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You're such a party pooper. I think it's quite creative.chroot said:Why is this interesting in the slightest?
- Warren
I was wondering the same thing!chroot said:Why is this interesting in the slightest?
- Warren
Yeah - and trying to make it look like it is a screen-cap done in real-time, but it isn't.It's just an animation of a person playing a tiny sound file, right? Or am I missing something?
- Warren
Catchy tune.chroot said:It's just an animation of a person playing a tiny sound file, right? Or am I missing something?
Good.chroot said:Hah. The first time I played it, it stopped immediately after the first "chord.wav" sound. I hit play again, and it did the same thing. So... I thought it was nothing more than a person playing a single Windows sound, which -- hopefully you all agree -- would have been pretty boring.
Now that I try to watch it again, it actually is pretty cool.
- Warren
chroot said:The first time I played it, it stopped immediately after the first "chord.wav" sound.
rocketboy said:That is pretty good... I wonder how long it took to make.
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