Hevesh5 no one gonna mention that you have 2.7 mil subs

Hey!! Been subbed for a long time, cool to see you here ;-]

Agreed. Love those guys tho

Maybe they could do a real setup and a digital one and see if people can tell the difference

Oh ya they should have actually asked someone who does this

Oh my...

@@dinterdos lol

They were all deepfaked. It was really Tom Cruise, Keanu Reeves, and Bill Hader the whole time.

stfu kid

Jason Chow What did he say that pissed you off so much?

*_Just Logic, nothing to do in here_*

Nothing is real and everything is permitted

How you get verified with 13 subscribers?

@@user-fi7mb6nm5o Idk, probably errors, his name using another app for hacking or something I just missunderstand :p

How are you verified

so did sam but he moved out

He and his wife have been there since they started renting the studio.

In addition to housing Freddiew, Corridor Digital, Node, etc. back in the day, I think a few different people connected to those channels (besides Sam and Niko) have lived there.

same here dude

He's actually moving out of that space now

LIFE BEFORE DEATH

JOURNEY BEFORE DESTINATION

Haha got to 2:33 and immediately went looking for this comment...

STRENGTH BEFORE WEAKNESS

Rigel Rafuse yeah same

Martin and everyone touched their face mask lol.

@@TachibanaKyosuke That makes literally no sense. Masks are there to protect you from airborne particles, not the physical touch of a person, and on top of that, they touched the front of the mask not the side they're wearing.

Rocky117 Yes, as you said, mask are for protecting from airborne particles which usually stuck at the front of the mask (if it is a good one, not letting them through). Touching in front of the mask means it transferred to your hand. You then have a risk of touching your face with those hands.

Just wait till next week when they reveal that all the interaction was just composit shots and only 2 person were in the room at any time...

Also just the fact that the camera is very obviously not 6 ft away in many of these shots

They all defeat the piont by constantly puting their hands on the mask. If anyone of them has it those mask would be full of virus and they are likly to spread it by tutching other surfuses afterwards. In this case i think no mask would be about as safe as they dont use them correctly.

8:10 Wren takes out SD card with his hand and throws it to Clint

@@vonfersen This right here is why over here (netherlands) they have been very hesitant in telling people to use masks and in the beginning it was even being discouraged

shut the fuck up

Thy literally made a video about it

@@SwastikSwarupDas r/woooosh

Timestamp?

SteamStation I couldn’t find it idk?

I don't believe you. Pic or didn't happen.

It's just dad noise followed by baby noises and repeat, so simple and yet so adorable

then Clint was like, "Niko lets focus on the important stuff

Yo i was about to write that lol

That was so cute

“Hey Milo..... *fart noise”

He named a girl Milo?

Nate Scherer never heard of Milo and stitch

@@merrymerry770 Nope, is that Lilo's cousin?

I seriously don't know why almost no one does this! It's so useful and comfortable!

I used to do this too

Ye olde ragdoll effect at maximum velocity.

I am surprised you can't just toggle something and it adds air or water resistance around objects and then you render

@@SahilP2648 I'm pretty sure it would add a *lot* of complexity to the simulation, and make it much harder on the CPU, thus increasing rendering-time significantly. Maybe in a few years CPUs will be powerful enough that it won't impact them too much. Sooo, maybe soon(ish) we can?

@@The_Keeper but considering we just simulate a million particles covering the whole object, if larger object then low displacement because of mass, in which case we can just reduce the number of particles. It doesn't have to be an entire pool if you want to just do the simulation around 2 balls floating, you get me? That way instead of having probably 1 quintillion objects, instead we have maybe 7 million particles per frame depending on the objects. Then you simulate those pgysics on just those 7 million particles. Now I don't know if the 7 million particles is the upper limit of modern Cpus, just scale it down likewise. And THEN press Render. Btw I was high writing this, couldn't have wrote this without being high. In case you read this, consider yourself lucky cause this is one of the blue moon's time my friend.

@@The_Keeper I can't help but think of a video that the Project Borealis team put out a while ago on their wind and drag system. Within that video, they demonstrated a quite realistic and simultaneously low-impact aerodynamics system. Also within that video, they referenced the use of hundreds of wind-interacting objects in a single scene. Given that this is intended for a game (so all simulations are real-time), I'd have to assume that any decent computer equipped for rendering would have no issues with implementing this system on thousands of objects without any significant render time increase. For most tasks, I'd wager that the graphical side would the vast majority of resources even with this aerodynamics system. For another comparison, take Kerbal Space Program. Creating a craft with hundreds of wings (which all have aerodynamics being applied to them) will only make your computer slow to maybe 5 fps depending on specs. This is all with using a single core; any craft in KSP is single threaded, and so tied to the performance of any one core. A properly optimized game would probably sit happy at 60 fps. To summarize, sufficiently realistic aerodynamic effects have what may as well be zero performance impact.

Robert Trnka stormlight is the best

Life before death

Do you prefer the Kaladin chapters or the Shallan ones?

@@constantinecondor3470 Lift chapters are the best

@@constantinecondor3470 Kaladin chapters are great but Dalinar's in Oathbringer are so special to me.

Where

@@smartart6841 At the very bottom

RMD Cade My exact thought

BRUHHHH, Wren just became my favorite!!!!!

I came to the comments specifically to see of someone else had caught it!

My jaw dropped when I realized that he read Stormlight

@@MagicalMedic same here

a fan is kind of a windrunner......

Hit me off-guard

I was unaware that he was so him saying that took me by surprise

Oh. I read those books because Wran made his little add about them and I feel in love with them. I finished all the ones out and he said it so casually yoo

Read some other books by brandon sanderson like alcatraz and steelheart.. are the other ones worth checking out?

Ikr! Now I kind want them to react at that scene in vfx artists reacts

robots*

Crisis dominos

Plot twist: the dominoes aren't cg they're kiddnaped actors

Rush Wal ya by Chevy😂

Wren: *swoops in* "they were rendered practically and then deepfaked"

Plot twist: the dominoes aren't CG, there CG

glad I'm not the only one who noticed that

one full lashing up and one to the side...

Well they could be a Skybreaker.....just saying.

@Mark Patino Sorry. Fat'll do.

Gods Bloody Hammer What.

@Gods Bloody Hammer I do not doubt that you invented Microsopt, Gogle and Fasbook. That does not surprise me at all.

I did not bring him with me.

Darth JarJar Even Milo

Haha

Plot twist: Milo is really just a CGI

Plot twist: everyone on this thread has been self-aware CGI simulations this whole time

Wren isn't even a real person. It's just Niko making a voice.

I needed someone else to get it. These words are accepted.

@@bilbeauxbaggins199 Life before death

Kalodin fan fics for fun... Oh wait

Life before death!

I will protect those who cannot protect themselves

Brandon Sanderson for life

This video is also a great example of journey before destination

Life before death

oh my god, i want to scream every time they touch the mask.

It was killing me to try and not scream at the screen, great video tho

At the very least, they've at least hit that compliance.

Oh good it wasn't just me.

It's giving me so much anxiety!

YES! haha

Yeah, it'll be interesting to see if there's a final version. The giant dominoes were definitely missing divots in their dots. And I wonder if the surface imperfection textures were scaled up, or if they stayed the same relative size. For example, you don't want giant fingerprint textures. Cool stuff.

I think the *one* thing that stood out for me was the domino explosion, it felt like everything was sort of lying on a single surface. There are of course things to tighten up but I feel like for how probably quickly they produced this (assuming they did it within 3 or 4 days), on high-end laptops with just a quick run-through on the concept, they knocked it out of the park. Would of course expect more polish for a main channel vid, but this is an (dare I say .... really good advertisment for those lappys)

What is the terminology for this type of blending of Real life footage & CGI called ? I mean what "keyword" should I search for these type of videos .

for the wall, the physics looked at that angle look weird, the same way it's weird looking at people walking when the footage is upside down. I think in terms of filmmaking, rotating the camera parallel to the wall when the dominos start to climb could make the illusion better.

@@TracksWithDax I looked at it again, he made a hitbox for the buildings, but not for the trucks, so that's what doesn't line up, the dominos that are sitting a street level when they are supposed to be on top of a trucks.

2/10 no domino surfin' big weld

Now I gotta watch that again, been years.

That movie is a classic.

Good ol' BlueSky animations. I actually own a copy on DVD.

@@anonymousaccordionist3326 Me too.

YES I NEED TO SEE THAT

I closed this video. Went back. Downloaded the music. And came here back again. 😀

Why

@@nala3055 because europe is being invaded, just sayin'

@Gods Bloody Hammer hahahah

Exactly. That shit gets on my nerves

And then they all touch their masks every five seconds.

@@theghostintheruins that bothered me more than it should...

Im pretty sure wren is joking about how serious he is about this

SciFacts nice

Damn, he's right, dogs are hot ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I always thought it was a singular Hot Dog!

Thanks for the fact

Hahahaha LOL

I know right, it nearly gave me a heart attack 😂

Cotter Eyre weird that you say that when probably about 50% of the top comments are about him saying that.

@@benjaminparker5044 I noticed later. It's cool that so many people understand the reference.

I was surprised, i haven’t had any interaction with other fans and it was such a good reference out of nowhere

@@Drakesilon I very much recommend you check out r/stormlight_archive and r/cremposting on Reddit, as both are great places to meet and talk with fellow fans. Brandon Sanderson even shows up occasionally with new updates on Rhythm of War.

What’s it from?

Doctors first though.

@@cpt_nordbart agreed

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Well that was a part where 3 simulations are composed together, but lessons learned

Probably because he lives with a nurse lmao

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/f6qLfYmren2aqp8.html Here's a tutorial.

One thing that would be awesome would be if they could track the animation into the environment, on the camera, in real time, you know, avatar style. that way they can focus on making the physics simulation as believable as possible, and fit the camera movement to the speed of the domino falling. I think that even with crude tracking it could really make their lives a lot easier. Of couse such a thing (tracking a 3d animation in camera, alternate reality style, must require specific hardware, and it mustn't be cheap).