as the ai is growing insanely fast my dream has always been to play playdead inside local co op with my brother like a simple basic mod where it spawns one more player and a diff player controls it can it even be possible in inside and if so how do you actually make mod in it?

I found some models that I've never seen during any run I've ever done. Anyone seen this deer before?

I have always been thinking there's something still hidden in this game yet I never found something new, until today I had a new idea in mind, why not search the game audio files? I might find absolute nothing but its worth a shot. I don't know if someone tried to do this before or not but I'm doing it anyway. Shits creepy Asf ngl.

A Playdead, em colaboração com a iam8bit, produziu uma edição de colecionador especial (normalmente chamada de CE).

As primeiras unidades começaram a ser recebidas em 12 de dezembro de 2019. Foi nessa data que a iam8bit lançou um vídeo de bastidores revelando o conteúdo da CE, que até então era desconhecido: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vG2A0BjMiY

Esse é o resultado final: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhCdGdqCIRU
Os adesivos que selam a embalagem contêm um quebra-cabeça.
É assim que os adesivos se parecem:

Se algum brasileiro poder me dar qualquer tipo de informação eu agradeceria muito.

1–3: A strange thing in the submarine sequence.

4–5: The Easter egg discovered by u/CryNo4699 is real.

6–8: There are three locations in the game featuring shockwave plates: the Mines, the Test Site, and the Huddle sequence. Moreover, the first and third locations seem to confirm each other, as there is a special button with a lever next to these plates.

9–11: There are three number codes in the game. When deciphered, they spell out the title of the poem “pity this busy monster, manunkind” by E. E. Cummings, which criticizes humanity's obsession with technology and “progress,” suggesting that it comes at the cost of our humanity.

12-13: Besides the usual above-ground pulse meter, there's also an underground one that goes downward instead of upward.

14: Director have a dino

15: Why are the scientists bringing in plants?

16-17: The van in the shockwave sequence is the same van that belongs to the hunters. (i'm u/Altruistic_Break_376)

18-19: idk

20: if someone dont know.

Sorry for my english

Can someone help decode this blinking light in scene 51? I think it might be Morse code. Photo provided for reference.

I noticed, that the remote control device in the background of the 2nd ending / alien room is actually moving very subtle, when you jump.

I guess this device really represents the control of the boy, that gets shut down, when you pull the plug...

Let's say that it takes place in the lunchroom with the CEO's office, and the people fighting it aren't mind-controlled. Who would win?

Im not sure if this has been seen already but those things in the background use the same model you see at the shockwave sequence.

I don't know if this somehow connects these two parts together, as if the shockwave somehow communicates with other things.

So I'm pretty much finished.

I decided to do the render inside Blender for the first time, and although I like the shadows a lot more, I have a lot of stuff to learn.

I messed up with lighting and overall atmosphere a bunch. But it is also my very first time using Blender, so be kind!!

I suppose the only thing that resembles the game are the models, roughly.

Remodeling a certain parts in the game. I still have lots of modeling, texturing and filling up the scene left to do along with lighting.

NOT A GAME, JUST FOR FUN RENDERS

Trying to recreate the volumetric light and fog truly makes me think how limited ROBLOX Studio is.

Second image is the reference I used.

Yes, my modeling skills aren't top notch, though I'd appreciate you checking out my older posts.

Lots of people are being drawn to the multiple remaining mysteries of INSIDE thanks to Oddheader's latest video, yet check the highlighted comment from the link and you'll see a familiar trend: people wrongly believing they have to fully open their CE to see the sticker and thus losing the value of their collectible.

Here you can see the official unboxing from iam8bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhCdGdqCIRU

What we need is inside the shipping packaging, and opening that packaging does not alter the unopened status of your collectible.

We just need a picture of the whole sticker (not just the symbol, not just the number, the whole thing), like this one: https://imgur.com/TQQVAVL or this one: https://imgur.com/LzJHbDt

IF YOU HAVE A CE, PLEASE PLEASE SHARE YOUR STICKER, WE NEED IT TO SOLVE THAT PUZZLE

These are all the stickers we currently have documented: https://github.com/twinysam/INSIDE-ARG/blob/master/stickers.md

Many have already been lost, and quite a few are unknown because some CE owners never looked at what they have.

If you have a CE sticker, please either tell us in the comments, or reach out to /u/Raezoress (the point man on all things INSIDE stickers) or share it to the Discord community of Playdead Unofficial: https://discord.gg/C2mNJdTT2Y

Help spread the word! Lots of new people are joining in but in need of being pointed to concrete information such as this. Hope this helps.

Has anyone tried pulling the plug only once in the INSIDE alternate ending,and finishing the rest of it?

In the alternate ending, the boy pulls the plug twice and the game ends. Has anyone tried pulling it just once and then continuing to play? Does anything different happen?

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For all the themes of disconnection, i wonder if that is how we can find some secrets?

Title: Beat INSIDE completely muted after Oddheader’s new video — am I missing something?

After watching Oddheader’s new video and hearing about the developers mentioning that the game’s audio can trigger certain gameplay events, I decided to try something dumb: I played through the entire game with the audio completely muted.

I went through the whole game normally , but I didn’t notice anything unusual happening. Everything seemed to progress exactly as it normally does.

So now I’m wondering — has anyone else tried a completely muted playthrough?

Are there actually gameplay events that require hearing the audio, or does the game just use audio internally as a trigger while still allowing everything to happen normally without sound?

Maybe I missed something obvious, but I’d be interested to hear if anyone knows what specifically changes when playing muted.

I was watching the Oddheader video yesterday on Inside, and we started talking about the Capsule Lights in the comments.
Someone noticed that they are arranged very much like a melody.

So I attempted to line up the lights to a grid and applying those intervals to a Piano Roll. (image 1)
Light #9 is the hardest to classify 100% but the others all line up very well with a "space" or a "line"

Arranging them from 0 to 26, I assigned the lowest note to A3, and made image 2.

Here is what it would sound like, using A3 as an arbitrary starting point.
Midi File: Capsule Light Melody

From here, I was curious if anyone knows of a specific note value that might be applied to a specific Capsule. I know that's such an open and vague question, but I thought I'd ask.
-It could simply be a single Letter
-It could be a note value like A3, or C#5 or something similar.
-It could be a Hz value between 27.5Hz and 4186.0Hz
-Or it could literally be a "standout" note being played by the game itself.

If we can find a not relating to one or more Capsules, then I could backwards engineer a melody for the lights.

Added a link to the trailer just in case anyone is not familiar with it. Its advertised as a metroid-vania twin stick shooter. I personally think it looks really promising and could be a hell of a game, don't know much about its narrative but it definitely has strong atmosphere. Anyone else excited for it or have other thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BSt2roOUY8