Hard Disk Drive - 3D Visualization
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AHA! Now that I've seen this, I now know how to make a hard disk drive!
*A few years later*
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Thanks a lot brother, now i got clear idea about the traditional hard drive. Now i am going to explain this to my students. thanks for posting this vedio.
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Now do one with the iPhone 4S!
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each platter has two read/write heads XD i was correct
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Awesome
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Pretty nice and detailed animation, though that I it is not fair to leave out that the screws is not turned to get out, since you made a lodt of ther nice effects. :D
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its awesome. but do it whith better light reflections next time, okay?
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Amazing, but why?
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@ciphernemo actaully some harddrives (Samsung) use phillips head. And most use Torx. not hex. The problem with phillips is they strip easily. I have taken apart a hard drive that is almost hte exact same as this one. Except it was an 80GB not 160.
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did you model this?
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Woowww! Excellent! I feel so noob when I compare your work to mine!
Keep the good work ! Should be so great if you could make a tutorial... I'm also curious how you used CryEngine...
Excellent job. But why on earth did you use an ancient IDE drive? You can get a modern SATA drive for $50 to measure and use in your 3D software. Also, those screws are not Phillips... they're all hex screws on hard drives.
ciphernemo 4 months ago
@ciphernemo Because IDE connector is far more interesting (in 3d way) than new SATA connector.
ultek 4 months ago 15
genialne odwzorowanie dysku :D szacun
takie pytanko ile cały model dysku posiada vertexów/polygonów?
miciok94 4 months ago
@miciok94 Dzieki :) Gdyby nie gwinty na srubkach i gdyby poświęcić troszkę więcej czasu na czyszczenie modelu pod względem siatki, myślę że zmieściłbym się w 20 tysiącach trójkątów. Jednakże nie zależało mi za bardzo na małej ilości poly a z całością się spieszyłem więc skończyło się około na 60k trisów...
ultek 4 months ago