In Brief: As showcased at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2014. This video took a while, sorry if there was a gap in between my main videos.
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I used XSI to plot a physical animation, for this particular one I keyframed once every 30th of a second, Video captured for Model ... This video took a while, sorry if there was a gap in between my main videos.
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