EPTvideo of MIT sketch program - Page 2
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pirate cod
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da)incognito
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IntoTheWow
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twsan
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This game is very addictive  CLICK CLICK!! http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/40255643/ CLICK CLICK!! | ||
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Locked
United States4182 Posts
On October 05 2006 21:25 twsan wrote: A similar physics flash game where you can have fun, called "Line Rider", it shares same ideas in that you create a line This game is very addictive CLICK CLICK!! http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/40255643/ CLICK CLICK!! already posted in this thread even lol but yeah i remember seeing that game a few days ago, really fun to play around with | ||
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GabrielB
Brazil594 Posts
On October 05 2006 20:56 pirate cod wrote: It's like Gish but with no storyline and shitty graphics. Still cool though. Gish is awesome... Everyone should play this game... | ||
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BalloonFight
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Alborz
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fusionsdf
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L!MP
Australia2067 Posts
On October 06 2006 19:57 fusionsdf wrote: how did he set the weight of the objects? based on size? some things are best left as a mystery... | ||
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Krzych
Poland693 Posts
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micronesia
United States24812 Posts
On October 06 2006 20:40 L!MP wrote: [removed quote within quote] some things are best left as a mystery... No actually my primary interest with the video was how you can set magnitudes when using that software. I am guessing he could decrease gravity by making the down arrow shorter, but I wonder if there's an easy way to specify that the arrow's length should correspond to 9.8 m/s^2. How was the decision made as to whether or not the marbles should interact directly with the spring or just go through it? Really cool but I'm guessing a lot of its weaknesses were pointedly not shown in the video there. | ||
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United States7081 Posts
On October 05 2006 19:57 Hippopotamus wrote: So this is what makes MIT better than some regular non-Ivy League college? You'd think there'd be more than that. Are you implying that there needs to something more? | ||
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WhatisProtoss
Korea (South)2325 Posts
On October 05 2006 19:57 Hippopotamus wrote: So this is what makes MIT better than some regular non-Ivy League college? You'd think there'd be more than that. Well, considering that MIT is NOT ivy-league.... Dude, you're asking all the wrong questions. MIT has more money, prestigue, better faculty-student ratio, smarter students, better teaching staff. MIT has the leading scientists in the world who are gaining Nobel Prizes to this very day. The fact that you graduated from MIT (with no regards to GPA) gives you a better chance of getting a job than a non-Ivy student. The fact that the courseload at MIT is so much harder than other schools makes MIT students deserve those jobs. | ||
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Lemonwalrus
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pyrogenetix
China5098 Posts
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Lemonwalrus
United States5465 Posts
On October 09 2006 09:02 pyrogenetix wrote: um i think half life 2 beats that Maybe, but you can't exactly whip out your pen and draw simulations in half life 2. | ||
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Jathin
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Zalfor
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bdams19
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