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Flexy Great Dodecahedron

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Uploaded by on Jun 1, 2006

Using Second Life's new (1.10) Flexible Path function I've made a series of geometric shapes which appear to breathe.

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  • if you pause the video before the structure goes flexi you'll be able to see that the object is made of pentagons. difficult to show but if you could join me in Second Life (www.secondlife.com) I could give you a demonstration. nand Nerd.

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  • it is an icosahedron

  • lol, are you trippin balls?

    wut da fuk r u talking about lmao

  • It's a trap...They used them to capture a soul. Then they torture it till it talks.

    This is old OTO news.

    You see ferro fluid making these?

    It's one thing to do it in a ritual, but manifesting this for real is a bit creepy.

    Sound vibrations are the key. If you can make this shape as a vibration. You take the magic carpet ride. Or you know you could make islands in the arctic with cameras just happening to be there.

    The rabbit hole goes down and down forever.

    Two steps forward, three steps back.

  • looks frightening

  • Looks like an icosahedron to me, though I guess if you stellate an icosahedron and connect the points, you get a dodecahedron.

  • lol, your not alone dude @ Aimee. But i appreciate no joe could rinse this out of a pc :)

  • I don't think I'm smart enough to get the point in this.

  • awesome

  • very very nice

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