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Resident Evil Village
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Resident Evil 2
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Resident Evil 2 Remake : SRWE @ Freecam table by jim2point0 @ Vignette & sharpening removal patch by jackfuste.
Resident Evil Village
• Camera Tools by Otis_Inf
• Captured on PC with ReShade 4.9.1
• Edited in Lightroom Classic
Image is inspired by the Wii game Tatsunoko vs Capcom by Capcom. Zero and Dante vs Karas and Aki.
Wanted the image to be very dramatic because the game has over the top action and... because Karas is in it.
I've reworked the Kotobukiya Megaman Zero kit: paints, waterslide decals, and luminous decals.
PH: ReflexStudio
EDIT: Bluna Vyris
Cosplayer: MIlena Vigo
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Lost Planet 3
-NVIDIA Custom Resolution
-One3rd's Tool For Freecamera,FoV
- GeDaSaTo for hud toggle
-ReShade 3.0.8
* Happy new year folks !
Demonstration video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogZTCQwUU2w
Dry Bones model: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSKyGh8QYTI
This is an electronic 3-D sprite of Mega Man, made using similar technology as my Super Mario Dry Bones sprite from summer 2015. Inside this model I've got a small circuit built with an Atmel ATmega328P programmed with Arduino to play polyphonic music. Unlike the Dry Bones sprite, however, I made improvements with the LED-music synchronization. The Dry Bones sprite used a flickering LED for an eye, but since then I've figured out to multiplex LEDs with the same output pins of the PWM audio signals. In layman's terms, I've discovered a way to have the audio signals simultaneously control LEDs, by having the circuits split off in different routes from a common pin on the ATmega328. Thus, the three LEDs on Mega Man's Mega Buster blink in sync with each audio pulse, which is split off in three channels. As you can see in the demonstration video, the three lights blink at different times and overlap according to the audio signals. The three LEDs are connected to individual pins on the ATmega328, and not connected together in a single parallel circuit.
One of the major problems I ran into with the previous Dry Bones sprite (as well as the DL-44 Blaster) was having wires and components come loose from the circuit board. This is because I dislike permanently soldering certain components, so that I can make replacements or repairs if necessary, but by doing so, I risk the possibility of pieces coming loose from shoddy header pins. In this model, I've soldered male header pins on the circuit board instead of female ones, and this made sturdy connections with female jumper wires. This means if an LED burns out or if the speaker gets damaged, I can just disconnect the wires and install new ones (kind of like a car stereo).
The design for this sprite was pretty straightforward, and was initially conceptualized in LEGO Digital Designer, similar to the previous blinking sprites I've built. The inner circuit is powered by three AAA batteries, and for sound I've used a small 8 Ohm speaker from Radio Shack. The speaker is pushed up against a Technic plate with grille tiles on the outside (the sprite's right eye), in order to allow the sound to escape. To activate, a small tactile button is suspended atop the head, and when pressed, it plays the "Game Start" theme music from the original Mega Man series. I constructed this project especially for a birthday/Christmas gift of one of my best friends Skot Shaub, as he's always been a Mega Man fan since childhood! Suffice it to say, Skot was utterly amused at this when I presented it to him outside of Brendee's Pub in Downtown Lancaster on Christmas.
My favorite duo: Xylent and Xyrene spending a weekend on the couch, playing ps
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I remember when I was in gradeschool, before being addicted to sims, i'm addicted with Tekken in Ps2. I remember memorizing the combos.Haha. But now, i'm outdated of the latest version. Well, I have sims now.. :D
Thanks for viewing! ^-^
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EDIT: Bluna Vyris
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In vista dell’uscita di Resident Evil 7, che uscirà fra pochi giorni, gli sviluppatori hanno rilasciato una dichiarazione su Steam in cui svelano extra e accorgimenti tecnici relativi a questo attesissimo capitolo.
Con l’acquisto di un pass stagionale non rimborsabile, si potrà a...
Approfittando del clamoroso successo a cui verrà incontro Resident Evil 7, che vedrà la luce il 24 gennaio, i londinesi inaugurano oggi la casa degli orrori dedicata alla serie di celebri survival horror. Questo edificio permetterà al visitatore di ripercorrere 45 minuti di ambientazioni di gi...
Iron Man
from "Marvel Select 7" Iron Man 2 Action Figure
Borders Exclusive Iron Man Mark IV
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Bionic Commando
from "Bionic Commando 7" Action Figure
〈NECA〉"
Foto tirada na feira de Artes Geek promovida pela Casa Tamarindo em parceria com meu irmão Gabriel da DiosMio Dioramas
Hello Lego fans and Mega man fans alike, Make sure to spread the word and support today!
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I cheated with this one a bit and edited out the original background. It was an ugly wall... the Blue plate that would really be there is... pricey :(
But other than that, the stage is built just as you see it.
Hopefully there will be a FIXED version soon enough.