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Those are 2 of my favorite remixes ever. I saw the alice one a couple years back… maybe a year, but the mary poppins one i just saw thanks to you. Its awesome also!!!
YouWinGameOver said:
Those are 2 of my favorite remixes ever. I saw the alice one a couple years back… maybe a year, but the mary poppins one i just saw thanks to you. Its awesome also!!!They’re all done by the same guy. He’s done a bunch of them.
http://www.youtube.com/user/Fagottron
if you put a lamp under an invisibility cloak? Does it light the way? What would it illuminate besides you?
I always wondered a similar question relating to Starcraft. Why don’t dark templars cast shadows? Or even the spy in TF2?!
torankusu said:
Why don’t dark templars cast shadows? Or even the spy in TF2?!Cloaks and invisible aparations bend light AROUND them. For there to be a shadow the light has to first hit something then the remaining light be stopped by another object. For instance, light hitting a person and creating a silouette on the ground of him (shadow) with the remaining, non-obstructed light.
In the case of Starcraft and TF2, the light is completely bent so a shadow is not created. Occassionally in Star Trek, the cloak isn’t perfect and a semi-shadow is created. This is by design as in that universe a perfect cloak is only achieved by the Federation and Romulans. Most Klingon ships create a semi-shadow and when viewed against a bright backdrop (sun/planets) you can see the light being bent.
/lesson on optics
Pink Monkey #13 said:
lol only you masterp. only youMy physics minor had a strong optics base. Seriously though, the more you learn about this stuff the more you notice it in everyday life. Sometimes, when completely and totally bored with absolutely no distractions at all, the mind can wander to such things.
Warning 1: Kinda sorta NSFW.
Warning 2: Furries.
Ephraim said:
Warning 1: Kinda sorta NSFW.Warning 2: Furries.
at least they started to keep the NSFW stuff under the gallery expand
Technology rocks my socks sometimes.
very interesting.
*edited* internets. i need to stop failing so hard with the double post…
please delete this post, (insert mod name here). thanks!
MasterP said:
Cloaks and invisible aparations bend light AROUND them. For there to be a shadow the light has to first hit something then the remaining light be stopped by another object. For instance, light hitting a person and creating a silouette on the ground of him (shadow) with the remaining, non-obstructed light.In the case of Starcraft and TF2, the light is completely bent so a shadow is not created. Occassionally in Star Trek, the cloak isn’t perfect and a semi-shadow is created. This is by design as in that universe a perfect cloak is only achieved by the Federation and Romulans. Most Klingon ships create a semi-shadow and when viewed against a bright backdrop (sun/planets) you can see the light being bent.
/lesson on optics
there is so much nerd in this post
it’s so awesome
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