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It’s been half a year since Majormilk released Super Hidamatsuri, a Hidamari Sketch collaboration 4 years in the making. Back then, I promised him that we would write about this collab more extensively, as we both had a lot to say. Today is that day. Chapters Chapters Timeline of events A love letter to Hidamari Sketch The visual direction Assembling the Yamabuki Squad Personal experiences MajorMilk Mistakes into Miracles Life is Gay Audiountermensch WW2 Pt.

Table of contents Hide table of contents Making an ease script for Davinci Resolve Table of contents DL link and instructions Intro Should you use Fusion to make visuals? Fusion and easing, why make an ease-copy script in the first place? What is “easing” Easing in Davinci Fusion is pretty terrible How to make an ease-copy script? Laying down the fundamentals A primer on LUA Types Variables Tables The standard library Classes and methods A primer on Fusion Scripting The scripting manual Printing to the console The Fusion Object Model Understanding the object model with a practical example Creating a node Connecting inputs and outputs Changing properties (no keyframes) Animating an input Putting it all together Making the ease-copy script Finding adjacent keyframes Getting an input’s keyframes Finding every eligible input when applying a preset Saving an ease Applying an ease Fusion’s UI Manager Bugs that were fixed after release Bugs that could not be fixed Conclusion DL link and instructions You may download the script here.

I think some people have already seen the long-winded paragraphs I tend to write when it comes to New Game. Because this manga is particularly dear to me, I’ve decided to do one definitive writeup about it, in a format that’s a bit more permanent than Discord messages. If you’re ready to listen to my ramblings, then you may proceed. While always try to derive something meaningful about my writeups on this site, I can’t guarantee that you’ll come out particularly enlightened out of this one, as I’m mostly writing this for myself.

At the end of 2022, I was finally able to finish all my ongoing collab projects. I was able to enjoy a rare state of comfort in knowing that I had no deadline in sight. So I made it a resolution to not join new collaborations for a while and focus more on personal videos. Right as the new year started, I recieved a private message from Krm. Pro tip: if you’re planning to decline a collab invite, then DO NOT listen to the draft.

On the night of June 30th 2023, I was browsing /a/, until I stumbled upon a particular thread, it was a “daily XXX chapter” thread about a series I’d never heard of before, titled “GA Geijutsuka Art Design Class”. Being a fair enjoyer of Slice of Life and 4komas, I decided to give it a try. I looked the series up and found out it was completed, which convinced me to read it all the more, as I was already following enough ongoing series as-is.

For maybe the last two years of so, I’ve always felt a bit bad that I’ve got this little parcel of server generously gifted to me, and yet haven’t done anything with it. The idea of making a personal blog has been on my mind for a long time (pretty much ever since I left twitter back in 2020) but I never got around to doing it due to: Laziness A perceived lack of time Me getting too hung up on technological constraints and implementations detail The last point is arguably the biggest setback I encountered, I did an attempt using angular some maybe-9-months-ago but only built a framework to manage content without any content to talk of.