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Enjoy!
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Fascinating but pointless machines
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--Thanks for that; totally awesome! Gotta build one of those!!
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(Claude Shannon was the sole father of information theory, and one of the founding fathers of cryptology)
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Reminds me of this video :
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Though it's even more impressive to see the balls hit the funnels in real life.
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In your dreams....I quote:
"From the first Animusic DVD. Pipe Dream has been voted one of the 50 greatest animation projects ever (by 3D World magazine). "
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That's pretty cool!
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In article , Tony Jeffree writes
I did, thank you...... but so impractical for everyday life. Now, this guy....
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Love it :D
John
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Outstanding!
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Yes, I know - it's one thing to make balls fall predictably in an animation, but the machines in your links achieve it in real life.
-adrian
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I guess the difference is that there's no way that you will get predictable trajectories from a ball hitting a taught wire (twice!) whereas a simple ballistic trajectory is going to be reasonably consistent if the spring tension etc. is constant.
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