I've examined both images so many times, examined the present Hobbytown images and tried to scale the rooms in my mind, I've gone through so many possibilities in my head and next to none of them have added up. Then I came to this and I do think you've envisioned it accurately. I also think this is what it actually was like because nothing else seems to add up from the two original images of the room. I can literally smell the carpet from this video, so well done to you!
thx! i just tried to think on how the camera dude couldve switched between angles in 53 seconds so this is my best assumption, because one photo was taken 53 seconds after the other
Fun fact: the reason the yellow backrooms room and the manilla walls in the other photo is so different is because the original photo was edited to look yellow ;]
@@jaytdb Guess the only way to know for sure is if one of the people working on the room, or even the owner, says if it actually was yellow colour from the lights or not. But the true colour of the wallpaper wallpaper like you'd see in natural lighting I think personally might've been slightly more of a lighter, cleaner colour. But idk, maybe it was really just a dirty yellow colour and the lights didn't change the appearance of it much?
FINALLY THE GODS HAVE BLESSED ME WITH A VIDEO WALKTHROUGH THROUGH BOTH AREAS WITH A CLEAR IMAGE OF HOW THEY ARE MAPPED OUT PRAISE THE GODS 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Edit: I understand this is not real The point was to express excitement that someone created a space that was what both areas might have looked like And no This is not AI This is obviously made in blender or something Edit 2: Can someone get the creator here, I need to know WTF is happening anymore
Real talk however: I don't think the partitions would've been separate. Speaking in terms of construction that you would see in these older stores, they would've knocked them out and tossed the materials. Unless there's an image I haven't seen to the contrary (ain't no fuckin way I'm downloading a random ass google drive file without being able to preview it first), most of those stores were built with longevity in mind, not flexibility in the environment. Flexibility came in the form of disposability. It's why so many appliances and cars lasted so long: they were meant to last until the owner wanted to replace them in 1, 2, 10, 20 years. Same would go for partitions. But the space is logical otherwise. Even the archways, since it'd allow shoppers to look through the wall, at each display from multiple angles. I'll be honest, I'd be hard pressed to renovate the walls themselves if I had bought a store like this as a hobby store. They could've done so many cool things with the partition/partial walls.
Really cool video! I'm currently working to dig up the REAL floor plan, not something someone guessed based on images, but like the literal drawings used by the builders/remodelers/city. Either way, I've already got an entire timeline built for this space. Did you know it was actually 2 different stores after it was Rohner's before it was Hobbytown? The last occupant before the backrooms photo was taken was actually Knox Furniture Outlet, so you are technically looking at the shell of that business in the backrooms photo. I'm making a full video on it, stay tuned!
One question, im working on my own backrooms animation in blender and I wanted to ask how did you get it too look life it was filmed on an actual camera, because with mine you can still tell its blender
I like the idea of this being it, but the only thing I don't understand is what are the rooms used for in the first place? Maybe rooms for testing the cars, the random walls being obstacles?
This is a fake video. If if was real, I would be actually able to see that thing on the wall partially hidden, but I don't at all, unlike in the original photograph. Truly!.
the original layout of the area maybe was a bit different, there were 3 walls right there but the other image didn't come from right there, but it was close by in the building I think. Nonetheless, this video is really cool. It probably is the way that you imagined it, and I'm probably wrong lol
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I've examined both images so many times, examined the present Hobbytown images and tried to scale the rooms in my mind, I've gone through so many possibilities in my head and next to none of them have added up. Then I came to this and I do think you've envisioned it accurately. I also think this is what it actually was like because nothing else seems to add up from the two original images of the room. I can literally smell the carpet from this video, so well done to you!
thx! i just tried to think on how the camera dude couldve switched between angles in 53 seconds so this is my best assumption, because one photo was taken 53 seconds after the other
i just updated and put the blender file in the description if you want to check it out
Fun fact: the reason the yellow backrooms room and the manilla walls in the other photo is so different is because the original photo was edited to look yellow ;]
@@charlieredmond5970 no it wasnt, you can check the archive. it mustve been weird camera settings
@@jaytdb Guess the only way to know for sure is if one of the people working on the room, or even the owner, says if it actually was yellow colour from the lights or not. But the true colour of the wallpaper wallpaper like you'd see in natural lighting I think personally might've been slightly more of a lighter, cleaner colour. But idk, maybe it was really just a dirty yellow colour and the lights didn't change the appearance of it much?
This is probably the most realistic version based form the actual source I’ve seen
thanks!
yeah but he didnt give credits to who made the map but still good
@@BlenderMix-hv2nm i made the map
@@jaytdb huh nice
bro wake up, new angle dropped
W
Wait I thought the door in the background of the newest 2002 image was where the original image was from???
idk
its so interesting to see where the different creators puts the to images in the videos
Wow this is what it looked like? I've always wondered..
this is what i vision it to be. it couldve been different well have to find the floor plans
FINALLY
THE GODS HAVE BLESSED ME WITH A VIDEO WALKTHROUGH THROUGH BOTH AREAS WITH A CLEAR IMAGE OF HOW THEY ARE MAPPED OUT
PRAISE THE GODS
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Edit: I understand this is not real
The point was to express excitement that someone created a space that was what both areas might have looked like
And no
This is not AI
This is obviously made in blender or something
Edit 2: Can someone get the creator here, I need to know WTF is happening anymore
It’s not the real thing 💀
@@berrymansir the point is that someone recreated the area using the images
Not that it’s real
It’s obviously not real
You’re the stupid one here
bro got fooled by ai
@@Callidus007the creator themself said it was blender
@@Callidus007 ever heard about video effects? and the creator said it was blender
After 5 years, we finally have the Backrooms 2
Real talk however: I don't think the partitions would've been separate. Speaking in terms of construction that you would see in these older stores, they would've knocked them out and tossed the materials. Unless there's an image I haven't seen to the contrary (ain't no fuckin way I'm downloading a random ass google drive file without being able to preview it first), most of those stores were built with longevity in mind, not flexibility in the environment. Flexibility came in the form of disposability. It's why so many appliances and cars lasted so long: they were meant to last until the owner wanted to replace them in 1, 2, 10, 20 years.
Same would go for partitions. But the space is logical otherwise. Even the archways, since it'd allow shoppers to look through the wall, at each display from multiple angles.
I'll be honest, I'd be hard pressed to renovate the walls themselves if I had bought a store like this as a hobby store. They could've done so many cool things with the partition/partial walls.
E ASSIM Q SE NASCE UMA LENDA e urbana
Really cool video! I'm currently working to dig up the REAL floor plan, not something someone guessed based on images, but like the literal drawings used by the builders/remodelers/city.
Either way, I've already got an entire timeline built for this space. Did you know it was actually 2 different stores after it was Rohner's before it was Hobbytown? The last occupant before the backrooms photo was taken was actually Knox Furniture Outlet, so you are technically looking at the shell of that business in the backrooms photo. I'm making a full video on it, stay tuned!
awesome! if you happen to find the floor plan pls share it to me or post it on your channel that would be awesome. im excited to see the video!
This’ll be cool can’t wait
I had a huge relief when I saw this
(The relief isn't that I saw it's just a story)
what
@@jaytdbMan, I finally found the video of the origin of the backrooms, so I felt relieved
@@jpgameogrupo w
It must be easy to get lost there
bro noclipped into the backrooms
yes
Once you get to the end of the hall there, there would be another door on the left. That's what it was and is now
HERE IT IS!
i live there
awesome
@@jaytdb dang it i was trying to comment on a flat earth video but somehow it glitched and i commented on this one. but yeah i live there too
One question, im working on my own backrooms animation in blender and I wanted to ask how did you get it too look life it was filmed on an actual camera, because with mine you can still tell its blender
Wow great job!!!
thanks!
WOAH THIS IS EPIC!!! Also how did you get that low quality vhs sort of look?
in blender i set the output to be 640x460 and 75% compression rate
if you dont have blender go to www.freeconvert.com/video-compressor
@@jaytdb alr thanks bc im working on an animation and i want it to look as good as this thanks again!
@@jaytdb How to set compression rate??
Pretty cool... Not gonna lie
I like the idea of this being it, but the only thing I don't understand is what are the rooms used for in the first place?
Maybe rooms for testing the cars, the random walls being obstacles?
it was rohners furniture store before it was a rc place 🔥
Somebody tell him💀
(He noclipped into Level 0)
you used the dinnerbone model for this, didnt you
youre so smart
@@jaytdb i know because ive used it so much
This is not the actual layout and I know because I went there
in the 2000s?
No but I figured out where everything was
can u tell or show us?
Who has been in here
👇
Beggar
@@brandye3039 it’s a joke.
@@letmethinkaboutit2460 Ok, but just don’t like beg
@@brandye3039 I eat skin👍
@@letmethinkaboutit2460 Same man
can I use this?
yeah
uses 4.1.1 btw
@@jaytdb thx
@@jaytdb what settings does this project use?
@@AccentEeOfficial yeah i forgot a couple lights add me on discord jayondeck ill help you out
someone make this irl
it exists although it has been reformed
Backrooms
This doesn't look like ai...
This is a fake video. If if was real, I would be actually able to see that thing on the wall partially hidden, but I don't at all, unlike in the original photograph. Truly!.
bud its a render ofc its fake 💀
why would anyone think this kind of footage exists in the first place
Bro this is the backrooms of course it is confusing thats what they do to lure you
the original layout of the area maybe was a bit different, there were 3 walls right there but the other image didn't come from right there, but it was close by in the building I think. Nonetheless, this video is really cool. It probably is the way that you imagined it, and I'm probably wrong lol
Finally somebody actually made one with the Hobbytown layout
really well done. I think the walls look a bit flat though, maybe adding some additional depth to them would be a good idea
Revolution Receway...
where are the gundams?,,,
This is the RC car place?
yeah made in blender 4.1
это прекрасно
You should show the owners this and hopefully someone can remember the layout. This is really plausible
That’s like 22 years ago of recording.
22
@@Luca_Smireaoh yes I mean, 22.
You sure Im pretty sure it was 22? @@calvincao5972
why is bro stomping
This is real footage of real backroom?
no this is a 3d render made in the open source app blender!
Holy shit
why does this person take such short steps
idk
Is this real????
no its blender cgi
@jaytdb :( damn, amazing work but damn I still love it tho, try putting cgi in your bios or smthn ig 🤷♂️ would help all the backrooms fans out fosho
ai
this is a 3d render made in blender
@@moodyk.m6080 oh my bad
damn ok
YA NO CREERÉ EN NADA 🐸
Wow, what an excellent location. I hope somebody would make a creepy fictional internet lore and make a series of short films out of it.
Bro someone already did 😐
@@warschdule r/woosh
@@hejejej who asked
@@warschdule No one.
@@hejejej cares
yo you got discord? i kinda wanna be friends