The Last Stand 2013 720p Gaz English Subtitles Download
Kym Cavrak
"Not in his town. Not on his watch.".Ray Owens is sheriff of the quiet US border town of Sommerton Junction after leaving the LAPD following a bungled operation. Following his escape from the FBI, a notorious drug baron, his gang, and a hostage are heading toward Sommerton Junction where the police are preparing to make a last stand to intercept them before they cross the border. Owens is reluctant to become involved but ultimately joins in with the law enforcement efforts
The most recent forum thread that I saw about subtitles was in June of last year, and then this one. As someone with a really keen interest in seeing subtitles in the game, I would like to know where we stand on that as compared to the last 9 months.
I think Subtile should be one of the standard options for games nowadays.
The subtitle will help people who have issues with hearing the words clearly (Whether due to accent or due to English not their native language) as they can get to read the words spoken and this ease of understanding on what is going on during the cinematics, will help to get new players into the story effortlessly which is important as part of the whole experience.
Hello! I am hoping that somebody can help me out with this as I've searched YouTube and tried to do it myself with no success.
What I'm trying to do is add a line of text (subtitle) underneath the Title of my Projects.
So for example my first project is NEXT underneath that I would like to write a sentence that basically explains what the person will see once they open that project. I would like the subtitle text to be the font/size of my Paragraph 1 text (the same as the text underneath my name). I would like to be able to do this for all my projects (there are 4 total).
I am using a template but I do not remember which one unfortunately.
I would really really appreciate it if somebody could provide me with an answer to this! Please let me know what additional information I need to provide to get an answer to this. Thank you in advance!
Hello!
Are you able to share a link to the site? I think it could be something as simple as adding a text block and selecting Paragraph 1 for the size (unless you're using the portfolio or blog feature to display this information). I'd be happy to take a look at your site though to make sure I understand exactly what you're asking!
@tuanphan Hi thank you for this! I see it has worked for other designers, but I am a bit confused by the instructions.
I can find my URL slug underneath home (am I supposed to change something here? What do I do once I find the URL?I don't have an option for advanced settings within the settings menu for the project.
However, I can get Advanced Settings if I open the settings menu for my home screen where it lists all of my projects. (See photo below)
I have inputted the code and saved it yet no change. I am doing something wrong or possibly skipping a step. Can you explain what I need to do step by step, please? I'd appreciate it thank you ?.
@Snowday Hi thank you for answering! So unfortunately because of the portfolio template I used, I cannot add a text block. I only have the option to manage projects. I tried to do the solution that TuanPhan provided, but I didn't quite understand the instructions. I did see that it worked for others! I probably just didn't input the code in the right place or I missed a step. Link is below!
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Got it! I think Tuanphan's solution is perfect for you! He has helped me with many problems and issues in the past and is a tremendous resource to this community.
For his solution, instead of adding the code to the Portfolio Settings > Advanced (Page Header Code Injection), you'll want to add the code to the site CSS area which can be found here: Website > Website Tools (toward the bottom of the website editor side menu) > Custom CSS.
To make sure the code works for you, take each project URL and add it to the code by replacing the placeholder URLs in the code. So in the code below, replace blue with your URLs, replace green with your desired subtitles. If you have more than 2, just copy and paste the last 3 lines of code until you have enough to cover all of your projects.
To adjust the color and size of the subtitle text, adjust the lines in red below. Font size will be in pixels and you can mess with this until you find the right fit. Color can be basic like "black", or "red", or for a more custom color you can use a hex code like #FFFFFF (which is white).
Let me know if you need further assistance!
@tuanphan @Snowday Thank you so very much! I really appreciate it, this makes all the difference I couldn't have done this without both of your help!
The fix worked perfectly, I have one last question! I would like to change the weight of the subtitle text to 300px so it matches my Paragraph 1 text. Right now it looks a little bold, like the same weight of the title which I believe is 500px. I would also like to reduce the spacing between the lines of subtitle text a bit.
Are these changes possible? If not that's okay. Once again thank you both so much for the detailed explanations!
Hello! @Snowday@tuanphan I'm having this same issue as well -- I tried copying & pasting the code, but it's not working. I wonder if it's because I'm using the Flatiron template which is a little older? Let me know if you might have other ideas for how I can get this to work! Here's a link to my portfolio:
Hello! I'm having this same issue as well -- I tried copying & pasting the code, but it's not working. I wonder if it's because I'm using the Flatiron template which is a little older? Let me know if you might have other ideas for how I can get this to work! Here's a link to my portfolio:
I am working on this sketch on Processing which gets the videofeed from my webcam/smartphone and shows it when running. I want to import an .srt converted to txt subtitles file from a film to it. I can see that the text file has all these numbers that stand for the start and end subtitle frame before the actual text.
I am quite new to processing so not that familiar with many commands apart from 'for' and 'if', a newbie at importing .txt files and an ignoramus in working with arrays. But I really want to find a nice way in the last two bits..
Probably that looks pretty intimidating to you, so here's some walk-through commentary. Your program will be a type of state machine. It will either be in the state of displaying a subtitle, or not. We'll keep this in mind later when we're designing the code. First, you need to declare and initialize your variables.
The first line uses the loadStrings() function, which reads through a text file and returns a String array where each element in the array is a line in the file. Of course, you'll need to change the filename to fit your file.
Your code uses a variable called current_frame, which is a very good idea, but I've renamed it to currentFrame to fit the java coding convention. We'll start at zero, and later on our code will increment it on every frame display. This variable will tell us where we are in the subtitle sequence and which message should be displayed (if any).
Because the information for what frame each subtitle starts and ends on is encoded in a string, it's a bit tricky to incorporate it into the code. For now, let's just create some variables that represent when the "current" subtitle-- the subtitle that we're either currently displaying or will be displaying next-- starts and ends. We'll also create an index to keep track of which element in the subtitles array is the "current" subtitle. These variables all start at -1, which may seem a bit odd. Whereas we initialized currentFrame to 0, these don't really have a real "initial" value, at least not for now. If we chose 0, then that's not really true, because the first subtitle may not (probably doesn't) begin and end at frame 0, and any other positive number doesn't make much sense. -1 is often used as a dummy index that will be replaced before the variable actually gets used, so we'll do that here, too.
Now for the final variable: currentSubtitle. The immediate thought would be to have this be a plain String, not a String array. However, because each subtitle may need to be split on the pipe () symbols, each subtitle may actually represent several lines of text, so we'll create an array just to be safe. It's possible that some subtitles may be a single-element array, but that's fine.
Presumably, your code will have some sort of loop in it, where on each iteration the pertinent video frame is drawn to the screen and (if the conditions are met), the subtitle is drawn over top of it. I've left out the video portion, as that's not part of your question.
Before we do anything else, we need to remember that some of our variables don't have real values yet-- all those -1s from before need to be set to something. The basic logic of the drawing loop is 1) figure out if a subtitle needs to be drawn, and if so, draw it, and 2) figure out if the "current" subtitle needs to be moved to the next one in the array. Let's do #2 first, because on the first time through the loop, we don't know anything about it yet! The criterion (in general) for moving to the next subtitle is if we're past the end of the current one : currentFrame > endFrame. If that is true, then we need to shift all of our variables to the next subtitle. subtitleIndex is easy, we just add one and done. The rest are... not as easy. I know it looks disgusting, but I'll talk about that at the end so as to not break the flow. Skip ahead to the bottom if you just can't wait :)
After (if necessary) changing all of the variables so that they're relevant to the current subtitle, we need to do some actual displaying. The second if statement checks to see if we're "inside" the frame-boundaries of the current subtitle. Because the currentSubtitle variable can either refer to the subtitle that needs to be displayed RIGHT NOW, or merely just the next one in the sequence, we need to do some checking to determine which one it is for this frame. That's the second if statement-- if we're past the start and before the end, then we should be displaying the subtitle! Recall that our currentSubtitle variable is an array, so we can't just display it directly. We'll need to loop through it and display each element on a separate line. You mentioned the text() command, so I won't go too in depth here. The tricky bit is the y-coordinate of the text, since it's supposed to be on multiple lines. We want the first element to be above the second, which is above the third, etc. To do that, we'll have the y-coordinate depend on which element we're on, marked by i. We can scale the difference between lines by changing the value of fontSize; that'll just be up to your taste. Know that the number you set it to will be equal to the height of a line in pixels.
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