began... The thing to remember about the Gear Sex is that its all about the Gears.
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Aug 8, 2015 07:19
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There's a lot of grinding involved
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Aug 8, 2015 14:05
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No, grinding is bad. If you feel any grinding, stop, apply more lube, and take it slowly.
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Applewhite posted:I gotta say the gear people are one of my favorite designs on the show. They really capture the look and feel of some 80's toy extended out to a whole civilization. There was specifically a He-Man guy who worked like this, Roboto. Transparent body with a bunch of plastic gears inside. Pretty sure that was the basis.
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Maxwell Lord posted:There was specifically a He-Man guy who worked like this, Roboto. Transparent body with a bunch of plastic gears inside. Pretty sure that was the basis. 
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Aug 8, 2015 16:41
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I, for one, am looking forward to the planet of the mechanecks. (one of only 3 he-man guys that survived my childhood)
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Aug 8, 2015 18:19
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Was watching Mortynight Run again, and I just love the way Jemaine Clement says "fart" or "Morty". Such a lovely, soothing voice he has.  Also, is Midnight Run any good? I wanna learn more about Jerry's taste in movies. Rassle posted:I, for one, am looking forward to the planet of the mechanecks. (one of only 3 he-man guys that survived my childhood) You lucky bastards, my parents never bought me any of those cool He-Man toys. All I got from that franchise was one lousy She-Ra VHS. I did have a pretty sweet Toxic Avenger figurine though. 
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Meta-Mollusk posted:Was watching Mortynight Run again, and I just love the way Jemaine Clement says "fart" or "Morty". Such a lovely, soothing voice he has. It's generally highly regarded
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MrL_JaKiri posted:It's generally highly regarded
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Meta-Mollusk posted:Was watching Mortynight Run again, and I just love the way Jemaine Clement says "fart" or "Morty". Such a lovely, soothing voice he has. Correct https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHWK8F2E1hQ
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Aug 8, 2015 21:26
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Zsinjeh posted:depends on the tv settings The factory tint setting is always too high.
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Aug 9, 2015 05:03
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Solice Kirsk posted:The factory tint setting is always too high. Yeah, why is that?
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Aug 9, 2015 05:49
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The Human Crouton posted:Yeah, why is that? so it looks better on the shop floor
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Aug 9, 2015 12:25
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They call it "burn mode" and they turn the brightness and contrast up really high too. Never buy a floor model tv.
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Meta-Mollusk posted:Was watching Mortynight Run again, and I just love the way Jemaine Clement says "fart" or "Morty". Such a lovely, soothing voice he has. That's a Toxic Crusader figure, pal 
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I was wondering how Gearhead or the Gear people got those episodes of Gazorpazorpfield and Ball Fondlers, then I realized it was probably from Rick one way or another.
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Onomarchus posted:I was wondering how Gearhead or the Gear people got those episodes of Gazorpazorpfield and Ball Fondlers, then I realized it was probably from Rick one way or another. Inter-dimensional Netflix, duh.
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Onomarchus posted:I was wondering how Gearhead or the Gear people got those episodes of Gazorpazorpfield and Ball Fondlers, then I realized it was probably from Rick one way or another. Why can't they just have a good cable package? Rick's not the center of the universe, you know.
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Irish Joe posted:Why can't they just have a good cable package?
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Just want to say that I thoroughly enjoy this show and that it's cool that a goon works on it and posts about it here and stuff.
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Aug 9, 2015 20:28
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Hazo posted:"Number one is me, rear end in a top hat!" See, it even says it in the show title. Morty is number 2, and no one else matters.
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Nichael posted:I'm a little late to say this, but I wanted to reiterate what everyone else is saying. Your work is really great. I was also wondering what Hazo asked: I want to hear more about this too. Do they just say "it's a machine with a screen" or do they give you more to go on?
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Nichael posted:I'm a little late to say this, but I wanted to reiterate what everyone else is saying. Your work is really great. I was also wondering what Hazo asked: I'm super glad you guys like the art!. The design process is actually pretty simple. we have a meeting with Justin and the art director James, he goes over the script with us. The script in episode one just said something like. "and then Rick pulls out something like an oscilloscope that he built, blows the dust off of it and turns it on. Two dots are readable on the screen" so that was pretty much all I had to go off of. I went back to my desk and sketched a bunch of those things you saw earlier. and asked the art director for notes on the designs. The art director is in charge of the entire visual style of the show. he makes sure that everything stays consistent and believable and interesting. Hes pretty much leads the art team and keeps everything on track visually. we know what were doing for the most part but hes the one that has the final say in everything. his job is also to interpret Justin's ideas. Justin doesn't really have time to draw for the show. that's not really his job. occasionally he draws doodles and stuff if he has something really specific that he wants us to do. but hes more in charge of the show as a whole. so he just tells us what he wants and picks his favorite stuff to go on screen. Later I cleaned it up inked it and drew the extra angles of it Anyways, back to the device. James gave me some notes and we made a few adjustments here and there to make all of the designs a little more complex and interesting. and then we took the best ones and submitted it to Justin, and he picked that one. really any of those could have worked for the purpose of that machine i think. but that one was probably the easiest read. a typical Rick invention is a amalgamation of parts and junk. they all sort of feel a certain way. its not to hard for me to come up with stuff rick would make. That one in particular was based off an old computer i made when i was 14. so it was my favorite prop for that show. Oh also there isnt a prop "team" its just me, there are other designers though. we have a few characters designers and 4 or 5 background designers. and then a bunch of color people. Forums User Asile is on the color team and she colored the time computer machine.
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Irish Joe posted:Why can't they just have a good cable package? Those programs are from a different dimension. As far as I remember, only Ricks (and one Morty) are shown to have transdimensional technology. The, er, strip-mall-thing the Jerry day care center is at seems to jump into different dimensions, but the nonhumans there are probably just along for the ride if they even all know they are dimension hopping. It's got to be controlled by the Rick that came up with it, and I imagine it regularly goes back to his dimension anyway.
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Onomarchus posted:Those programs are from a different dimension. As far as I remember, only Ricks (and one Morty) are shown to have transdimensional technology. The, er, strip-mall-thing the Jerry day care center is at seems to jump into different dimensions, but the nonhumans there are probably just along for the ride if they even all know they are dimension hopping. It's got to be controlled by the Rick that came up with it, and I imagine it regularly goes back to his dimension anyway. I think Rick said the asteroid base was in some kind of dimensional limbo, so any Rick can get to it, presumably with a pass key or something. I get the feeling that Rick isn't the only person with that level of technology, but he is probably the only person both smart and irresponsible enough to use it the way he does. I could see Rick selling those transdimensional cable tuners, though. It'd be a good racket. I can't wait for tonight's Rickdiculous shenanigans.
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Onomarchus posted:Those programs are from a different dimension. As far as I remember, only Ricks (and one Morty) are shown to have transdimensional technology.
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JT Jag posted:The first episode features a transdimensional customs center. Oh yeah, that's right. Silly me. I do remember hearing somewhere else the pilot was a little different from the rest of the series (then just the first season), and now I'm beginning to see it.
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Onomarchus posted:Oh yeah, that's right. Silly me. I do remember hearing somewhere else the pilot was a little different from the rest of the series (then just the first season), and now I'm beginning to see it.
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~new ep time aww yeah~
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Time to watch this brand new episode of Rick and Morty for the first time!
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