I leave tomorrow for New Orleans. I'll be gone for 7-10 days. It's going to suck, I just want to finish this monster and I'm going to miss Pico Day.

Good news though; MC10 is 8885 frames long right now, Sean's track is finished (and superb), and I only foresee needing to add another 1400-2000 frames of animation to draw this thing into a conclusion. I can't wait til this thing is done.

My main music man Cheshyre's got an album out for sale right now, you can get it here! Tons of classic goodies there for only five measly dollars! What batter way to show support to a man who's given so much? Show Sean how much you LOVE him!

Wow, March just blew right by, didn't it??

Only thing to report is that the animation is over 7k frames of animation and of unknown size because I can't publish it without getting an out-of-memory error, anyone got any ideas on how to get through that?).

gotyay.

The in-game stuff look a little sloppy to anyone else?

6.9mb WITHOUT audio? Good heavens this file is getting quite swollen, and I've still got so much left to do. Give it time, folks.

WOAH.

I've been clipping along quickly, now that all the FIRE is done. Screenshot, or should I keep you guyses in the dark?

edit 01-20-11:
Alright, no screeny.

Back to work for me, I suppose.

Yes, delicious progress! Moving on to the end of a rather cinematic bit that has been plauging my forward momentum these last few weeks. One I finish this up I will get back to the classic feel of rip and tear. I just had to get away for this dramatic... thing. I shouldn't post a screeny, but I should post a concept. Make of this what you will.

Finally settled into my new home here in Louisiana. Celebrated by jumping back into Flash full time again. In the few days I've gotten my computer back it's been about 100 frames a day, might have to break my promise and deliver a screenshot later this week. MC10 is long overdue and I think either a screenshot or an animated preview is in order.

This coming weekend I'll be moving across the country to greener pastures. this is good news; once I get there I'll be returning to full-time work on all things Madness. Seriously, the last few months have been beyond hectic.

Imagine no distractions.