Also, did I mention to all of you that a certain piece of VERY important artwork is finished and has been approved by at least one of the few VIP's involved? :wave:
The Black family tree tapestry?
Also, did I mention to all of you that a certain piece of VERY important artwork is finished and has been approved by at least one of the few VIP's involved? :wave:
You know what would be cool? If they placed a special lens over the 3D screens like the Nintendo 3DS so that the video portions of the ride are 3D without the glasses.
Oh and the amount of interior rock work within Gringotts is staggering and will be very very impressive. The interior sets are going to be much more impressive than the FJ.
BTW, since I have only recently read the two weeks that Harry Potter was forced to stay at the Leaky Cauldron and forced to stay within the confines of Diagon Alley that I have understood why it is so dreamy to fans. I worry that this could shut down I-4 for days when it opens. JKR wrote that he had much gold in the bank. Wait until the tourists arrive. They will outspend him.
^ It's part of the guest area... However what it will all look like is very much a question mark. We only really know what Diagon and Knockturn will look like.
And here is my question and answer picture. What is that thing they are building in the middle of what should be a street? The pink lines are showing what steel work has yet to be started. It hit me while doing this that the service road will go right under the load station of the HE. Ain't that something!
That large area with the hole on the back of the building will probably become the service entrance for the Leaky Cauldron. Like the Magic Neep, it will probably have themed doors with a sign like, "Thestral Carriage & Stable". I would guess that as much as 30% of this new building will be for food service. Think of the massive kitchen and refrigeration area for Broomsticks.
Oh, Teebs, I posted a guess answer to your conundrum over in the Stash...
Hmmmm...more than meets the eye at Grimmauld Place?I wondered about four boxes in a row... and I believe what it is turning out to be is really important.
Tony Stark technology right there! I wouldn't be surprised with some of the technology today. By the way i don't know if this has been confirmed already or not but i'm really hoping there will be a drop sequence during Gringotts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autostereoscopy#Movement_parallax:_single_view_vs._multi-view_systems
That tech requires two images sent to each at at different angles, making it a frustrating system for more that one person. That requires eye tracking, which, on a rocking and twisting coaster with 20+ people, would be a disaster.
Might work for the Hogwarts Express screens though...
I didn't say it was possible lol I just said I wouldn't be surprised because you never know with all the new technology these days. Also from what I've heard it's less a coaster and more of a dark type ride.
I just think that it's always good to keep up and understand the stuff. Especially with this sort of tech, which is relevant to our Theme Park world, or film world, or whatever. Plus it's pretty cool.
On the nature of the glasses I'm imagining a resemblance to the protective goggles in the Quidditch match form 3rd film . Does anyone know if their is any issues with having that sort of design?
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Just a question, would the 3D glasses they give you when you go see a 3D movie at your local theater work on these rides also?
I tried mine on Spider-Man and they worked just fine :thumbs: although the ones you get in the theatre aren't very stable on someone's face
Just a question, would the 3D glasses they give you when you go see a 3D movie at your local theater work on these rides also?