Far out... groovy, man (cool pic)

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
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http://www.ebaumsworld.com/flash/supercoolpicillusion.html

click the center of the pic and drag the cursor up to go in, click and drag down to go out.

2

I would like to go in the door marked Fun.

That was very cool.

Thanks,
Jim

3

how day do dat???

4

Just. wow.

:: walks away dizzy :::

5

That was fun! Thanks for sharing!

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Yeah!
Very impressive, other than being a loop.

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Ah…so that’s what the 60s were like.

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Trippy!

It would be more like a trip if it was also animated, didn’t loop, and went on for eight hours non-stop.

And didn’t go away when you closed your eyes.

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60’s, heck that was part of the 80’s for me.

Jim

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You mean that’s supposed to go away when you give up the chemicals?

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That was my dream last noc!

The implanted microchip must be working…

:eek:

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After seeing that, I have but one question:

“What the hell happened to my teeth?”

Tripler
May that question leave you as confused as I was after seeing that page.

13

You mean you’re supposed to give up the chemicals?

14

You mean you’re supposed to start taking those chemicals? :stuck_out_tongue:
I’ll also second anyrose’s question. How the hell was that done?

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Hmmm… I clicked the link and got nothing but what looks like a movie ticket. Am I doing something wrong?

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Yes :wink:

, somewhere on the ticket it should say click to start.

Jim

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I wonder who the original creator was? It seems Eric forgot to credit them. Not surprised there though.

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Got it! Here is the origin of that work! (Hit refresh and read the white box a bit more carefully and did a search for zoomqu.)

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Wow… that is beyond bizarre. I’d hate to take a couple Nyquil and try to watch it. :eek:

Would be really interesting to find out how they did it…

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Anamorphic projection onto the interior of a torus. The view is from a fixed point in the interior of the donut as it rotates past the viewer. More on anamorphic perspective.
A few years ago, someone wrote a software package that’d take regular old images and do the calculations needed to project them onto a torus as seen in the animations.
I can’t seem to find the code this morning, but it’s obviously still out there.