In December 2016, Kdin revealed that she identifies as a transgender woman. She currently heads up all editing as well as Social and Community management for The Know. Kdin departed from Achievement Hunter on March 19, 2016, but is still an employee of Rooster Teeth, having merely transferred departments and now does editing work for The Know. According to everyone on the panel, Geoff snuck into the panel just to see the proposal. On the RT Podcast #258 (1:34:25), Burnie describes his love for her scooter.ĭuring the AH behind the scenes panel at RTX 2015, Kdin proposed to her partner Val. Kdin used to drive an electric-powered scooter called the Achievement Mobile 1.0 to work. She was mostly serving as a behind the scenes editor and camera crew at the time who never really provided much on-screen talent, but became a reoccurring host in Let's Build and was occasionally seen Let's Plays as well as in some episodes of AHWU, VS! and GO!.Ī frequent extra in the RT Recaps produced by J.J., Kdin played a plethora of roles including: Joey the Giraffe, The Taichi Master: The Chronicles of the New Achievement Hunter Editor, and many more.
Additionally, she produced several shows for Achievement Hunter including Countdown/Top Five, Achievement Hunter vs The World, Tournament, Grab Bag, Let's Watch, Best Of., Oh My Mod!, and Remix. She then moved from San José, CA to Austin, TX in October 2013, and began full-time employment at Rooster Teeth in November 2013, as a behind the scenes video editor and camera crew for Achievement Hunter, celebrating the one-year anniversary of Coming Soon in March 2014.ĭuring her time with Achievement Hunter, Kdin was responsible for editing the weekly Let's Builds, Let's Plays, Countdown/Top Five, Play Pals, and Let's Play Minecraft, as well as any extra content such as Versus, GO!, etc. One of the original Community Hunters (a community member of Community Hunter), Kdin began producing Coming Soon in March 2013 under a temporary contract. She graduated with an AA from CSN in August 2005. Kdin was home schooled before being transferred to the College of Southern Nevada High School West during Junior Year. Kdin was the Lead Editor for Achievement Hunter and the creator and host of the Coming Soon series, as well as a member of "Team Building Exercise" with Lindsay, Matt and Jeremy and "Team Mates" with Matt and Jeremy. She was the official 9th member of the Achievement Hunter team. Known currently as the Lead Editor as well as Social Media and Community Manager of Rooster Teeth's entertainment-news channel "The Know", Kdin is also known as the creator and host of the web show Coming Soon, which documents upcoming video game releases and downloadable content within the month.
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Alternatively, the skeletons lying around are actual character models with the 'null' skin, rather than the static meshes skeletons usually are, and it just so happens that 'losing' the teen information results in your skin being set to the same value as the skeletons.Kdin Jenzen (born November 14, 1988) is an American Internet and YouTube personality and show and podcast host best known for her work for Rooster Teeth and her YouTube channel, MultipurposeGaming.
You are intentionally ‘losing’ that information by dying-not-dying and saving. Probably used if someone logged out or was disconnected or otherwise the information of which teen it is is lost. From how you get it, it looks like a ‘null’ character. A literal skeleton like this character was created as something for the player to see, not for rigging, nor as an artists’ guide.Ģ). If you render those bones, you get a box man. When we move those bones, the vertices we've defined move with it, like how your muscles and skin move with your bones, thus the term.
We’re talking about invisible boxes that define position, orientation, and the volume in which we expect to change vertices. 1) When artists talk about a skeleton or bones in a rigged character model, we aren’t talking about literal, rendered bones.
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