Tips & Tricks for Hosting MAP's
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2021
- Please excuse the hiccups in the audio, I recently got a new headset and I'm still getting used to and messing with the mic settings.
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Discord is Theatricals#9943
*Me working on a map call as we speak*
Ahh I see *sprints to notepad*
With the communication, I don't have discord so what else would you suggest?
@@mcytfan1415 There’s not much else I can really recommend, given Discord’s convenience and ease of signing up. Most people that I know who host MAP’s use it, so I can’t say I know of another good method unfortunately. :/
@@Theatricals that sucks. I used to have it but due to personal reasons I was no longer allowed it. It's really frustrating when it comes to maps
@@mcytfan1415 I'd recommend dms, in pretty much any app (like instagram, reddit, twitter etc.) If you want all of your MAP members to be in contact with eachother, then there isnt really anything I can recommend.
@@fluffjuice5743 I domt have any of those things aoqndiwksbei. Im getting discord soon hopefully but for now ill just stick to youtube comments I guess
:0 wow maybe I should start a map...thanks!
this is a really hecking useful video , thank you so much for making this aaaa ;w; !!!
Thanks for the tips! Can’t wait!
Thank you for this !! I'm currently working on a script for a scripted, story-driven, mixed PMV and AMV map (fully animated or limited animated preferred but PMV allowed) with just over 30 parts, 5 or so seconds each (and a 3 parts per participant maximum), and I was thinking 1 to 2 months as the deadline, would that be ok to do? I hosted a scriptless map first to see if I could manage and if it would get traction (it succeeded and it's being posted soon) and it had a similar amount of parts, but would the map being scripted and story-driven alter those needs?
You’re pretty much good with those plans
@@TheatricalsDo you have any advice for alternate ways to communicate + for communication between others besides a Discord server? And how to get / download Map parts after someone has already finished theirs?
@@purpledshadow I don’t use anything other than Discord so I don’t really have much in the way of suggestions. If people upload their parts to google drive you can download them from there.
Super late but how would I get each participant to have their parts kind of connect? Does one person draw at a time and when they finish the next person begins based on where the first left off of? That would take a long time tho :p
It's kind of hard to decide on this. One way is to make a basic storyboard where each character is (like, character A is standing to the left of character B) but otherwise it kind of depends. Allowing greenscreen may help, but tbh I've never found a foolproof way to have parts blend/connect. :/
I'm making the characters go off the screen/not in view before the change but it can be very difficult if that isn't an option
hello! thank you! i am starting a big map but not on youtube
Oooooh this video is great
What would you suggest for putting all the parts together (specifically on PC)? And how do I get the parts onto the MAP? Those are the parts I'm having trouble with lol
Can you be a bit more specific? Are you talking about putting the MAP together after it's finished?
@@Theatricals yes
@@TheAddieDragon I usually have the actually MAP call playing on a layer below the rest so I can see when one part starts and stops. I will then put the individual parts over that and make sure the audio matches. If it does, I then mute the individual part’s audio.
@@Theatricals Alright, that helps. But what actual program is best? Like, I'm using Canva as of now, and that is not working incredibly well.
@@TheAddieDragon I use Hitfilm Express for editing.
I know like this is really late but what should be like, a preferred length for one part and what is too much? I'm working on a MAP Call atm and it's an AMV type of MAP but I'm worried if like, 20 seconds each of parts were too much. (it's just the audio cuts would be a bit awkward with the cinematic audio I chose)
20 seconds is definitely pushing it, especially with AMV. I usually say around 14 seconds is the maximum, but that’s me.
@@Theatricals Alright! I've lowered it down to about 10 seconds per part since I wanna get some more people in
Do you have any advice on hosting WIP checks? I've looked all over the internet and I can't find any information on it
Thank you :)
I honestly haven’t figured out a good strategy for this yet. What I’m doing right now is that I have a google sheet with names and last seen WIP, and every couple days I go in and update. If I haven’t seen a WIP in a week (this might be different for other hosts) I contact them. If I receive no response in two days the participant is kicked.
im probably gonna start a warrior cats map fanfic
UELP ME I DONT KNOW HOW TO SAY NO TO SOMEONE pls help someone anyone any o n e even if ur an
alien.
if someone doesnt get a part, dont respond to them. saying no can cause drama if the person is like 8.
@@valley5501 okay.. because i said it wasn’t super beginner friendly then they said “oh well. i’ve animating for 3 years but okay..”
@@valley5501 thanks
@@moved768 yeah, they can get kind of offended when you say “sorry your nit experienced enough so no” and ofc telling someone their rt isnt good enough for your map can hurt them, ive learnt that from the past. its better to just not respond 👍🏻
@@valley5501 smart… sorry i’m very new to this..
How should I make the call? It’s going to be their own OCs
I know you said that I should get more subs but I still want to…
My channel is Hazel the dog and Onyx the cat btw
Also how do you edit all the parts together?
It is very unlikely that you will get many people to join your MAP if you don't have much in terms of animation on your channel. Doing an OC MAP (especially if it's your own OC's) won't get nearly much attention either.
Unfortunately I really don't have the time or energy to walk everyone through the exact process of how to make a call or edit the parts together.
*So if I were to host a map, do I need to explain how each map part will be like in the description?*
It depends on what you mean by how each part "will be like." If it's the lyrics and/or script, you won't have enough room in the description.
@@Theatricals For example, if I were to do a MAP about Bristlefrost, would I have to inform them about each part, if not in the desc, then the Google form? If in part 23, Bristlefrost twines tails with Rootspring, would I let the person working on the MAP part know about that before animating?
@@MayplSyrup Yes, that is typically how MAP's with scripts work.
@@Theatricals ok, thank you!
If I'm planning on having me and my participants talk thru email, should I ask for their email in the submission form?
Most likely, yes