It’s not always legible, but it’s easy to get the sense that the more important bits are more legible and it’s ok if you don’t catch every word, and it also feeds into a general tone of emotional stress and distortion. Ava has made lyrics-heavy Line Rider releases before, and the Friends in Low Places -style scrawl is re-used in certain key moments to great effect, but the majority of the lyrics in I Want To Be Well are drawn out in a new distinctive stylization, a kind of all-caps font where the words bend and twist around each other and the track itself. The majority of I Want To Be Well could be described as some form of lyric video. With that out of the way, this review is essentially going to be me gushing about all the things I love about this piece, so here we go! If you haven’t seen it, and you can stomach the themes, I highly recommend it. Which is to say, I Want To Be Well, in my view, is Line Rider at its absolute best. All at once, it’s a lyric video, a music visualizer, a story of personal struggle, and a choreographed traversal through an animated comic book about mental illness. This is not to say she’ll never go on to create bigger and better things in the future, but looking at her body of work as it stands today, I Want To Be Well is a culmination of thoughts and ideas and experiments and techniques and messages she’s been messing with and working on since she started with Line Rider back in February 2021. It’s hard to know where to start with this one, so I’ll start here: This feels to me like Ava Hofmann’s Line Rider magnum opus. 👎 = not recommended I Want To Be Well - Ava Hofmann I’m so glad to have as many recurring guest reviewers as I do, and I strongly hope this continues into the future.Ĭlick here for a playlist of all videos in this roundup (in order). Please take care of yourselves.Īlso, I’m thrilled to welcome back Ava Hofmann as guest reviewer for Just Far Enough, as well as Twig (from the channel Branches) for Anemoia 2. Don’t watch the videos or read the reviews unless you’re okay with reading descriptions of specific methods of suicide and well as seeing depictions of specific suicidal acts (though depictions are a bit more abstract in No Surprises ). I do want to issue an especially heavy suicide content warning for the first two reviews in this roundup ( I Want To Be Well and No Surprises ).
Don’t worry, there are no 4,000-word reviews of 45-minute tracks this month, just a number of longish reviews of regular-length releases because there’s a lot to say!
#Line rider advanced code
The maximum thickness can once again be changed in the source code (Swatch.cs), but if the thickness is over x25, LRA will be unable to save the track until these lines are removed.I called last month’s roundup a doozy, which is the exact same thing I want to say about this one now. The thickness can also be changed with the hot key or by right clicking the green color swatch. These lines have 4 modes, being x0.5 thickness, x1 thickness, x2 thickness and x3 thickness. It has no gravity well, resulting in the line having no hitbox. Scenery lines are made out of one thing only, and that is the line itself. The amount of triangles is determined by the multiplier of the red line.
They have, just like blue lines, another line under them in editing mode and color playback, which is red and has a triangle on, implying the direction of the acceleration. It makes it so you need less lines for the trick, resulting in less lag. Increasing the maximum multiplier can be handy for certain tricks like ten point cannons (10pc) and singularity cannons (sing cannon). The maximum multiplier for red lines can be changed in the source code (Swatch.cs). The multiplier can be changed by right clicking the Red color swatch or pressing the hot key for changing modes (default Tab) to cycle through them. Red lines have 3 regular modes, known as multipliers, being x1 acceleration, x2 acceleration and x3 acceleration. Red lines are lines that accelerate Bosh in the direction of the line. They are erasable using the eraser tool (Keybind E).īlue lines are lines that consist of two things, the blue line texture, being a regular black line, which has a blue line under it in editing mode and color playback, and a gravity well.
There are 3 kinds of lines in LRA Blue lines, Red (Acceleration) lines and Scenery (green) lines, drawn by either the pencil tool (keybind Q) or the line tool (keybind W).
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