note that this isnt the first 3d zoetrope, just the first one that is 3d printed. there is an excellent one that made the rounds on the internet a while back that had two frogs hopping over each other

@PollexTheCat

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't even say it's the first 3d printed one. The artist's site dates the oldest one of these they've publicly released at 2015 kzread.info/dash/bejne/nodl2c6do8-Wm9I.html this video was uploaded in 2014. and that's with some pretty minimal searching. No telling how many have been made that were never publicized in any way or have just been buried by the internet. first of it's kind would be a more accurate description.

@jameshakola3603

2 ай бұрын

​​​@@PollexTheCat This zoetrope (below) was installed at Disneyland California Adventure, and has existed since at least 2010 (the year of the video). I've seen it in person, and it was made with color SLS prints.... And it's actually three-dimensional! kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z5-cpqmEd9mWaJs.htmlsi=frGfCoESVp95h9AZ

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@caturlifelive

3 жыл бұрын

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@filipzawadzki9424

3 жыл бұрын

Why so small and why so late!

@kingmasterlord

3 жыл бұрын

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@dimitririce280

3 жыл бұрын

@derp derpin what

Cowboy of the old West - 1897 "Now where have I seen that one before"

It's like if time was the third dimension and movement was what we see in the second dimension

That's pretty cool!

It's still in 2D, though. The figures are just slices. And aren't even shaded / coloured as the photos would be on a zoetrope. So in a way you went backwards just in exchange for the ability to rotate the figure around the central axis.

Wowza now that's impressive!

I imagine this is what a 2D+1 block universe would look like.

Reminds me of an experimental 3d display device during the late 70's, early 80's. It was a clear cylinder sliced diagonally (hollow with a vacuum if electron beams were to be used). The sliced diagonal section was a screen (or phospher panel for electron beams) and either laser beams or electron beams would illuminate a spot as the screen or phospher passed overhead at the appropriate height as the cylinder rotated very quickly. It was basically using the CRT television technology of the time with a moving screen to produce the 3d image. Obviously the flat diagonal cut limited where the full display height could be used, decreasing to nil at the center but a more complicated cut such as a full turn helical screw would solve that though complex shapes would make it difficult to make the cylinder a vacuum for electron beams. I believe the prototype shown in the magazine used light beams instead of electron beams.

Plot twist, imagine we look like this in the 4th dimension :D Or if you go behind the curtain of time :)

@agisfcp

3 жыл бұрын

This is how I actually think about 4D. It's a great way to think about it.

@BLAZE084

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting thought

@seditt5146

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact same. Glad to see I am not the only one to come to this realization sometime ago. Time itself is an illusion we walk through in three dimensions but this is how light sees the universe as its frame of reference causes it to not really experience time( sort of but not much). This is what we really appear like from the start of being a sperm to the time we die only to further go on to watch our particles spread back to the universe. That is the true form of everything and the interaction of these fourth dimensional objects is what gives rise to cause and effect. It is likely also responsible for those odd things that takes place from time to time that appear much more than coincidence but that starts to get into kook territory so I tend to avoid that part of it all.

@zts99

3 жыл бұрын

@@seditt5146 that’s not how any of this works... might want to go to college and study some theoretical physics.

@seditt5146

3 жыл бұрын

@@zts99 Really, you sure about that ? I have studied plenty of theoretical physics. It is what lead me down this path in the first place. While I admit some of what I stated is a bit fringe and even a potentially a bit off in some areas it is likely not as far off as your knee jerk would have you believe. You are processing the world around you in your three dimensional spatial dimensions and a linear time dimension that is extremely flawed at its core to begin with and grasping the understanding that past present and future are illusions is admittedly not the easiest of concepts to grasp. We are simply not built for it but when you start envisioning the beginning and the end being complete and us being more akin to flowing through that completed system it starts to be a bit more clear. Consider for instance a sphere moving through an ideal fluid. Envision the flow field left in its wake and the disturbances ahead of it. A second sphere moving through that fluid is no doubt affected by the previous location of that initial sphere. One ahead of it is also affected by where that sphere is going to be at a future point in time as well. You state it is not how it works as though there is only a single model that can be used to describe a system. Surely you know that is a fallacy in itself.

The first 3D printed Zoetrope was done by Disney in the mid-90's. They used 64 full color statuettes of the characters from Toy Story, as I recall. I also made a spinning ornament that does something similar over a decade ago. This isn't the first ANYTHING. It is very nice though.

@dipchit02

3 жыл бұрын

The Disneyland one is not 3d printed it is 3d sculptures. But it is pretty cool to watch.

@HollywoodF1

3 жыл бұрын

@@dipchit02 Disney’s was made with a 3D printer. Is there some semantical difference that you’re making that I’m not aware of?

@ronzonmusic

Жыл бұрын

@@HollywoodF1 I think it's because instead of having 3D sculptures mounted on a traditional zoetrope structure, the zoetrope itself is the illusion and has been entirely 3D printed.

@stuart6478

9 ай бұрын

obviously

@Wilem35

2 ай бұрын

It was 3D printed.

Amazing🤩

4 years ago? Why I only just came across this now ?

Can we get an STL file on that?

@ytcsabidealer8387

3 жыл бұрын

Lol But yeah

@Doubleaa500

3 жыл бұрын

Did someone get it yet?

@SkylordLordoftheSky

3 жыл бұрын

Not yet

super cool idea

That is a really neat idea, in theory, you could speed up the dancing and slow it down by moving the location of the light. This would allow you to "choreograph" it to music.

Simple but amazing.

now this is art

thats actually really kewl

still 2d tho

@UltraGamma25

3 жыл бұрын

2D in a 3D world tho

@chinmin1942

3 жыл бұрын

@@UltraGamma25 So is a regular zoetrope. Probably even more so since there's an actual curve to the image instead of a single planar beam of light creating a single planar image here.

@Nbomber

3 жыл бұрын

Beat me to it by 3 years

@PplsChampion

3 жыл бұрын

​@@Nbomber dont feel bad, the video itself is off by 161 years. 3D zoetropes already existed as early as 1855, and unlike this one, they actually had 3d objects in motion [see the example on wikipedia].

@Nbomber

3 жыл бұрын

@@PplsChampion the state of journalism today eh

This is really cool

Not the first. I’ve seen this done using sculptures and a strobe light from over 10 years ago.

Now THAT is thinking outside the box!

Very cool!

Is it available for download?

This is truly unbelievable work, bravo to you, but where does the light source come from, it self generated somehow by the 3d printed mesh sculpture? also how much research did you have do on zoetropes before you got to the final product?

@98f5

6 ай бұрын

Yup the printed part magically makes a beam of light

Wooow thats awesome

This is a way to symbolically represent the time dimension.

Omg the flipbook is back

Very cool.thanks.

So beautiful

Very cool

I remember seeing this year's ago

That's awesome.

well it popped up in all of our recommendations

Thats awsome

It creates continous animation, that's they key point.

First is a claim too bold I remember seeing one of this year's ago

@blockshift7577

3 жыл бұрын

Well yes this video is years ago

When I was a kid in the 60's we called these nickelodeons.

Where's the stl files?

Actually I saw such a thing not with lasers but with a flashlight and some sculptures many years before this video here

where can i download it, buy it?

@iexplainjokestomakethemles1560

3 жыл бұрын

you will not so stop asking.

imagine if space time work like that. that's a great geometry.

@seditt5146

3 жыл бұрын

It does. Just an extra dimension on that light strip.

First ? that's clickbait, probably not. it doesn't matter, its cool and I'm still clicking like.

but isnt that 2d motion?

@smokey04200420

3 жыл бұрын

Good point. But, it’s using a different dimension than a standard zoetrope would. A standard uses vertical and horizontal (height and width). This uses vertical and depth (height and length).

*Mesmerizing!* 🤯

ILLUSION

The object is 3D but the images are 2D, and no colour. With the old zeotrope you could put colour pictures in. A cool little trick...

Thanks for covering 1/3 of the screen with pointless text when I'm trying to watch the video

with a beam of light (a slice like 2D projection), dumb question, where is the volume (the 3rd D) and the motion at that ? it ain't 3D if it doesn't have volume or the illusion of it (3D cinema/TV). there are real 3D zoetropes out there, even on youtube !

Very cool. If scaled up, it would make for a great way to advertise.

read the title wrong as 3d printed & Azeotrope lol

Wooooow

The time is a flat circle. Rust Cohle, True Detective

holy god-machine😆freezed in time motion😍 what software is used for generating 3d model?

Cool

Here's a wacky idea, maybe this is how 4D people see the 3D World?

cool

great

I think that this is what time fundamentally is. Nothing more than a projection of some 4D manifold If that's true, then the speed of the disk will determine the speed of causality. And thanks to Einstein we know that the speed of causality is basically the speed of light, (since no information can travel faster than light) So in this case, if the disk was spinning at the speed of light, that would explain perfectly fine, why the speed of light is what it is, and why its the speed limit of our universe! I think I find this elegantly pleasing...

@KentFrost

5 жыл бұрын

I signed in specifically so I could like this comment. I feel exactly the same way. From beginning to end, this universe is a single, 4th dimensional object which uses a specific set of physical and chemical rules to express all possible outcomes.

@alvarorodriguez1592

3 жыл бұрын

I want what he’s smoking!

@smokey04200420

3 жыл бұрын

Although you may be going about it a bit wrong, I definitely do think there’s a lot to learn from this model. I know I’ll keep referring back to it until something finally clicks.

What time looks like in the 3rd dimension

This is what the fourth dimension looks like

cool, next

First video watch: cool, looks like s standing wave. Second watch: there's a person in there, Im dumb

Why are there not so many comments

how the hell do we do that

That is cool as

This is still 2D slices of a 3D object, not 3D animations as the title suggests. In fact the only difference between it and the original technology is that this is not capable of colour.

soundtrack name?

@195516Z

3 жыл бұрын

If you find out let me know please. I've been trying to find out but no one replies.

Very interesting. You'd sell plenty of animals.

ah yes, youtube recommendations

Brilhante ideia

Well, the first ever television were, at one time, mechanical. So, if that has taught us anything, it’s that someone will most definitely invent true 3D screen media, it’s as though it’s almost prophesied. 😃👍

@alexthejaewd

3 жыл бұрын

The process of mechanical tvs kinda make it totaly impractical, the synctonization issues, the display size vrs volume issue especialy. The image in the vid is like 2inch by 1 inch with a foot wide by 3 inch tall cylinder. The cylinder also has to be a solid premade thing for 1 set of images. Theres way better tecnologys for 3d stuff

@eddietowers5595

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexthejaewd Yeeeaah, that's what was going for as an irony, seeing as Baird invented the first mechanical television which was, as you said, impractical, obviously but through that impracticality came the practical cam the first all electronic television from a most impractical man, Farnsworth. My comment was aimed at how the impractical gave birth to the practical. the zoetrope being mechanical representing the impractical mechanical TV. Than along comes an all electronic TV. So, if the electronic TV can be born out of impracticality, so to can the next generation of 3D screen media. D'uh.

@alexthejaewd

3 жыл бұрын

@@eddietowers5595 ah guess I deff misinterpreted what you were saying.

@eddietowers5595

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexthejaewd ah, that’s all right. Your facts were legitimate and your reply was well intentioned. Lessons learned😃👍

👍

We are all zoetropes

90% sure I could make that.

4 years, 63k view. People be liking the wrong stuff. This needs more views.

@jitheshtechtutorials3028

3 жыл бұрын

Hey it's now 65k views

@peterhoiland6715

3 жыл бұрын

The algorithm must not think this one is ripe yet.

A sleeper future 1 million views video.

4次元を視覚化するとこんな感じなのかな？🤔

Without freedom things like this must be asked to be allowed to be built.

I hate to break this to you, but this is simulating 2D motion. The dancer and walker are flat images, not 3D.

@1BobsYourUncle

3 ай бұрын

I hate to break it to you but at the beginning of the video it said “simulated 3d”……

@Vexarax

2 ай бұрын

…The text in the videos says “creates the illusion of 3D motion”

@pierrec3531

2 ай бұрын

Maybe the third dimension here isn't depth but time?

@rus5p1

Ай бұрын

I disagree too. The illusion is of a simulated 3D

Why not post the artist's name? I don't understand this world.

Other than a party trick, how is this useful or relevant to someone? (Besides the crazy fellow talking about time and dimensions)

Um.. that is not 3d motion. just 2d motion on a 3d surface.

👏👏👍👍❤❤

How to visualize the fourth dimension.

IThe video title is embarrassingly misleading. t's 3D-printed, sure, but it's still just rendering a 2D frame at a time. The only real advantage is smoother motion and more frames...

But . . . Thats still 2d motion. A flat beam of light passing through produces a flat animation. The structure itself is an interesting 3d form but the end result is still 2d. Weird video title. Still cool though.

This is basically a 3D representation of the 4th dimension, but in this instance, time loops rather than going in a straight line! :}

@isthattrue1083

8 ай бұрын

You can't make an actual representation of the 4th dimension as you can't even perceive it. Also, in 4th dimensional space, time would be folded over itself instead of being spread across all space.

This quite literally is 3d motion... The object's center of mass is changing position... Just because its transparent and only 1 spot is lit up, doesn't mean this is the same thing as old school. This is incredibly different, and just dishonest to pretend it's not a 3d object in motion with changing center of gravity, etc.

What does the writer think "3D" means? It's still a planar image.

@1BobsYourUncle

3 ай бұрын

It said simulated 3D, calm down Karen…

That's not really 3d motion. It's still a flat image, just at a different angle.

@ChrisLocke1969

3 жыл бұрын

the medium is 3d

@bamberghh1691

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisLocke1969 the video title says 3d MOTION, but this one clearly creates 2d motion.

@warrenpeas

3 жыл бұрын

technically 2 spatial dimensions plus 1 dimension of "change" or time is 3d anyways

Technically its kinda 4D because you have a full timeline of a 3d object being shown in slices

Neat looking but not the first 3D printed Zoetrope.

It's still very much 2d

360fps

Absolutely not the first 3d printed one

This is a little too much 🤯😱

Its still flat motion...

Looks good but there isn't an efficient model yet. The waste is too costly even 5 years later on. It is still a gimmick. Someday they will print space craft from asteroids. But not today.