Animated LEGO BR23 engine with moving piston rods
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That's awesome!
Are you going to build a real model of it?
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SUUUUPER!!! that's amazing!
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@albrainya really?!?? you must be the luckiest kid in the world. do you get previews of new sets and stuff?
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You're so lucky man, do you know how much Lego costs? You get yours free? Dang.
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You probily wont believe me but i have that im not kidding and the cool part is that no one else can get it an im 8 im very lucky becuse my friends dad works at a lego factory and he gets me a set everyday
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what programm did you use?
Stoettax 1 year ago
@Stoettax
Please have a look at my exhaustive answers as written below (11 month ago).
Basically:
LDRAW=>PovRay=>Windows XP's "Movie Maker
Stiegsfeld 1 year ago
I used LDRAW to generate the model. Then I rendered it with Pov-Rayversion 3.6.
PovRay offers the possibility to render several pictures under regard of a time counter.
For each time step one picture is generated.
The engine has been built in LDRAW under regard of subgroups (track, engine body + tender body, each axle with wheels, connecting rods + piston rods).
Defining the rotational speed of each wheel (dependent of diameter), the position of the conneting rod (sinus graph) was tricky
Stiegsfeld 2 years ago
most complicated was the position and pendulum like angle of the piston rod.
This needs some slighly advanced knowledge of mathmatics.....
=> In result 800 pictures were generated and then made to a film by the primitive Windows XP's "Movie Maker" software.
I am not fully pleased with the speed of the animation. But the render process took up to 5 minutes per picture.
Hopefully I find more time for more advanced animations in future.
Leg Godt!
Ben
Stiegsfeld 2 years ago