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easily and quickly this can be done what used to take whole teams of computer animators to do can be done quicker and more effectively by Image Metrics a Santa Monica software company The story is really about the technology and I guess the lower budget a film can be made if you don t have to spend so much to figure out how to make a computer generated figure look and

How do You write a program in JAVA where the loop stops if the same number is generated twice ?
Q. This is quite a simple program but I can't figure it out .How do You write a program where the loop stops once the same random number is generated twice ( using random numbers from 1 to 10 ) ?
Asked by Bla Bla Y - Wed Oct 15 14:18:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I will give you seucdocode not the acutal syntax since it has been some time since coding in java. same = false do { ran= get random number check if number is on a vector holding random nombers if it is same = true else add ran to list of random numbers }whilde ( same == false)
Answered by aadshdrc - Wed Oct 15 14:26:54 2008

How to make a water generated turbine?
Q. Does any one have any ideas on how to make a water generated turbine from household, or simple materials by an elementary student? Or can any one give me some websites i can refer too? Thank you!
Asked by v.ballerr <3 - Sat Mar 21 14:52:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Attach a fan/ water wheel to an (DC) electric motor. Attach a light bulb to the contacts of the motor. Make sure the motor & electrics stay dry as you put the fan/ water wheel in the moving water and the bulb lights up. voila!
Answered by Duncan Henderson - Sat Mar 21 14:57:15 2009

How does computer-generated animation work?
Q. I understand 'traditional' animation: artists draw and paint thousands of frames that differ from each other only slightly. These thousands of frames are separately photographed, and when they are projected at 24 frames per second, the illusion is that the drawing/paintings are moving, and therefore 'animated'. I also 'kinda' get how computer images are made by creating shapes and then adding texture. My question is this: is the same principle of traditional animation applied to these computer-generated images? Do thousands of stills have to be generated, so that when these frames are projected at 24 frames per second, they appear to be animated? Or is there software that allows CG images to be animated some other way? Any links to easy- [cont.]
Asked by L - Thu Feb 7 09:31:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes thousands of still images have to be generated by the computer to create the animation, but they are not painstakingly created individually by the artist. Scenes are created using specially made programs (a common one is 3DS max, but big studios such as pixar have their own programs) and the objects and characters in the scene are essentially told what to do and the computer generates the individual frames. This speeds up the process and is a lot faster than the old method of drawing each frame by hand.
Answered by Sammie - Thu Feb 7 10:53:24 2008