This video has unironically improved my fire safety awareness. Every time I see a fire extinguisher I get a mental tick of "bring me a fire extinguisher, a good one, with the foam"
Lol, yep. I learned for my job in a warehouse that there are different types of fire extinguishers with different uses against different kinds of fires. - Water fire extinguishers are a good choice when an organic material such as wood has caught fire (a "Class A" fire), because they can soak the material with moisture and act as effective cooling and mildly block some of the oxygen that the fire needs. However, they're worse than nothing at all against electrical fires (Known as "Class C" fires) due to short circuits or against fluid fires (Class B) because you'll just scatter the fluid as it burns, spreading the fire. - Foam fire extinguishers are good against Class A and B fires. Their effectiveness against Class C depends on the exact type of foam used, but it usually isn't very good. Foam is better because it can block airflow to the fuel source, starving out the fire. They leave behind foam that you need to clean up later. - Dry and Wet powder/chemical extinguishers work by adhering to a burning material and starving it of air. It's good against Class B and Class D (burning metals like sodium or lithium) fires, and sometimes Class C fires. These may leave behind a powder, chemical, or residue. - Carbon Dioxide fire extinguishers literally work by putting out a dense but short range cloud of CO2, the same kind that we exhale when we breathe. This will starve a fire of oxygen, and it doesn't leave behind a mess to clean up or spread any contaminates either. However, they're ineffective outside because the wind can blow all the CO2 away easily, and they're very dangerous to use in confined spaces because you can asphixiate yourself. Also, if the CO2 does fan out or go away too early (such as while the material is still hot), the material can re-ignite. Ultimately, CO2 extinguishers are by far the best option against Class C fires (electrical fires), especially since we can design around them by putting things like electrical junction boxes in confined spaces whenever we build a warehouse or factory. That way, if there's a fire, we can easily deploy CO2 and smother it long before things get out of hand. Foam fire extinguishers are "better" than water extinguishers because they can put out the same kinds of fires as a water extinguisher and more, whereas a water extinguisher can't handle every kind of fire that a foam extinguisher can. However, water is unlikely to leave behind strong chemicals or residue and are cheaper. Either way, neither extinguisher is the best option against burning metal or electrical fires (class D and C respectively). Mr. Fujiwara was right to ask for a foam extinguisher because he used oil to set the plant on fire. Water would have spread it and made the fire worse. Powder and Chemical extinguishers would have worked well too though, and Carbon Dioxide would have had the potential to work provided that it doesn't just fan out too quickly or asphixiate Mr. Fujiwara or the pink-slip employee of the month. (if you want to learn more about fire extinguishers from the experts, look up the National Fire Protection Association, or NFPA).
@@clipsand7273 pilotredsky is his alt, if you looked at it for a minute you'd notice that not only do both channels link to his bandcamp but the thumbnails for pilotredsky are in his artstyle.
That drone sound that plays while he walks through the corridors 0:41 is actually a preset sound on the Elektron Model:Cycles, an FM-based groovebox synthesizer. I realized when I bought one and was trying out the preset sounds and I noticed it sounded exactly the same.
for those wondering, hes still active at his pilotredsky channel. its some good tunes with gorgeous artwork, really impressive how far this guy has come, while still managing to maintain a unique style.
Honestly his music has gotten so good, it sounds like it would've been right at home on Rephlex. I think that's been his main focus these past few years.
For real. A fever dream that funnels impressions of kafkaesque work-life into memories of point-and-click games. You can't just consciously think this uncofortable kind of experience up.
(The distinctive grumbling low-tec sounds and uncanny erratic movements of those old point-and-click games definitely bleed well into a drab, oddly unemotional, surreal basis.)
As much as I like PilotRedSun, I didn't really enjoy this video. The walking in the hallway was so repetitive. Compare it to burners, it has a lot less funny moments.
I love how the length of each loop of the hallway sequence is exactly 5 seconds so using the arrow keys on RUclips's player to skip it seemingly does nothing, like an extended metaphor.
Employee: Mr. Fujiwara, this morning you gave me a pink slip, employee of the month award, and a mother's day card, all at the same time. I would like to know what going on here, as I am the last remaining employee. Employee: Can you hear me, Mr. Fujiwara? You've been acting very irrational lately. Mr. Fujiwara: Fetch me a fire extinguisher, a good one, with the foam. Mr. Fujiwara: You have exercised [the] utmost discernment, far beyond that of the layman.
That in itself is surreal. It would feel like working after hours all day. The thought kind of reminds me of when i was a kid an my mom would bring my sister and i into the school when she worked to get things ready in her classroom before school started in august. It was just so quiet and all the empty rooms made it eery.
@@DollarSignSlate he wasn't able to outrun the cops because there was a chronic buildup of someone's favorite iron dust in his engine, hell he probably got stopped because iron dust buildup was rumored to be an OSHA violation
@@ULTRAOutdoorsman Yes. There's static buzzing around the words. "You have *bzz*exe*zz*rci*zzz*zed utmos*zzz*t discernment. [try] beyond that of the layman." Not to mention that words like "discernment" and "layman" aren't very common words.
Absolutely. Like the cross section in late-PS1-era, where some games showcased some impressive scenes that really managed to replicate real-life settings in most authentic way seen at that point, while still being very crude and game-y. This really feels like such a montage.
Not just any Japanese office. Mr Fujiwara seems to be the type of man to have made an impeccable reputation for himself that supercedes the perceived standard for his ethnicity.
I get that saying that this plays out and feels like a dream is usually over exaggerated and overused, but this genuinely feels and plays out exactly like a dream.
It's what I find captivating with great art in general, but especially filmmaking: managing to showcase the world as you see it, to a point sharing your dreams. Many great audiovisual works are basically that: a combination of dreams and experience.
@@YellowDogWithCone It's definitely got to be a reference to that screen saver. I was taken back to 1999 for a bit. Here's a link for all you zoomers: ruclips.net/video/oRL5durPleI/видео.html
The most underrated moment has to be when he swings the door on the extinguisher box not to open it, but to bash the glass on the wall and reach through the broken pane.
I think more underrated is when you see all these other fire extinguishers on the way to the one he grabbed and back. He could have grabbed something much closer, any of those other ones, but it seems like he chose to get the one that's the farthest away, which is something you don't want to do when there's a fire.
Something super odd I noticed during the running scene is it perfectly matches up with pressing the arrow keys on your keyboard, so if you skip ahead or behind with the arrow keys, you're still at the same exact moment in the run cycle.
Wow, you're right. Guess it helps that its basically a looping animation, but still it'll be on the exact moment like you said, no matter where you start. The loops are 4 or 5 seconds long. Pressing the arrow keys to skip ahead or move back are 5 seconds.
WOAH I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE'S A VERIFIED ACCOUNT THAT'S WATCHING RUclips VIDEOS JUST LIKE ME A NORMAL PERSON THIS COMMENT IS WORTH WRITING AND READING AAGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH NOTICE ME TOOOOOOO
The fact that Mr. Fujiwara tells them to get "a good one. With the foam" implies that most of the fire extinguishers in the office are fake, thus making this destructive individual even more terrifying.
This is the closest thing I've seen to what dreaming feels like. The lack of object permanence, the way that movement is just the slurring of distance as far becomes near and near becomes far, the oddness of conversation, the feeling of being out of place. If you could use AI to randomly generate sequences like this, it would be essentially the same as dreaming
This comment is satisfying to see. I was looking for a good comment that accurately explained how these videos feel, and you explained this perfectly. Thank you.
Also the way the halls seem to stretch and distort, and how he passes by a bunch of extinguishers, I feel like I do stuff like that a lot in dreams where I know I am about to do something but do another thing and it’s never questioned, just normal.
@@thymicere3911 stfu, why do you care about a stolen comment. It's not like the comments are precious artifacts, a bunch of jewels we should protect. It's just a cancerous collection of people trying to be funny and cringe
My guess is that each new frame is a scaled/perspective-corrected old one, which is then edited to fit the new surroundings. It would explain quite a few of the artifacts present. It reminds me of this trick some people do in Processing where you scale the image slightly and change the pixel in the center, and it creates really cool patterns as you stretch the image.
@@Selicre that's what i was guessing. you can see the stretching uses no filtering too, it kinda gives it away. I'm curious about what are you referring to with Processing, can you point me out to some link?
@@Selicre no problem! thanks anyway! I was just wondering if you reckon this animation is all manually done in like Photoshop each frame or there's some special Processing trickery going on? On a side note, as a 3d artist, i would love to reproduce these weird effects with shaders. Can you imagine a game looking like this? That would be amazing.
@@eternalreturnal I think this is all manual, save for some trickery for walk cycles. As for shaders, what you will have to do is store the last frame, and compare it to the next one; only update the pixels that are sufficiently far away from the old ones. You can also transform the old frame in various ways as you move the camera.
Кино
This looks like it was made by a demon who learned how to use computers.
Who's to say it wasn't?
He needs to make a point and click game
Why a demon?
@@au1317 why not
@@TheKing60210 I think he has a few actual, check his Twitter I'm not sure
“Does this program support 3D layers?”
“No, but it’s got frame blending.”
Whats frame blending
@@matt1240 Sop, you ave vyeolate ed the law
@@TheKobra86 stop, you have violated the law
@@adumba3709 I'm pretty sure that's an OSHA violation
@@lambda653 *Lights Cockroach Appearing from the Acid Cereal Box*
Three years and no pilotredsun. The world is over.
i know i will die for pilotredsun
Im sigms riz
I mean, he probably has better things to do now, he’s gotten older by now
He's still around, uploads music under the name Pilotredsky. He tends to juggle several projects and will sometimes go to a different one for a while.
please come back we need yoy
This video has unironically improved my fire safety awareness. Every time I see a fire extinguisher I get a mental tick of "bring me a fire extinguisher, a good one, with the foam"
Lol, yep. I learned for my job in a warehouse that there are different types of fire extinguishers with different uses against different kinds of fires.
- Water fire extinguishers are a good choice when an organic material such as wood has caught fire (a "Class A" fire), because they can soak the material with moisture and act as effective cooling and mildly block some of the oxygen that the fire needs. However, they're worse than nothing at all against electrical fires (Known as "Class C" fires) due to short circuits or against fluid fires (Class B) because you'll just scatter the fluid as it burns, spreading the fire.
- Foam fire extinguishers are good against Class A and B fires. Their effectiveness against Class C depends on the exact type of foam used, but it usually isn't very good. Foam is better because it can block airflow to the fuel source, starving out the fire. They leave behind foam that you need to clean up later.
- Dry and Wet powder/chemical extinguishers work by adhering to a burning material and starving it of air. It's good against Class B and Class D (burning metals like sodium or lithium) fires, and sometimes Class C fires. These may leave behind a powder, chemical, or residue.
- Carbon Dioxide fire extinguishers literally work by putting out a dense but short range cloud of CO2, the same kind that we exhale when we breathe. This will starve a fire of oxygen, and it doesn't leave behind a mess to clean up or spread any contaminates either. However, they're ineffective outside because the wind can blow all the CO2 away easily, and they're very dangerous to use in confined spaces because you can asphixiate yourself. Also, if the CO2 does fan out or go away too early (such as while the material is still hot), the material can re-ignite. Ultimately, CO2 extinguishers are by far the best option against Class C fires (electrical fires), especially since we can design around them by putting things like electrical junction boxes in confined spaces whenever we build a warehouse or factory. That way, if there's a fire, we can easily deploy CO2 and smother it long before things get out of hand.
Foam fire extinguishers are "better" than water extinguishers because they can put out the same kinds of fires as a water extinguisher and more, whereas a water extinguisher can't handle every kind of fire that a foam extinguisher can. However, water is unlikely to leave behind strong chemicals or residue and are cheaper. Either way, neither extinguisher is the best option against burning metal or electrical fires (class D and C respectively).
Mr. Fujiwara was right to ask for a foam extinguisher because he used oil to set the plant on fire. Water would have spread it and made the fire worse. Powder and Chemical extinguishers would have worked well too though, and Carbon Dioxide would have had the potential to work provided that it doesn't just fan out too quickly or asphixiate Mr. Fujiwara or the pink-slip employee of the month.
(if you want to learn more about fire extinguishers from the experts, look up the National Fire Protection Association, or NFPA).
sss
Good thing he didn't make a hard right into Mr Saratoga's office.
Last I heard his office was filled with quaaludes
Let's see if he's still on us.
No flipping way
I'm very concerned that I understood what you were talking about.
I'm going to listen to this guy's discography then go to sleep.
these like digits keep gettings 69
The best goddamn walk cycle of all time. Mr Fujiwara you did it again.
Glad to see you're a man of fine tastes watching PRS's content!
Lovely
*HOLY SHIT*
Do a parody of Bionicle
avengers endgame is the most ambitious crossover eve...
It’s official. It’s been a year since he’s shown a sign of life. Hopefully he’ll come back. We all miss him.
He's been replying to comments on a few older videos, and only 3 months ago he released some music on his alt, pilotredsky.
@@clipsand7273 pilotredsky is his alt, if you looked at it for a minute you'd notice that not only do both channels link to his bandcamp but the thumbnails for pilotredsky are in his artstyle.
@@clipsand7273 It is his alt. Same for bittertooth and pokeremixstudio
@@ghjpkshdgtjdgvbzm word. thanks bro
I heard he's currently feeding "art" generating AI websites.
That drone sound that plays while he walks through the corridors 0:41 is actually a preset sound on the Elektron Model:Cycles, an FM-based groovebox synthesizer. I realized when I bought one and was trying out the preset sounds and I noticed it sounded exactly the same.
Good catch. No wonder his music has such an organic feel, he's actually using hardware
Mr. Fujiwara is a very mysterious, demanding, but generous employer.
Lmaooo
He’s a very cool guy
If you get to know him.
Wish my boss was like that lmao
Read this before watching. Thanks for the insightful preview.
Yeah, just ask his son, Takumi.
POV: You jump in an oil painting and regret it almost immediately
Man, this Super Mario 64 remake rules
This guy should make a super Mario 64 -esque point-and-click game
Reminds me of that one Courage the cowardly dog episode where they jump into the paintings and get stuck and the rest of the museum comes alive
You mean like in SM64?
@@Ghettowhale courage is a criminally overlooked show
Patiently awaiting PilotRedSun's return, we miss you King.
he still uploads stuff on Pilotredsky
for those wondering, hes still active at his pilotredsky channel. its some good tunes with gorgeous artwork, really impressive how far this guy has come, while still managing to maintain a unique style.
That will continue until his attorneys run out of files to post to the Internet in his name. Rest in peace. PRS 😥
@@TrillShatner Uh, what?
Honestly his music has gotten so good, it sounds like it would've been right at home on Rephlex. I think that's been his main focus these past few years.
Is he dead?@@TrillShatner
I am starting to seriously think he just draws things he sees in his fever dreams
For real. A fever dream that funnels impressions of kafkaesque work-life into memories of point-and-click games.
You can't just consciously think this uncofortable kind of experience up.
(The distinctive grumbling low-tec sounds and uncanny erratic movements of those old point-and-click games definitely bleed well into a drab, oddly unemotional, surreal basis.)
That could also mean COVID dream, you know
true
You’re just starting to think this?
I swear he wandered the halls for what felt like 15 minutes
Pilotredsun is really good at making minute long videos feel like they are extremely long, and I don't mean that in a bad way.
As much as I like PilotRedSun, I didn't really enjoy this video. The walking in the hallway was so repetitive. Compare it to burners, it has a lot less funny moments.
I'mAHorriblePerson “Not So Fast” was even better. That one was hilarious
@@ghostridersinthesky21 yeah I agree. I think this one could have been funnier is all. It's still pretty good though.
its the same hall. the numbers flip each time he turns lol
we miss you, we love you. hope all is well
Everything is fine, check his other accounts.
@@SonicMaster519 What other accounts??
Only pilotredsun can make a 1:36 minute video feel like a feature length fever dream of hallways fire extinguishers and weird bosses
He didn't jostle the heating ducts with this one.
The chronic build-up of iron dust is an OSHA violation, regardless of the boss's dust preference or his ownership of the premises.
I love this fanbase.
Judging by his strange actions, he appears to be on quaaludes
Well that would be an OSHA violation, and that’s not his house
He started a fire only to avoid telling his last employee what's going on
Precisely 😂
That's like level 10 anxiety
Chaotic Neutral
That and to “reward” him so he’ll be distracted by the new watch
what about the watch ?!
The fact that this is almost 3 years old is giving me an existential crisis
zoomers feeling old already? _shiver_
"You have exercised utmost discernment, far beyond that of the layman."
What's a layman?
Turf Tf a lay man is a non-expert.
Pilotredsun has us out here translating English to English
Thanks
These videos have a way of making me feel personally responsible for whatever happens in them.
True
Icy Draws YOU DID THIS!
indeed
@@moss5356 true
@@theballzeateralternativeac3668 affirmative
Please come back Pilot! The world needs you 😢
I like how all the fire extinguishers he passed weren't the good ones, with the foam.
You have exercised utmost discernment
Far beyond that of the layman
Thank god someone understood mr. fujiwara
@@MrX626 Amazingly enough RUclips's CC got it right
@@SeanCanzone RUclips CC: can't understand Australian accents
Also RUclips CC: understands mr. Fujiwara easily
But what does it mean?!
@Jared Bates A person who doesn't have professional expertise in a particular subject.
Mr. Fujiwara is the kind of guy to drift hard right on Saratoga
With no hands on the steering weel
The OPs name is redsun and it's a story about Fujiwara, I full on expected drifting, but this is also okay lmao
Yu are so right ahaha
going below 10 above the speed limit
@@bosin1969 he'd let go of the wheel to reach the quaaludes
He made some of the best surreal animation that RUclips had ever seen, and then he dipped. So long space cowboy.
I've had this accout 10+ years and only ever commented once or twice, but I hope you are doing well in life and I miss you. Take care Pilot
late reply but hes alright, hes uploading on other accounts like redpilotsky
I love how the beginning plays out like a PS1 JRPG scene with the characters walking around aimlessly as they talk
even the search for the fire extinguisher is laid out like a PS1 dungeon crawler, à la persona 1.
I swear to god most people, including me, did not catch that.
Monaco It's also like the PS1 (Phantasy Star 1) dungeons.
@@monaco84 Nah, if it were persona 1 he'd be going down the hallway backwards at 50 mph.
Someone make an infinite loop of him walking through the hallway.
Second version instagram.com/p/CD6xK01nWHx/?igshid=1r605g1rlu3e1
I think the electronic bass tone was the important part...
@@louiemaru yeah, the quirky music ruined the hypnotizing aesthetic of the hallway
@FrontyTheFox Nice work.
@FrontyTheFox you legend
we miss you
Pilotredsky
Ive been married and divorced since this came out.
That didn’t last long
This morning you gave me a marriage license, divorce papers, and restraining order. All at the same time
You desperately need to start making point-and-click adventure games.
I 100% agree with this
I was going to say this
Chimps on a blimp
I immediately thought of that when I saw the hallway scene
He already does check out wainstop
This whole thing looks like a moving painting, with all the uneven smudges of color
loving vincent but on a budget of 10 dollars
Welcome to the channel
pupyfan69 holy fuck 😂
It looks moist
cool profile pic my bruda
I love how the length of each loop of the hallway sequence is exactly 5 seconds so using the arrow keys on RUclips's player to skip it seemingly does nothing, like an extended metaphor.
I remember when this was a new upload, time flies
Mr. Fujiwara exists in a liminal space beyond the linoleum tile and soggy cloth desk partitions
By azura by azura by azura! I can’t believe it’s YOU, commenting HERE, next to ME!
"You again."
-Colonel Autumn
Oh hey its the Oblivion brothers.
the backrooms
How and why did i find the LaFave Bros on this video. XD lmao
Fujiwara's methods are a bit eccentric, but he's a damn genius.
Chaotic good
He's a maverick but he gets results
And when the world needed him most, he vanished…
Employee: Mr. Fujiwara, this morning you gave me a pink slip, employee of the month award, and a mother's day card, all at the same time. I would like to know what going on here, as I am the last remaining employee.
Employee: Can you hear me, Mr. Fujiwara? You've been acting very irrational lately.
Mr. Fujiwara: Fetch me a fire extinguisher, a good one, with the foam.
Mr. Fujiwara: You have exercised [the] utmost discernment, far beyond that of the layman.
Thanks for the script
Thank you, much needed.
I thought he said: "Fetch me a fire extinguisher. A good one. With a phone."
“With the foam” as opposed to without?
Much obliged friend
Could you imagine being in a huge office being the last remaining employee
Yeah, there's a game of it called The Stanley Parable.
@@rud5101 good point, thought they disappeared in the Stanley parable, I mean you're the only person left because everyone else got fired
That in itself is surreal. It would feel like working after hours all day. The thought kind of reminds me of when i was a kid an my mom would bring my sister and i into the school when she worked to get things ready in her classroom before school started in august. It was just so quiet and all the empty rooms made it eery.
Try going to the office after covid lockdown. I went to my office of 300+ employees and was the only one there. Eerie
we miss you pilot, please return soon
please come back mr redsun
and so, the king fell silent.
"You gave me a pink slip, employee of the month award, and a mother's day card all at the same time" I'm fucking crying
What a shizo video hahaha
i didnt even understand
I thought he said unmistake card
@socialism is for wannabe slave owners Are you still horny buddy
@@laurelalloro relevance to the conversation?
Meanwhile Mr Fujiwara's son Takumi spent 10 years in prison for making a hard right at Saratoga.
He would've gotten away if he hadn't dumped the qualludes.
They threw the book at him.
Habeus corpus, you feel me?
@@MidnightWanderer00 They never would've caught up to him if he'd just been using the new state-of-the-art biodiesel they've been rolling out.
@@DollarSignSlate he wasn't able to outrun the cops because there was a chronic buildup of someone's favorite iron dust in his engine, hell he probably got stopped because iron dust buildup was rumored to be an OSHA violation
He had taken the tumble
And when the world needed him most... He vanished.
He still around making music.
Where did you go mr redsun
"You have exercised utmost discernment, far beyond that of the lame man." I wish my boss talked to me like that.
Layman
Rayman Legends
You use Reddit.
Layman, lol
That would be odd for someone to talk to me in a calm, quiet tone with a vocabulary like that
“You have exercised utmost discernment, far beyond that of the layman.” I had to get high to understand Mr. Fujiwara lmao
Thanks man. I'm sober, so I couldn't understand that.
@@ULTRAOutdoorsman
Yes. There's static buzzing around the words. "You have *bzz*exe*zz*rci*zzz*zed utmos*zzz*t discernment. [try] beyond that of the layman." Not to mention that words like "discernment" and "layman" aren't very common words.
Captions say it too
Can confirm I had to get drunk to understand Mr Fujiwara
miss you lots man
I hope this guy is not dead.
i hope so too
He not dead. He still makes musik
@@ab8jeh where?
@@rainhat1 Pilotredsky
I don’t know how an animation can look so detailed and fluid yet so crude at the same time. I genuinely have no clue how he does it. It’s brilliant.
Absolutely. Like the cross section in late-PS1-era, where some games showcased some impressive scenes that really managed to replicate real-life settings in most authentic way seen at that point, while still being very crude and game-y. This really feels like such a montage.
@@sweetwheatsyi think that doesn’t really cover it that much, it’s a much more distorted taste. it’s unique and tasteful, it’s own kind of thing.
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This is just a typical day in a Japanese office really.
Every Japanese office only has a single employee?
Not just any Japanese office. Mr Fujiwara seems to be the type of man to have made an impeccable reputation for himself that supercedes the perceived standard for his ethnicity.
2 years go by really quickly
When the world needed him most, pilot vanished again
I get that saying that this plays out and feels like a dream is usually over exaggerated and overused, but this genuinely feels and plays out exactly like a dream.
Agreed
Yeah particularly the sequence starting at 0:40 the way the perspective keeps changing reminds me of the lucid state of mind in a dream.
It's what I find captivating with great art in general, but especially filmmaking: managing to showcase the world as you see it, to a point sharing your dreams. Many great audiovisual works are basically that: a combination of dreams and experience.
Damn bro crazy... but no one asked.
@@thymicere3911 dude it's the comment section what do you want them to write a 500 word essay about the lost city of Atlantis?
I hope my office one day is in the backrooms as well.
For every 2^32 hallways there is 1 cafeteria and 2 bathrooms. Good luck finding your facilities.
Didn’t laugh...
PilotRedSun thank you mr PilotRedSun I’ve been lost in the hallways for 23 years
2^32 = 4294967296, good luck out there indeed!
@@thymicere3911 no one asked you
I come back every so often hoping there’s a new one
And then he just dipped never to be seen again
Pilotredsky
@@SageSnivy oh damn
When the world needed him the most...
*he returned*
you beat me to it
I need some content point that content at me
True doe
Stolen comment
Stolen comment.
When the characters move it looks like bad AI pathfinding
like digit = 69
NOBODY LIKE!
Exactly... bad IA in Videogames
the things i would do for a new pilotredsun video
"2 years ago"
lets change that.
Immediately stopped what I was doing to watch this
Same
SAME
Mood
SAME
me too lol
The new style is sick !
Yo whats up Ethereal Snake
Yeah, it makes me want to throw up while sleeping on my back so I can suffocate in my sleep.
I really dig your style as well man, really reminiscent of umami. Keep up the great work!
You AND meatcanyon are here?!?? That's amazing good to see artists I like enjoying eachothers content.
pog
pilotredsun never been gone for more than a year
im worried what hes cookin
This feels like Cruelty Squad extended universe material with a splash of Umami surrealism
This guy's videos are what I imagine purgatory to look like.
You’re probably right
If this is purgatory send me there right now!
Hell is just pilotredsuns animations
Nobody gives a shit about what you imagine purgatory to look like.
plot twist: this is purgatory
This is what being on Benedryl feels like
Indeed
Yup
yea
How much benadryl ya gotta take to feel like this
@@naturesquad9174 take like 100 to 200mg for like a mellow experience. 500mg or more I'd say for this
every time i visit this channel i feel like there's more videos yet no new uploads
the schizophrenia got to him, rip
Wait what
When the world needed him the most, he returned.
then vanished again
jaden da finger yep
God damn, I LOVE his shit! I bet it’s labor intensive though. 😭
Jordan Crawford it's no wonder why it takes so long, it requires a lot of effort to make things like this.
The corridors feel like I'm navigating through a DOOM level.
It reminds me of that labyrinth screen saver fron Windows 98 I think.
@@YellowDogWithCone It's definitely got to be a reference to that screen saver. I was taken back to 1999 for a bit.
Here's a link for all you zoomers: ruclips.net/video/oRL5durPleI/видео.html
The corridors fell like im tripping balls on acid
I feel like that's what the Super Schoolhouse looks like to Playtime
The way it slows down at the doors is nice
Please come back. We need you.
Can't believe they dropped this masterpiece and just dipped, eitherway, I hope PRS has a nice day and treats themselves to a snack
This honestly just feels like a straight up dream
It is
Or a nightmare
its my dreams
all of his video's have this surreal dreamy feel.
More like a fever dream
The most underrated moment has to be when he swings the door on the extinguisher box not to open it, but to bash the glass on the wall and reach through the broken pane.
When I first saw that I burst out laughing
I think more underrated is when you see all these other fire extinguishers on the way to the one he grabbed and back. He could have grabbed something much closer, any of those other ones, but it seems like he chose to get the one that's the farthest away, which is something you don't want to do when there's a fire.
@@the1337fleet it was the good one, with the foam.
No, it was the chomp sound when he lit the fire with the match
exactly
Return to us, King, Poet, Warrior, God.
He died 9 months ago
@@purple.requiem source?
@@Drugsanddragonslul his brother said it on twitter
@@purple.requiem whats his account name
@@Drugsanddragonslul divergreenmoon
Something super odd I noticed during the running scene is it perfectly matches up with pressing the arrow keys on your keyboard, so if you skip ahead or behind with the arrow keys, you're still at the same exact moment in the run cycle.
Wow, you're right. Guess it helps that its basically a looping animation, but still it'll be on the exact moment like you said, no matter where you start.
The loops are 4 or 5 seconds long. Pressing the arrow keys to skip ahead or move back are 5 seconds.
Im just glad it had a feel-good ending.
Oh hey it’s a verified person
It's good to see all these tubers are aware of pilotredsun
dang, didn't expect to bump into you *here*
WOAH I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE'S A VERIFIED ACCOUNT THAT'S WATCHING RUclips VIDEOS JUST LIKE ME A NORMAL PERSON THIS COMMENT IS WORTH WRITING AND READING AAGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH NOTICE ME TOOOOOOO
@Jesse Mathis Leave him be, bro. He's clearly going through something in his personal life.
Not only did he extinguish the flame, but extinguished the anguish within his heart.
Stop it stop it STOP IT STOP IIIIIIIIT
come back mr. pilot red run
WHERE ARE YOU MAN?? WE NEED MORE! IT'S BEEN 3 YEARS!!
Its been 2 years, wow! I miss your creative videos, where are you brother?
I like the "chomp" noise when he lights the plant on fire
Makes me laugh everyday
Sounds so incredibly familiar... is it the piranha plant from Mario, or the chomper from plants vs zombies or something?
Fire burning something is kinda like it eating…right?
@@LochyP definitely not. It’s probably a stock sound effect than is publically owned
there's something oddly satisfying with that sound
*When I got this assignment I thought there'd be more employees*
oh god
patrolling the office almost makes me wish for a nuclear evacuation
Mikeburnfire?
Where’s the funny in this comment?
@@thymicere3911 Fallout reference
And like that, he was gone
The fact that Mr. Fujiwara tells them to get "a good one. With the foam" implies that most of the fire extinguishers in the office are fake, thus making this destructive individual even more terrifying.
I always thought he said “with a phone”. Now I’m not sure which one sounds better
I thought he said "with the bones"
Well, not all fire extinguishers are foam. Most of them are dry powder and compressed CO2. The foam ones are actually the good ones
It’s like the overlook hotel
@@oreo3740 the neverlook hotel
This is the closest thing I've seen to what dreaming feels like. The lack of object permanence, the way that movement is just the slurring of distance as far becomes near and near becomes far, the oddness of conversation, the feeling of being out of place. If you could use AI to randomly generate sequences like this, it would be essentially the same as dreaming
This comment is satisfying to see. I was looking for a good comment that accurately explained how these videos feel, and you explained this perfectly. Thank you.
the hallway scene oddly feels claustrophobic to me, or akin to drowning.
@@gemstonegynoid7475 I like it, oddly comforting
Also the way the halls seem to stretch and distort, and how he passes by a bunch of extinguishers, I feel like I do stuff like that a lot in dreams where I know I am about to do something but do another thing and it’s never questioned, just normal.
check out David Firth's sock series
Please return, Father
Return to us king
Please
this guy's art style is a whole other level
the funny
Wow you here
picasso on a whole level
its one of the best out there imo
Pilotredsun is a woman
"Mr. Fujiwara, why are you setting that plant on fire? That doesn't seem very safe."
"This is my office, dude."
That is the origin of burners.
Don't jostle the yuka plant.
Pretty sure that's an OSHA violation.
Looks fine from here
100th like
Pilot red sun we need you come back
I think at this point I just want my life to be a corrupted 90s-00s video game
"4K viewing recommended." is one of the scariest things you could see on a PilotRedSun video
Stolen comment.
@@thymicere3911 literally commented this 30 minutes into the video being uploaded, the comments hadn't even loaded for me.
@@thymicere3911 stfu, why do you care about a stolen comment. It's not like the comments are precious artifacts, a bunch of jewels we should protect. It's just a cancerous collection of people trying to be funny and cringe
I really really really like this image
@@sunnyztmoney i like it too.
I haven't a clue how you even begin to animate something this way
My guess is that each new frame is a scaled/perspective-corrected old one, which is then edited to fit the new surroundings. It would explain quite a few of the artifacts present. It reminds me of this trick some people do in Processing where you scale the image slightly and change the pixel in the center, and it creates really cool patterns as you stretch the image.
@@Selicre that's what i was guessing. you can see the stretching uses no filtering too, it kinda gives it away. I'm curious about what are you referring to with Processing, can you point me out to some link?
@@eternalreturnal Sorry, unfortunately I can't find literally anything about it. Doesn't help that I don't know what this technique is called.
@@Selicre no problem! thanks anyway! I was just wondering if you reckon this animation is all manually done in like Photoshop each frame or there's some special Processing trickery going on?
On a side note, as a 3d artist, i would love to reproduce these weird effects with shaders. Can you imagine a game looking like this? That would be amazing.
@@eternalreturnal I think this is all manual, save for some trickery for walk cycles.
As for shaders, what you will have to do is store the last frame, and compare it to the next one; only update the pixels that are sufficiently far away from the old ones. You can also transform the old frame in various ways as you move the camera.
i miss ur stuff, I know ur prob busy, but we do miss you!
Nah, he just sadly doesn't do animations anymore. He's still active tho and uploaded a song to his second channel PilotRedSky like an hour ago
I watch this every night before I go to sleep. Very soothing.
Losing everything, destroying all you have and ruining lives just to get the gold watch. I think I get it.
Think you are right....
vide o game????
@@youseenednedisdead what