{"author_name":"Surrealix","cat":"LD #18 - Enemies as Weapons - 2010","comments":[],"epoch":1282462200,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"69590","p_author":"Surrealix","p_authorkey":"215","p_urlkey":"105395","p_title":"Enemies as Weapons","p_cat":"LD #18 - Enemies as Weapons - 2010","p_event":"LD18","p_time":"1282462200","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"215","us_name":"Surrealix","us_username":"surrealix","event_start":"1282262400","event_key":"4","event_name":"LD18"},"text":"

My entry finally has something in common with the theme. It’s not much, and it’s only fun for about 12 seconds, but you can now use enemies as weapons against each other.<\/p>\n

To celebrate, I tried to capture a video to show. It bought my computer to its knees, and then crashed it. So I wrote a function that saved frames to disk (the framerate varied depending upon disk write speed), encoded them (an hour learning about directshow filters), and then figured out how to put it into an HTML5 video canvas.\u00a0 It probably wasn’t worth the time, but at this point I’m not going to finish my entry anyway.<\/p>\n

So, watch the video (firefox\/opera)<\/a>, or download the file.<\/a><\/p>\n

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