lrjs

Getthim wrote:what's mod key on windows?

BenWubbleyou wrote:This is very cool!

I LOVE the design! You have killed it with the animations and icons. Though some I have noticed don't do anything just yet. But everything looks much smoother and nicer.

Conundrumer wrote:

BenWubbleyou wrote:This is very cool!

I LOVE the design! You have killed it with the animations and icons. Though some I have noticed don't do anything just yet. But everything looks much smoother and nicer.

i have this library to thank: http://material-ui.com/
and these set of icons: https://materialdesignicons.com/

hypothet wrote:if I'm doing detailed work close to bosh, it would be very useful to see behind him so I can figure out what I'm doing-- less guesswork=good

so if there's a way to control opacity while editing, that would be amazing

Conundrumer wrote:

hypothet wrote:if I'm doing detailed work close to bosh, it would be very useful to see behind him so I can figure out what I'm doing-- less guesswork=good

so if there's a way to control opacity while editing, that would be amazing

if you're doing detailed work, you'll probably want to see contact points. i'll add that as a feature request
for now, though, you can use onion skinning to see the frames between the flag and the current frame

mmtunligit wrote:Save doesn't work for me I can only edit the track and play it, can't change the properties either

lrjs 0.6.1

• smooth camera
  
• video export (it's amazing this actually works, but only for chrome)
  
• confirm before exit/new track
  
• autoload tracks from url
  
• lra trk import (without lra custom feature support, keep in mind)
  

How to: Autoload tracks from url

1. save as .json (it's annoying to support binary file support (ie .sol and .trk))
   
   
2. upload to your dropbox (srsly can we stop using mediafire)
   
   
3. get your dropbox share url:
   

   Code:

   https://www.dropbox.com/s/ys5m57ha2i37jlu/5inffff.json?dl=0

   
   
4. take the lrjs url
   

   Code:

   http://conundrumer.com/lr/

   
   
5. add "?track=" to the end of it
   

   Code:

   http://conundrumer.com/lr/?track=

   
   
6. add your dropbox link to the end of it
   

   Code:

   http://conundrumer.com/lr/?track=https://www.dropbox.com/s/ys5m57ha2i37jlu/5inffff.json?dl=0

   
   
7. Go to the link, count to 5, and the track will load.
   

How to: Export video

1. use chrome
   
   
2. load your track and open the advanced toolbars
   
   
3. make the timeline length the duration you want it (as in, play your track and stop where you want it to stop, and the timeline will make where you stopped the ending. you can also drag the checkered flag to make the ending sooner). adjust the zoom to your liking.
   
   
4. (optional) Open: View>Developer>Javascript Console to see information about the video being recorded.
   
   
5. click on the movie button, and allow popups. A window will popup.
   
   
6. it will record in 720p by default. you can go do something else while it records but keep the tab open (like dragging it into a new window).
   
   
7. When the recording is done, the popup will close by itself, and after your computer thinks a little bit, a new tab will open. If you haven't already allowed popups, make sure to allow pop ups. The new tab will contain the video.
   
   
8. right click on the video and save as "trackname1.webm".
   
   
9. (for very long/very detailed tracks only), the Javascript Console will say there is more than one "chunk". When you close the video tab, your computer will think a little bit more, and then another video tab will open. Also save this video as, say, "trackname2.webm", and repeat if necessary.
   
   
10. Convert your videos into something useable (and combine them if you have more than one chunk). I'm working on setting up a server where you can upload your video(s) (and audio) and it'll combine/convert to 60fps mp4 for you, but, in the meantime, if you don't care about 60fps, you can upload to youtube and download the mp4. There are online converters, and also webm plugins for your video editor, but I personally use ffmpeg (command line tool):
    

    Code:

    ffmpeg -f concat -i <(for f in ./*.webm; do echo "file '$PWD/$f'"; done) -r 60 out.mp4

    
    

FlagCapper wrote:Nice work conun, but LRA track import doesn't work for me. Gives me the error:

"Trying to access beyond buffer length"

EDIT: Just realized I can't take a screenshot of my track on your version either cause you have a zoom limit too

FlagCapper wrote:Nice work conun, but LRA track import doesn't work for me. Gives me the error:

"Trying to access beyond buffer length"

lrjs 0.7.0

• audio sync
  
• slomo/reverse audio sync
  
• import audio from file
  
• autoload audio from url
  
• set offset thru url
  
• osx chrome trackpad pinch to zoom
  
• exported tracks have their durations saved
  

how to: import audio from file

1. open the advanced toolbar and timeline toolbar
   
2. click on the music icon, lower left corner
   
3. click "Load Audio"
   
4. drop in your file
   
5. if you want offset, you should manually edit the audio to have the offset, sorry
   

how to: autoload audio + offset from url

Code:

?track=<track url>

Code:

?track=<track url>&audio=<audio url>

Code:

&offset=<seconds>