Capping it Out - Tribes 2 Teamwork

wegame.com: This video demonstrates the teamwork that goes on during organized capping runs in the game Tribes 2, where the flag matters more than the efforts of any one player. It was inspired mostly by the T2 videos … (more info)

wegame.com: This video demonstrates the teamwork that goes on during organized capping runs in the game Tribes 2, where the flag matters more than the efforts of any one player. It was inspired mostly by the T2 videos Madskills and The Life of a Capper, both of which made me want to hop back into the game after seven years of absence. The video was created to help show others the experience Tribes 2 can offer, though it may have come out in 2001, few games today get close to massive 96vs96 matches that were played with huge team management.

Tribes 2 is now available for free via TribesNext, though many random matches won't be as co-ordinated as the Rebels, Elite Warriors Online, and Agents matches shown in the video. Check us out @ www.elitewarriorsonline.com/


The songs used in this video are employed under the terms of fair use.

For anyone interested as to how I got the video to be fully HD (At the time of uploading WeGame has disabled HD uploads), here is the process I used.
1. Recorded demo recordings of matches via the Tribes 2 built in demo function.
2. Running PJ's Scripts, namely the Movie Script, the game advanced through demos frame by frame taking a full screenshot each time.
3. With around 100,000 .8MB screenshots per hour of footage (12 hours were used), Quicktime Pro would import the image sequence 32,000 images at a time (the max per encoding in Quicktime 7, @ 30fps (~18 mins).
4. Footage imported into Final Cut Pro 6, I learned how to use the program while making this video.
5. Intro and credits were created with Motion 3, namely it's use of 3d space, animated cameras, and particle emitters.

It took a fair bit of time to get everything converted from screenshots to h.264 videos, but working at Hartland Christian Camp for the summer made it possible. Everything was rendered at 1280x720 resolution, so it is a full 720p high definition video.   (less info)

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