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The link is in the video description.

Thanks 🙂

Hi. I don't have an Instagram account. And regarding Linux I am also mostly a beginner unfortunately.

I've added a link to the source code to the video description.

Probably not using this exact same technique. But there are already games out there with a similar aesthetic, for example 11-11 Memories Retold.

Ah ok, thanks for the info, i'll check it out @@dusanlamos

@@huh2275 No problem

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No power cable either

@@sa3270 It's an abstract scene. It doesn't contain any power outlets and a cable leading nowhere wouldn't look very good.

Thank you very much. As for your request, I can try to help with specific questions, but Blender unfortunately isn't something that can be taught in a short amount of time. To be honest, watching tutorials is probably the fastest way to learn, even if it can sometimes be s bit tedious.

@@dusanlamos OH it was about specific stuff, I'm slowly learning blender as I go, got a small backrooms setup and other models already, Any socials I can contact you on? Maybe get in a call or something?

@@Charles-rp4vs You can write any questions here, that will probably be easiest.

@@dusanlamos Wanted to ask for usage of the Computer and desk prop stuff, and tips on how you made the expansion of the room so sudden during the animation

@@dusanlamos Oh, and how you got the lights to have those hats between them, makes them look more realistic

Yes, I also thought that the landing gear might look a bit too low-tech. On the other hand, the UFO itself (which is based on photographs of a supposed UFO sighting from the 50s) desn't look too futuristic either. In any case, glad you liked the video.

@@dusanlamos Yeah, real UFO's would not be any more advanced than modern day space ships. Just modeled different, and optimized different.

It was on purpose, playing into the idea that you are in a place that is outside of reality.

@@dusanlamos fair enough....

That part was a bit tongue in cheek. And thank you.

It doesn't really mean anything to be honest. I've seen some of the Backrooms videos put out by Kane Pixels and wanted to see if I would be able to create something similar. But instead of copying his work/style, I used the original Backrooms photograph as reference.

@@dusanlamos No the part where the walls go farther

@@dusanlamos and red

@@XevaGames The aim was to have a seemingly static wall transform into an endless corridor with the red lighting added for drama.

The overlay was made in Inkscape and exported into a .png file. It was then added via the compositor in Blender using Alpha Over.

@@dusanlamos Thanks

@@aperson0001 No problem.

Thanks. The camera tracking was a bit jittery, so I ended up using just the rotation part with movement being done via key frames. Hence the floatiness.

The animation was made using Blender and the VHS look was achieved by running it through an actual VHS recorder.

@@dusanlamos thanks for respond

Thank you. This was mostly just a re-edit of an older video with the use of a VCR instead of a digital VHS effect.

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Thank you very much. And it isn't really embarrassing. I grew up with 8-bit computers too, although not a PET.

This is the original texture: opengameart.org/content/carpet-texture-red-seamless-texture-with-normalmap The hue/saturation have been adjusted using material nodes in Blender.

@@dusanlamos Thank you so much!

@@Microck No problem.

No SCP, that would really be unique..

This is the best I found: i.4pcdn.org/x/1590474291812.jpg

I haven't played the game yet. This was based mostly on the original backrooms photograph that has been circulating online.