hey, do you mind if I use this for a high school video that'll be posted online?
juankixote 1 year ago
@juankixote Go ahead! Let me know when it's up.
lkesteloot 1 year ago
lol play the vid 12 times, perfect game!
EliteFusion08 1 year ago 2
waste of 1 second
TheOnehandedwonder 1 year ago
@TheOnehandedwonder i'm with myself
adverts are realy anoying on a 1 sec video
omgwaffles09 1 year ago
che schifo!!
andrea99dark 1 year ago
Great, now im 1 second closer to my death
wahoo423 2 years ago 8
@wahoo423 i'm voting up on that
pin no1 sticks behind the bowling ball and gets carried away by it. That will probably never happen. Still , a good effort.
psonio3d 2 years ago
1 SEC
SmithAbbott 2 years ago 7
plz a little bit slower, than it is better^^
NemisisGanda 2 years ago
That bowling ball would have to be 20+ pounds to roll straight through the pins like that! o_O
Destrocrash 3 years ago
Wow! Seen a still from this animation a few years ago!
PahangDragonbird 3 years ago
You probably saw the cover of the RenderMan book. That cover came first. This animation was inspired by it.
lkesteloot 2 years ago
@lkesteloot hmm yes but I've definitely seen something from this animation, not a photograph many years ago, like around 2003 or 2004, maybe earlier
PahangDragonbird 9 months ago
i saw this like a year ago and wanted to favorite it but never saw it!
burningsponge 3 years ago
lol soz but yulan WANG
sincamo1 3 years ago
preaty cool
FateMan22 3 years ago
wow thats amazing
thecheftz 4 years ago
This looks great! Best pin physics I have seen since Ten Pin Alley. Hopefully this program can be used in a game.
Snapnpop1981 4 years ago
yea
like bowling evolution
metshorriblecollapse 4 years ago
l0l evolution is good physic but these graphics are amazing!
thecheftz 3 years ago
What program did you use
freestylejosh 5 years ago
I wrote the program to do the simulation (the dynamics). The rendering program (PixelFlow's simulator) was written by myself and two other grad students (Daniel Aliaga and Yulan Wang).
lkesteloot 5 years ago
hey, do you mind if I use this for a high school video that'll be posted online?
juankixote 1 year ago
@juankixote Go ahead! Let me know when it's up.
lkesteloot 1 year ago
lol play the vid 12 times, perfect game!
EliteFusion08 1 year ago 2
waste of 1 second
TheOnehandedwonder 1 year ago
@TheOnehandedwonder i'm with myself
TheOnehandedwonder 1 year ago
adverts are realy anoying on a 1 sec video
omgwaffles09 1 year ago
che schifo!!
andrea99dark 1 year ago
Great, now im 1 second closer to my death
wahoo423 2 years ago 8
@wahoo423 i'm voting up on that
TheOnehandedwonder 1 year ago
pin no1 sticks behind the bowling ball and gets carried away by it. That will probably never happen. Still , a good effort.
psonio3d 2 years ago
1 SEC
SmithAbbott 2 years ago 7
plz a little bit slower, than it is better^^
NemisisGanda 2 years ago
That bowling ball would have to be 20+ pounds to roll straight through the pins like that! o_O
Destrocrash 3 years ago
Wow! Seen a still from this animation a few years ago!
PahangDragonbird 3 years ago
You probably saw the cover of the RenderMan book. That cover came first. This animation was inspired by it.
lkesteloot 2 years ago
@lkesteloot hmm yes but I've definitely seen something from this animation, not a photograph many years ago, like around 2003 or 2004, maybe earlier
PahangDragonbird 9 months ago
i saw this like a year ago and wanted to favorite it but never saw it!
burningsponge 3 years ago
lol soz but yulan WANG
sincamo1 3 years ago
preaty cool
FateMan22 3 years ago
wow thats amazing
thecheftz 4 years ago
This looks great! Best pin physics I have seen since Ten Pin Alley. Hopefully this program can be used in a game.
Snapnpop1981 4 years ago
yea
thecheftz 4 years ago
like bowling evolution
metshorriblecollapse 4 years ago
l0l evolution is good physic but these graphics are amazing!
thecheftz 3 years ago
What program did you use
freestylejosh 5 years ago
I wrote the program to do the simulation (the dynamics). The rendering program (PixelFlow's simulator) was written by myself and two other grad students (Daniel Aliaga and Yulan Wang).
lkesteloot 5 years ago