#motion experiments

[presswoodterryryan]

Fun Physics Experiments for Kids in Topsy-Turvy Town

By Alice Everything started when Fluffernutter built a banana-powered rocket cart. Yes, a rocket cart. With bananas. Alice and Ariel found him zipping around the backyard at turbo speed, yelling, “FORCES AND MOTION, BABY!” (He really liked shouting that part.) “What are you doing?!” Alice giggled as Fluffernutter zoomed past, wearing swimming goggles and trailing rainbow streamers from his…

[johnnyshrine]

★ 080 // “Wavy Checkerboard”

[christmaswizard]

I wanna put Lux in a jar and vigorously shake it like a snow globe!!

[lesbian-david-tennant]

I just watched Star Trek: The Motion Picture and wow that really is some gay shit

I'd seen the "this simple feeling" scene, I was prepared for that. but I wasn't prepared for the full extent of the conversion therapy allegory

and then Spock saying "it knows only that it needs but like so many of us, it does not know what" while gazing at Kirk

and then the whole fucking resolution being that V'ger needs to discover something more, "a human quality, our capacity to leap beyond logic," through union with a human

it clearly parallels Spock and Kirk with V'ger and Will and directly implies that 'this simple feeling' is love, romantic love

WHAT THE FUCK I can only begin to understand what my fandom ancestors felt seeing this in 1979

[rocketbirdie]

i told you. i'm fine

[xponentialdesign]

Basic Spirographism Hex : 6 points path x 4 revolutions (extern) Square : 4 points path x 8 revolutions (intern)

[retroautomaton]

🔮🥤🧪

Bit of fanart for Sinister Sodies! Super cute little game, give it a go! ✨

[sometimesloud]

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[ilikeit-art]

Tungsten VS bullet

[valtsv]

Hi! Sorry if you answered this before, but like, how scary/tense is The Silt Verses? I am curious, but also wary, because while I do like horror I am also a bit of a wuss. I like the themes and vibes, but not so much the tension.

For reference, I (mostly) survived The Magnus Archives and enjoyed it (Protocol too), but I gave up on Malevolent.

Thank you!

i personally wouldn't describe tsv as "tense" so much as "visceral". there are definitely moments/episodes that make use of building up tension in order to achieve a better payoff, but overall it's more about gripping you and forcing you to look the horror in the face, and realise how little there is standing in the way between you and it. so idk, maybe give it a try and see how you feel?

[lucraven]

Headshot - And One

[mylittlegamer2468]

This is going on YouTube tomorrow but uhm I'm gonna post it here first

I love CircusAct, I think it's a rarepair tho because I never see any content of it

I'm not very good at using Alight Motion, it's a bit confusing to figure out the graphs so I just added whole new key frames for easing

[chainera]

Back to the kitty, cause she’s kinda pretty 🤭

No seriously, why did I do this?

Also inspired by Astrophel’s take on this meme with Vercury lol

[xponentialdesign]

Generative Cubismic Abstractionism III *90f/12fps preview Created on Jan 12th, 2016 during a series of experiments involving expressions of controlled randomness and seamless looping of abstract elements. Archived: OBJKTcom ( 800x800 360frames ) Owners: 6/6 initial post

[idolbound]

I think the fandom's hate for DA2 often forgets that the devs were forced into a like, 15 month development cycle by EA. It was pretty clear in how the game's levels were designed and reused, and it couldn't be polished into something more. But, what we got was a micro-level scale story with macro-scale consequences to the overall story of the series; it was a personal journey of an everyday person and all of their friends living in a shitty city, enduring the impossible stories of grief and change, all while dealing with the overarching consequences of the conflicts caused by a religious-political institution in real time.

Also, DA2 gave us Meredith, who is, by and large, not a god or supernatural entity, but just a woman, who was allowed far too much power that went entirely unchecked during her reign. It's a reflection of real world politicians and military leaders, which therefore makes her the most realistic type of villain in the series (and that's long before they gave her the red lyrium idol to turn her into a Boss Fight™).

Ultimately the other aspects of the games in this series - the level design, the combat, music, etc. - are all going to be subjective, especially when in comparison to the other games / your own personal preferences, but to say that it's just "objectively bad" when the story in and of itself is a departure from the other games where you get put into the role of Designated Hero™, whereas Hawke, for the most part, is Just Some Guy (gender neutral) (and this is also why I enjoy Rook in a similar-ish kind of way, where you accidentally become important at work), is really missing the point of what they were trying to do. I fully stand by the point that if Kirkwall got the DAV environment treatment today, it would be way more popular than it is.