Capturing your favorite Xonotic moments

Hey folks, I've just published a new blog post detailing how I capture and render my Xonotic clips. I hope you enjoy!

Update: check the github page to get the latest release of this utility

Thanks a lot Antibody, i have a lot of demos hanging out there because my recording skills sucked and i was kind of clueless of the settings and stuff now i'll convert more demos

Good post

+1

(The python script has a dead link btw)

Fixed. Thank you machine!

Awesome, actually this comes just in time!

I have an update! I've put together a small Java application to make this process even easier. You can find the code on github or you can grab the JAR file release.

What this application does is map the screenshots and demos together, much like the Python script I mention in the blog post. Unlike that script, this app will create a Nexuiz Demo Recorder job queue file that you can easily import. This is much faster than entering the information from the Python script into the demo recorder manually.

There's a properties (configuration) file required to run this app properly. You can find an example one in the root of the project's repository.

Cheers and happy fragging!
-Anti

You're a Genius.

I'm just very lazy!

http://youtu.be/B958zcq43ZI?t=2m42s

Hey there everyone! At Halogene's request I added a configuration parameter to the properties file called "clipDuration". This parameter lets you set the default duration for the clips in your generated job queue file. You can get a jar file of the latest release here. For the adventurous, the source code is just a click away.

Great, thank you so much!