The screen in the final scene is fixed as of this morning!
Got a few more people confirming it is indeed fixed.
Great news, now Uni just needs to train the staff so they don't break it again.
The screen in the final scene is fixed as of this morning!
Got a few more people confirming it is indeed fixed.
Great news, now Uni just needs to train the staff so they don't break it again.
I have only been on it once and was in the last row. As such, the screen effect was not very noticeable. To best notice it, which row would people recommend? I have friends heading down soon and wanted to let them know the best area to sit.
I think someone earlier mentioned it was a tech who though it was a smart idea to mess with it. Id assume he is no longer with the company
I think someone earlier mentioned it was a tech who though it was a smart idea to mess with it. Id assume he is no longer with the company
Two techs, two fired on the spot.
Two techs, two fired on the spot.
What were the tech's trying to achieve with messing with it?
Geeeez Hockey?!?!?! Where were you when I posted this on April 13?: http://www.orlandounited.com/forums...the-Escape-from-Gringotts?p=401423#post401423
I still don't get what they were trying to achieve.
I still don't get what they were trying to achieve.
First, I have no exact idea and I doubt any of us will ever know. But I will give you an example.
Perhaps they were working on a tilting track section and wanted it to go through the tilting motions without the train in place. So, they pulled a trick (which I will not describe) to make the master systems computer think the train was on and locked in place. What might happen with a train further down the track from there I have no idea. But it was something like that to save waiting for a train come through and tilt the track.
I still don't get what they were trying to achieve.
"Hey wouldn't it be cool if the train gets launched just as the door opens?"
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"Oh, damn!"
That almost sounds like a slight miscalc on the viewing distance and angle for the final render. What house did all the cgi and compositing?