DiZZeL

20th February 2004 06:16 UTC

Some avs-work. Look at results.
This archive includes two presets. I hope that you like it.

[Ishan]

20th February 2004 06:57 UTC

uhh... theres a sub-forum known as AVS presets you know:rolleyes:

UIUC85

20th February 2004 06:58 UTC

Not sure if this ever occurred to you, but we do indeed have a subforum called Presets for the specific purpose of posting presets... See how that works?


Whoa... you posted that a few seconds before I did...

Tuggummi

20th February 2004 07:03 UTC

"Say it once, say it twice. Say it three times"

Next time post your presets to the AVS Presets subforum, posting your presets in the main forum doesn't exactly strike confidencuality into our minds and might prevent us from checking out your work. That's why all this negative input on your post.

DiZZeL

21st February 2004 05:21 UTC

I'm really sorry about it. If i took a wrong place here then could you move my post in right forum please. Sorry again. But still there is a question - do you like it? (or dislike)

Yathosho

21st February 2004 13:39 UTC

dont worry. as some people have no lives, they have make up problems ;)

Shock Value

21st February 2004 23:56 UTC

The first one is alright, kind of noobish, but the second one is very nice. However, both are way too slow. Try to speed them up, even if you have to remove some minor effects.

DiZZeL

22nd February 2004 05:58 UTC

Thanks for your FIRST positive comment. Yes, i know that. It is my first try to make my own DM with my own code. It simple, maybe somewhere noobish, but anyway that 2 presets better then my 20 last ones. I tried to remove some effects but my preset looks very cheap without them.

Neoavs

22nd February 2004 14:33 UTC

Yup... First preset, as Shock said, a bit simple, btw, can someone remind me what is nuclear winter (seems that i forgot)? Second one, yes it's nice, first fast brightness could be changed by doubling the numbers in conv. filter and takin fast bright. out, this seems to be a bit faster.

DiZZeL

23rd February 2004 05:21 UTC

Thanks. I'll try it that way.