In this Kinetic Art tutorial, we are going to model a rotating mechanism by defining the motion of the handle and then use the intersection between circles and the railways to model the mechanism.
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Benjamin Essenshaw
The kinetic art video left me inspired to use my own approach to solving the same problem. I mentioned this in the Youtube comments, but figured it would make sense to show you the most simplified definition of what I meant.
parametric
Great Benjamin…Sure just attach your file as a zip file and we will mention it in the future as a separate video