http://www.synchtube.com/r/smedis2

Password is "glorious" if you really want to join.

HERE WE SHALL WATCH CRAP AND RIFF IT ALL!

Put up a full playthrough sans commentary of that Mario fangame I made when I was 12 to YouTube.

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaZXJfkXyHw
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtRSBJVmVbs
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMUi1sAydFY
Part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mE4-kymYLfw
Part 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXFDMoOhqS4

If you're feeling masochistic, you can play the actual game here: http://sites.google.com/site/realnoyb/mario%27sadventure

After successfully finishing Tek Demo, I've been thinking about other aspects of KnP that haven't been fully explored. I've never made use of active object internal flags. What does "spread a number" do to alterable values? The event editor has its own options panel? But one thing really hit me as being full of potential. Klik & Play had support for a very old animation format: FLC/FLI. No sound, palletized, somewhat dodegy playback speed, and very poor compression. That, and no modern video converters seem to support the format. But a while ago, I found this old DOS command-line converter called DTA. Running it under dosbox, I could convert a directory of tga or pcx files into a knp compatible flc video. And just now I've finished the conversion path, from shooting video, to jpg sequence, to tga sequence, to fli animation.

The filesizes are awful. What started out as an 882kb avi lasting maybe two seconds turns into a 4.5MB(!) fli animation with no sound. But I have the batch processing steps down now. And my planned idea won't take more than maybe 8 videos to do, each lasting about two seconds, at double the tested video dimensions, and half the framerate. I'm looking at about 64MB of fli video, plus whatever filesize the actual GAME part of this idea clocks in at. I think this could end up being very, very funny indeed.

My first step is going to be shooting video, of course. And dealing with the difficulty of convincing friends that they desperately want to be the stars of this overwhelmingly foolish idea.

KnP FMV, here we come!