Rubik's Cube Stop Motion

spirit

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Just decided to fool around a bit and make this stop motion of a Guhong assembling and solving itself.

 
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How many frames did you use per turn? My first stop motion used 2 and it was choppy, my 2nd used 3 and it looked ok, yours seems to be much more superior.

Also, for the OLL, if you would have used the first alg on the opposite site, it would have been 1L-OLL.
 
How many frames did you use per turn? My first stop motion used 2 and it was choppy, my 2nd used 3 and it looked ok, yours seems to be much more superior.

Also, for the OLL, if you would have used the first alg on the opposite site, it would have been 1L-OLL.

Thanks. I used roughly 9-12 frames per turn.

And thanks for the advice on the OLL. Speedcubing wise, I just finished learning 2L-OLL and 2L-PLL which is why I stuck with that. But of course I'll be learning full PLL and OLL in the future.


Nice effort though, must've taken a lot of time to do both assembly and solve

Thanks. It took about 3-4 hours to make the whole video. I actually made a video of only the solve first, but later decided that it would be nice to add the assembly part in too. That's why it assembled into a scrambled state.
 
Made something like this for my creative photography class, iMovie would only let me put in pictures with a .3 second change rate (3.333... FPS) so it sucked haha.

That looked really smooth and nice really good.
 
Made something like this for my creative photography class, iMovie would only let me put in pictures with a .3 second change rate (3.333... FPS) so it sucked haha.

That looked really smooth and nice really good.

Thanks. I used MakeAvi to put the photos together. It's a free program, you just select the photos you want to use, set the frame rate you want, and it'll automatically turn it into an avi file.
 
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