I made a track for LineBenji to scene

Here's a timelapse video of me making it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufagF_OTOzY


Every 20 seconds in the video is about an hour of work.

It's about a 60-second music synced track. No gravity wells, just manuals and tumbling. I sent it off to Benji and he responded and plans to start working on it soon.

Things I noticed making the timelapse:
- Damn, I started this almost a year ago
- I made the first 12 seconds in Beta 2, and they took ~3 hours. The remaining 55 seconds were made in LRA, and they took about 11 hours. That's a productivity improvement from ~4s/hr to ~5s/hr, or a 25% time save. (for a track with no quirk)
- LRJS also sped up my workflow considerably due to the trackpad-friendly panning and better snapping - I only spent half an hour in it so it's just the last 10 seconds of video, haha
- I spent about as much time framing than I spent on the track itself (this is why I need that autoframing feature...)
- Though... I spent about 6 hours framing the track at what I later decided was the wrong zoom level. So I actually only spent about 9 hours framing the track once I actually got started at the right zoom, which is considerably less than the time I spent on the track.
- That said, I procrastinated the track far more (9 months to make the track, 2 weeks to frame it) probably because it's a lot more stressful to make a track than to frame it (for me)

Consider this a preview for the scened thing

He is actually going to scene it right? It would be unfortunate if he was like, "What? I don't even want to scene it anymore." Regardless, it looks like the track is nice so good job with that.

He says he will, but if he doesn't I'll plan on scening it myself.