Week 11 Production Update that goes over the small amount of progress made in the last week. Discussion goes into updates to rough animation and future rewrites to MoTR episode 1.

Week 9 Production Blog update about the work being done on and for Member of The Revelry. This post goes over issues with mixing 2D animation and 3D environments and considered several solutions to noted issues.

In this production blog update we go over the results of the rough animation tests and some issues we discovered importing that animation into a 3D enviroment.

A long ramble of the various tests and technical aspects the MoTR team has tackled this week. Includes discussion on importing files from Storyboard Pro to Blender.

AHOY SAILORS! Wooo boy, I'm having a strange week. With Natka busy with FUMI after the very succcessfull release of Mouse: Pi for Hire (it's a great game btw) and Katherine busy with her university finals, it's a bit of an off week. So expect this to be a very small update. :P Current Status General Well I'm very happy to say the first pass of the MoTR Design Guide is done! Woo! It'll be a document we constantly update as we go further into production. I'm actually very happy

AHOY EVERYBODY! Lots of bits and peices to go over this week so let's get cracking right away. Annecy MIFA Application Around Christmas we created this website and put together a little pitch deck to apply to the Annecy: MIFA Pitch Scheme. We had really hoped for the chance to present Member of The Revelry on a stage because we really believe we've struck gold here. Alas, twas not to be. At least this year. ;D The moderators had over 880 projects to consider for this chance s

AHOY SAILORS! Can't believe I haven't been saying "Ahoy". Been saying "Howdy" like a cowboy and that's for later seasons (maybe... probably not). Anyway another week has gone and another update has sailed into port! Sailing humor! Current Status General As always with a tiny team like ours, we make progress consistently, week by week, but the overall process is by no means quick. That's the nature of production like ours I suppose. Still it's all good experience. :P A small n