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All the clips here were made using the Caligari
Corp.'s trueSpace v3.2 program and the fabulous tsx plugin F Creator
by Urban Velkavrh, which made
all these fascinating forms and motions possible... |
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This clip was inspired by the Japanese
art style of XIX century, called Meiji |
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A beautiful virgin can be found reflected by
the rotating glass-like shell object, surrounded by medieval walls. |
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mathematical object, called Super-ellipsoid... |
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This one is more of a personal character. The
author's recent memories in the rhythm of breathing... |
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Here
is a better-quality, streaming version of this clip (1,4 MB), in
the new Microsoft's Windows Media (wmv) format, - requires Windows / MSIE |
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The clip below displays endless circulation of
the three so-called Boromean Rings (a famous math paradox) |
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Here
is a longer, better-quality, streaming version of this clip (1,6
MB), in the new Microsoft's Windows Media (wmv) format, - requires Windows
/ MSIE |
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all clips here (c) 1999 Valery.Kritchallo |
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| It is strongly advised to find a good MPEG-1 player
for these animations (I recommend this older v2.0 of the Microsoft's Active
Movie player, - I don't like the latest v6.x of it at all). Before playing
clips, set the options Auto repeat and rewind to ON, - they
are all loops! (and all of 320x240 size, about 1 Mb each) |
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