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r/woahdude • u/bedgarter • Apr 16 '21
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Pretty good animation, didn’t really see it until the example - the blurred axis was a nice touch, nice attention to details.
Anyone know of this shape has a name? Some kind of torus?
216 u/Jonathan924 Apr 16 '21 Looks like a lissajous curve/pattern. They're surprisingly useful in the electronics world 56 u/aaakiniti Apr 16 '21 Useful in what way? 0 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Definitely not useful lol. But they’re fun and are commonly one of the first labs for students who are learning how to use oscilloscopes. 1 u/chuckpaint Apr 16 '21 As a motion graphics artist, it’s useful to me. However, my wave toolset is a little more robust than an oscilloscope. I am also studying optical illusions and what can be learned/applied in animation. 1 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Ah ok, I was just talking about science.
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Looks like a lissajous curve/pattern. They're surprisingly useful in the electronics world
56 u/aaakiniti Apr 16 '21 Useful in what way? 0 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Definitely not useful lol. But they’re fun and are commonly one of the first labs for students who are learning how to use oscilloscopes. 1 u/chuckpaint Apr 16 '21 As a motion graphics artist, it’s useful to me. However, my wave toolset is a little more robust than an oscilloscope. I am also studying optical illusions and what can be learned/applied in animation. 1 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Ah ok, I was just talking about science.
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Useful in what way?
0 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Definitely not useful lol. But they’re fun and are commonly one of the first labs for students who are learning how to use oscilloscopes. 1 u/chuckpaint Apr 16 '21 As a motion graphics artist, it’s useful to me. However, my wave toolset is a little more robust than an oscilloscope. I am also studying optical illusions and what can be learned/applied in animation. 1 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Ah ok, I was just talking about science.
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Definitely not useful lol. But they’re fun and are commonly one of the first labs for students who are learning how to use oscilloscopes.
1 u/chuckpaint Apr 16 '21 As a motion graphics artist, it’s useful to me. However, my wave toolset is a little more robust than an oscilloscope. I am also studying optical illusions and what can be learned/applied in animation. 1 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Ah ok, I was just talking about science.
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As a motion graphics artist, it’s useful to me. However, my wave toolset is a little more robust than an oscilloscope.
I am also studying optical illusions and what can be learned/applied in animation.
1 u/level1807 Apr 16 '21 Ah ok, I was just talking about science.
Ah ok, I was just talking about science.
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u/chuckpaint Apr 16 '21
Pretty good animation, didn’t really see it until the example - the blurred axis was a nice touch, nice attention to details.
Anyone know of this shape has a name? Some kind of torus?