Richard M. Rodriguez

@airplanekickflip.com

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Filmmaker, programmer, funny enjoyer https://codeberg.org/airplanekickflip https://github.com/richardmrodriguez

A screen recording, with a webcam picture-in-picture. This demonstrates a MIDI sequencer being used to trigger animation frames on a segmented LED display.
A table, with four rows and four columns. The rows and columns are "Pages", "Lines", "Scenes", and "Locations." The columns are the same four types. But, the columns are denoted as "Received Filtered Data" and the rows are denoted as "Data to Filter From". So, the filled in cells in this table describe, tersely, what functionality needs to happen at each intersection. I.e. What happens when we need to filter Scenes by Location, or filter Pages by Scene, and so on. At same-type intersections, there is an "x" to denote non-values. All combinations of "Page" and "Line" are "x". The rest of the cells have the appropriate "Filter x by y", where x is the column and y is the row.
A screen recording of a crude demo for ShotLiner, an application built with the Godot engine. The video demonstrates the ability to create a "ShotLine", which is a vertical line that spans a range in a screenplay document. This specific demonstration shows the ability to draw a shotline that can extend from one page to another. Also shown is the ability to move shotlines around, delete them, and resize them. The colorscheme for the app is Solarized Dark, for some horrible reason.