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Geoffrey Touron
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Dusty engine - Perlin noise structure
Просмотров 2348 лет назад
This is a realtime raytracer rendering a structure generated with Perlin noise and composed of 260847 voxels. The original resolution is 1680x1050 and the raytracer runs on a R9 Nano.
Dusty engine - Renderer preview
Просмотров 1988 лет назад
This is a preview of a real time dynamic raytracer, with shadow, reflection, transparency, refraction and ambient occlusion running in 1680x1050 at 40-80fps on a R9 Nano.
The Blues Brothers - How to park like Elwood
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The Blues Brothers - How to park like Elwood
The Blues Brothers - Don't care about crash
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The Blues Brothers - Don't care about crash
Very impressive stunt!
G like it
How did he do that
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!!😆👍
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Wonder how many times they did this stunt or was it perfect spot on the first time? lol
What song playing here?
Lllllike a glove - Ace Ventura
Not bad!
Why is this clip end-pointed so poorly at the start? 0:10 is the moneyshot
It's said Dan Aykroyd did that parking himself.
It may have been said, but it wasn't. I was there as a medic for the B camera set. It was either Jamie Jones or Bob Minor, both great stunt drivers.
@@steveholtis that a true story?
@@gondwanandreams7635 what I said is true. It wasn't Dan. it was on Cherry st in Toronto. The building is gone. It is the same building as the video store in the movie 'The Big Hit"
I wish I can park like elwood yeah just park like that in front of everyone they'll be amazed lol
Oh here's a parking spot screeeeeeeech park🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ELWOOD!...a perfectly executed Handbrake Turn (more likely a stuntman).
it was 2 stuntmen who tried it. I am unsure of which one made the film. I was there for it.
One of my favorite scenes.
It takes special skills and good timing to park like Elwood. To let the car slide like that, put a little more speed to it and sharply turn to where you want it; then while you're turning, move the steering wheel more of the opposite of either way you turned. (If you were turning left, then move the steering wheel more to the right; if you were turning right, move the steering wheel more to the left.) Just watch the steering wheel closely as Elwood executes starting from 0:10.
It also helps here to have a massive iron 440 in the nose...both to pivot around and to instantly break the rears loose with just via a short tap
The example car in the video is a Ford Crown Victoria from around 1990 or so. It's probably a 351 Windsor small-block, but it might be the 302 if the car wasn't expected to see pursuit use in the urban core.
Also helps if you modify the hand brake mechanism so it’s either on or off. Immediate locks or unlocks the wheels.
Attn Mythbusters.... drift parallel parking was perfected in 1980. You're welcome :-/
This is #2 mate. Bit more recent :P