Thanks for the offer Rob!
The thing that really intrigued me about the video was the underlying mathematical precision that the spheres exhibited. First they snake, and then they spiral and then they swing....and then they repeat the cycle...!!
I will try and bring it to LAT sometime..don't know if it will be next Saturday...but will keep it in mind in the future.
Tom
Rob-
What you are already getting is a terrific effect so I hesitate to ask...... but what about a 2 tone cloud (see attached)
Is that possible to take this terrific effect even further?
Came across this extraordinary live action test. The mathematical perfection is astounding.
Would be difficult to animate,,,but still amazing for the mathematicians out there..
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1b97-DsPHJ/?igsh=ZGMyZG82dXpwbHc2
I met a Californian who was living far down on the West Coast of Mexico with his wife. She got pregnant and insisted on having the baby back in the States when the local doctor started using a shot glass as a stethoscope (!)
This is an animated short created by an artist using AI. The characters don't move much but knowing the learning curve of AI, that will change...
https://www.animationmagazine.net/2023/04/dall-e-celebrates-anniversary-with-first-ever-animated-short-collab-critterz/
That looks darn good. Could you make a spring (facing up) and stationary on the ground and then drop an object on it ,... and the object would be propelled upwards?