Wizarding World - Diagon Alley Discussion (Opens 2014)
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Your idea is correct... your specifics aren't.
I did just read in a history book somewhere that Amenhotep died in 722 BC. Isn't that facinating?
Ooops... I jus noticed that I posted this in the wrong thread... or... did I? Let me think about it a bit.
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Hi, Mummy.
Sounds a lot like how musion effects were tested with "Disaster" before Forbidden Journey.
I think you've got a wrong date there, Teebin.:sneaky:
I've got 2 ideas where you're going with this now.
So it's not a Mummy refurb per se, just a way for them to test out their new effects. Makes sense with how it has made the show scenes worse.
So, now you have to back up because I said at least three threads are connected. Why does burn-in happen?
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It was caused from the continuous display of a particular image on the screen for extended periods of time. This would cause a breakdown in the phosphors on the CRT and would result in the image being burned into the screen, hence the term burn-in.
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It was caused from the continuous display of a particular image on the screen for extended periods of time. This would cause a breakdown in the phosphors on the CRT and would result in the image being burned into the screen, hence the term burn-in.
Burn-in happens when the same image is used on a screen for too long. So whatever you're talking about has been around for
Can I ask if the Amenhotep clue had a double meaning?
Burn-in also refers to the process by which systems are tested to remove early failures and bugs before being implemented.
How masochistic of me is it that I legitimately missed the Potter riddles? I mean, the nostalgia gave way to maddening confusion within seconds, but. Looking forward to that oh, that's what that meant moment.
There are only 3 screens used on Mummy, the treasure room, the scarab room, and the rotating room...I don't count the end screen for COFFEE!!
But I think the room that the testing would be in MOST likely is scarab room and rotating room. Think about it, the scarab room in Gringotts could be a dead end to a vault they took a wrong turn to and the screen lights up with magical effects etc....the rotating room could be a switch track within the bank that takes you to different vault levels.
But I think the room that the testing would be in MOST likely is scarab room and rotating room. Think about it, the scarab room in Gringotts could be a dead end to a vault they took a wrong turn to and the screen lights up with magical effects etc....the rotating room could be a switch track within the bank that takes you to different vault levels.
I don't think they're testing the exact same things happening for gringotts. More just having screens to test them on.
The only thing I'm wondering about the Gringotts ride vehicles is what could set it apart from the Mummy so its a similar experience but completely different, and I realized that it might not be the exact same.
This is in my opinion how the ride vehicles will be built and operate, imagine a ride vehicle that is a mix of Mummy, Dinosaur/Indy, and Spiderman. A coaster with a hydralic lift system that could possibly rotate as well....
Is it possible?
This is in my opinion how the ride vehicles will be built and operate, imagine a ride vehicle that is a mix of Mummy, Dinosaur/Indy, and Spiderman. A coaster with a hydralic lift system that could possibly rotate as well....
Is it possible?
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