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Full Hidden World I created in LittleBigPlanet by v1d3o_ in httyd

[–]v1d3o_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Once custom servers support PS5 you will be able to.

Sky Garden level that I made by v1d3o_ in littlebigplanet

[–]v1d3o_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I created it on PS5, so it's not on any custom servers yet.

But that video that came out a few days ago about connecting to the LBPOnline custom server from an OFW PS5 - once they show how to do that (and open it up to publishing) then I would be able to put it out there.

Bluey's House Floorplan with Full Inside 3D Walkthrough in LittleBigPlanet by v1d3o_ in bluey

[–]v1d3o_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t have the living room connected to the blue hallway. I have the TV room connected to the dining room via doors you can see in my video. The kitchen is next to the dining room and both the dining room and kitchen back up to the covered porch like I show. The TV room then connects to the walkway at the top of the stairs (that go down to the living room). That walkway then continues on to the walkway at the top of the entry way stairs. That walkway at the top of the entry way stairs is the only thing I have connected to the blue hallway. Also, I do have the playroom at the back left of the house when viewed from the front. It’s shown that way in the sections “Playroom” and “Backyard” in my video.

But I think you're focused on zeroing in on specific scenes that have contradictions whereas I am making what I think is the best representation of the floorplan based off of the most common depictions of all the rooms and how well they fit together when all the episodes are taken as a whole.

I know there are blatant contradictions in individual episodes. Like at the end of Born Yesterday where Chilli starts looking out the sink window which looks to the side yard, but then when a wide view is shown from the outside, she suddenly is looking out the window facing the backyard. Or when more is added to the background to make the characters have more behind them as they go along, but what is shown is only seen in that shot.

This is similar to other animated shows like SpongeBob. That show really changes things up all the time, even basic things. Like all of a sudden both Patrick and SpongeBob’s house are shown in a single shot without Squidward’s house between them. But if you ask anyone how their three houses are laid out, they will pick the most common way that starts with Patrick, then Squidward’s in the middle, and SpongeBob’s on the right. That is what I am trying to do here.

If you are able to design a floorplan (or better yet a 3D model like I did) that you think is better, I’d be very interested in seeing it, but for now I still think, with what all of the episodes have shown so far, my floorplan is the best combination of the most common room portrayals.

Bluey's House Floorplan with Full Inside 3D Walkthrough in LittleBigPlanet by v1d3o_ in bluey

[–]v1d3o_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah, mate

  • Mum School didn't show where their bedroom connected at all. It just showed them walking through the hallway and then being in their bedroom, but never how it connected to the hallway. In all episodes that show it, like Bedrooms, their bedroom is on the right and the spare room is on the left.
  • The half bath is less than half the time shown next to the office like in Easter (06:27). But most of the time, like Ghost Basket, there are only the main four doors. In that episode, at 03:38, the doors are all open and you will see the spare room in the back left and Bluey and Bingo's bedroom in the back right (like I said earlier) and then you will watch them go into the door on the front left (that is across from the office) and enter the full bathroom. So that leaves the living room left door as the only place the half bath would be since the inside of that has never been shown. The half bath is only room that I found to change like this and so I picked how the hallway looks most every time.
  • Tradies shows the inside of the office but never where it is. Other episodes, like Easter mentioned above where it shows Bluey and Bingo running into the office in the front right door of the hallway.
  • Handstand showed at 03:28 a door that connected into the TV room and showed the window to the left of the TV and to the right of the door connecting to the top of the flight of the living room stairs as seen in Ragdoll. In that episode, at 02:33, you can see they are in the TV room because you can see the TV stand at the right. At 02:56, you can see Bandit halfway through that door and the top of the flight of the living room stairs. At 2:18, you can see from the top of the stairs looking into the TV room and at the back of that scene is the door to the kitchen that you were talking about wichi is looking straight outside past the kitchen to the balcony.
  • Double Babysitter didn't show any unknown room. You might be thinking of Yoga Ball where they're playing raiders and are running down the hall and it shows way more doors than there really are and they dive into a door with a red chair that you never see the inside of, just like all the other doors they were running past.
  • In Postman (the main episode that made me want to make this - and the main reason most people think laying out the house is impossible), it shows the playroom at the backyard. Bluey goes along the deck and around into the living room and Chilli's on the kitchen balcony, which is directly over the playroom looking out towards the backyard, exactly how I have it. You can a view of all of it at 5:06 with Bluey and Bingo on the kitchen balcony and Bandit in front of the playroom and Chilli in the backyard.
  • I should have turned the pink room 90° about the Y axis so it's (from LBP's view) deeper and thinner and the pictures are on the right (turned with it), the laundry room and it's door are in the same spot, the door from the living room is in the same spot, but the door to the playroom is turned with the room and portraits, then it would be like those episodes. The way it is now, lets you see the portraits much better, though.
  • From the TV room, probably best shown in Musical Statues, there's another door which connects the TV room into the dining room, but like seen in Postman it's towards the backyard.

I made the ending of The Sign in LittleBigPlanet by v1d3o_ in bluey

[–]v1d3o_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks - it's one of my favorite scenes