@@wintrywind Agreed but since he only used open source tools available to anyone, its GEOINT that falls under the umbrella of OSINT, so he's not wrong either
Just wanted to mention that as a general tutorial, this is very concise, shares actual good practical knowledge, and it's not filled up with garbage ads. Golden standard.
Rainbolt: “it’s so simple” *runs a script to tag every playground in two major cities in Alaska* …I think this man has transcended reality and he doesn’t even know it
At 0:18 you can see the kid go behind the top bar of the swing with their legs pointed down which means they have to be facing towards the camera, if they were facing away from the camera the feet would be pointing up at that moment.
I 100% thought it was facing away from the camera, and then saw how it was weird that they kept passing through solid bars, until I was finally able to get my brain to see it the proper way, which is in fact facing towards the camera
That's crazy, I can only see the exact opposite. The biggest thing for me is that their coat has a hood and the hood is clearly showing at all times meaning the hood is always facing the camera, aka they are facing away.
when it's a still image it's a little understandable how you can see both, but watching the video proves they're facing the camera because we know that people extend their legs and retract them depending on if they're going forwards or not on a swing. And many other things make it clear.
Based on the angle of the basketball hoops and trees, and the swing set being a double bar and not a triple bar, the particular swing she's operating is the northernmost chair of the southernmost swingset on the yard. This swingset is angled such a way that its northside is further from the school than its southside. The camera is looking at the swing from roughly the east-northeast. Therefore, on a swing towards the (mostly) west, from our perspective the person would be going right, and an (mostly) eastward swing would be left from our perspective. On the video, the girl when swinging forward is moving left, thus she is facing east. East = away from the school & towards the camera. There's a roughly 30 degree angle difference between the direction she's facing, and the direction we're looking from). This conclusion could also have been reached by simply pausing the video at 0:19 and looking at the lighting on the crossbar...
Thanks for mentioning crossbar trick, after going frame by frame back and forth for a minute or so, I was finally able to see her facing another way. Until today I always saw her facing the school. Funnily enough, after a few minutes I can't see her facing the camera again and I need to use crossbar trick again, going frame by frame, to trick my brain. Most of these viral optical illusions I see the correct way from the first moment, but this one has been nagging me for a while.
It doesn't need all that analysis. Obviously you bend your legs towards yourself when swinging backwards. It is clear that the legs are going backwards towards the building. Meaning she would have to be facing towards the camera. That's all that really needs to be pointed out
@@Glotttisthat's not what the other person said. Based on basic anatomy it is obviously not an optical illusion all you have to do is think about the basics of swinging. You bend your knees back towards your butt when swinging backwards, and extend your legs when going forwards. The opposite direction would be defying anatomy.
If you google "tiktok swing illusion" you can find news articles linking to the original posters social media, but alternatively a reverse image search with tools like Yandex Images or Google Lens are powerful enough at this point to find the original tiktok link by thumbnail most of the time. It's not a huge skip if you're semi-familiar with this kind of research.
@@yesh420 It’s a reference to an old internet drawing tutorial called “How to draw an owl” where the steps were something like: 1) draw a circle, 2) draw smaller circles for the eyes, 3) draw the rest of the owl *shows masterpiece of an owl drawing*
@@bazarleam2593 Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a method of gathering information from public or other open sources, which can be used by security experts, national intelligence agencies, or cybercriminals. Taken from 1 google search.
100% facing the camera. If you screenshot, open in photoshop express, turn up clarity, dehaze, and exposure, you can clearly see their face and hands gripping the chain in front of them.
at 0:19 there is a frame where the top bar obscures the person on the swing meaning they are on the far side at that moment. so they can only be swinging facing the camera.
Thanks, RAINBOLT. I don't know who you are, but with this informative video I was able to track down my ex in the city they just moved to. Love will prevail!! Happy Valentine's Day, y'all
I looked into this a year ago when you first posted (out of curiosity over how you found it) and immediately found a Buzzfeed article from 2019 with a quote from the original poster about him taking the video on a snowboard trip in anchorage. I just figured that was the key clue. I had no idea you scoured Fairbanks before just guessing to look in anchorage. That’s crazy.
The light on the building behind the swing set makes it pretty easy to determine that they are facing towards the camera. It would be illogical for the bars of the swing to not be blocked at the peak of the backswing.
When the person swings to the right side on the video, you can clearly see that the beams on the right are in front of their body, meaning they have to be swinging towards the camera (the beams would be behind the body otherwise). That's literally all there is to it.
Nice. Also if you use the "Measure distance" feature of Google Maps to draw a line from the trees to the filming location, you can find the angle of the swing and deduct that the person has to be facing the camera. Otherwise their legs would be pointing right.
I think the big time saver in finding locations is always if you know who posted it and what area they come from, or just another hint that gives you an area to start from, as well as having unique places that aren't too common like a school in this example
I went to the school on google maps, based on the perspective it has to be the southernmost swing set (there's 4 swing sets at that playground). The block thing to the left of the frame is the playground lot that looks like the school might turn it into an ice rink in the winter or something. Therefore the video is being taken from the backyard of one of the houses directly east of the school. Lining all that up shows that it's the southernmost swing set which has a slight angle clockwise if you're looking top down. The person on the swing is being swung perpendicular to the swing set angle, and the only way that would make sense is if the person was being swung TOWARD the camera.
When she has her legs tucked, that’s the back swing. At the peak of her back swing, the horizontal bar on top of the swings appears over her body. This is only possible if she’s at the back of her swing, and the bar is between her and the camera, meaning she is facing the camera.
I can make my brain see the person facing either way. Not both at the same time obviously but i can flip it. Its kinda crazy how well it works in both directions but when taking other context clues into concideration it's clear that the oerson is facing the camera rather than the building
since on the backswing the right pole gets in front of the leg, it is logical to assume the right poles are closer to the camera than the left poles - even without OSINT lol. i love the way he narrows it down and finds this place within a few minutes, that are some serious skills.
I've watched the video a bunch and even though I think it makes the most sense they are facing the camera, I cannot flip my brain to see it any way but the swinging away from it lol
Because of the way the swing supports are positioned and the thickness of the swing seats on one side, it can be proven that the person must be facing the camera (19:30). You can also see at 0:23 how the person is behind the swing support.
You know, it's funny, when I first saw that video, years ago. I thought to myself "that looks familiar." then I saw the video you posted saying it was in Anchorage and I was like "dooood!" Then watching this video, just now, I'm like "ayo! I drive past that school on a regular basis!"
I see it both ways and can flip between how I see it. My initial thought was they are facing the building but when you see it the other way the legs appear to be in-front of the body rather than behind. However they way you found the playground was next level
the answer is pretty easy to prove: when the person goes for the back swing (standart swinging motion being, that you pull your legs backwards) and you pause the video at the highest point of the swing, the crossbar is in front of the person. that is definitive proof that the person has to be facing the camera.
As someone who can force myself to see them swinging in either direction, they're DEFINITELY facing the camera lol. And as Rainbolt said you really don't get much more info out of finding the swings location/mapview or anything. Just look at the empty swingseats next to the person, they're dual colored as you can see the under side of the swing on the right. which tells you what angle the swingset truly has relative to the camera and it breaks the illusion. If they were facing the other way they'd have to be mirrored in the seat with their feet sticking out to the right instead of left. (edit: and the darker color must be the underside not because it's darker but because of the angle that the two sides meet, even if you painted the top side to be darker than the underside the angle they meet would be reversed if the underside were the left)
easy to see in the video when you watch the person in relation to the poles on the side of the swing set, the person goes in front of the person when they swing back
The swinger is facing the camera. That is pretty obviously visible if you look at the video on a big screen or increase contrast in the editing software, but it's also verifiable by simple physics. Leg extension/contraction vs the position in the swing and the resulting acceleration. I don't actually think it's that hard to figure out, people just yearn for the mystery. And the fact that most people look at the video on a phone screen doesn't help.
Yes, the kid is facing towards the camera, watch the top bar. I can see away and both, however then angle would be weird if he/she was facing away, if he's facing towards the camera the swing is perpendicular to the swing set bar.
That's crazy using coding and the map overlays. I've never heard of this at all... but I am one of those people that can find places on the earth with very few clues. I have a buddy who's a remote viewer... I wish I had that talent. But I've worked with him and some "other people" to verify real world locations, using both esoteric means and traditional sleuthing and deducing methods.
Facing the camera 100% - during the back swing, they go 'behind' the A pillar of the swing set. If they were facing away, that would not be possible. VERY cool illusion though, had me for a few seconds!
The bar is in front of the person, you can see it clearly. In one of the directions the person would be in front of the bar instead, and if that was the case we wouldn't be able to tell what was in front (if u don't see the bar it can be due to many things) but since we see the bar, the only possibility is that it's in front of the person. If you make a quick 3d model (even mentally) you'll realize the only way to be behind the bar is if you're facing the camera, in this situation. :D
At the 0:19 second mark, you can see the person moves behind the top beam on the "back swing", which indicates that theyre facing forward, toward the camera.
You can tell if u look closely by her feet if they are tucked or straight and look if hes behind or infront of the bar her back is at the school and shes facing to the far left of the camera
Wow interesting stuff. I’ve basically been doing the same without the code filtering. Usually you can guesstimate a lot if you just think about it. The Anchorage jump is a good example since it would be a likely place if it wasn’t Fairbanks. People act amazed when I track a photo or videos location but it’s the same as googling basically. All the info is out there if you look in the right spots. People post a crazy amount of info on social media and I’m not even talking about scraping meta data off photos or anything.
Great video-thanks for the process! I look forward to seeing more information on this. I think this would be a fun and useful tool, maybe even a future career xD. Oh, and by the way, they are facing toward the camera. If you want me to explain, just ask!
There are two ways to prove which way the person is facing. The person moves behind the bar at the right end of the swing's range of motion, which means the person is facing the camera. Also, the camera's position is to the right of a location in line with the swing's motion, which means legs on the left indicate the person is facing the camera.
At the 0:19 second mark, you can clearly see the person behind the horizontal bar that the chains are attached to. Based on this and how you move your legs when swinging he is facing the camera, kicking legs forward to gain momentum as he swings toward the camera.
"There have been attempts to find this playground but there's not enough info."
Rainbolt: "Am I a joke to you?"
I hate when people dont research stuff
That guy is actually so cringe.
unfunny
who is that guy
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These are prime OSINT skills in general.
Agreed. This is very cool.
*GEOINT
@@wintrywind Agreed but since he only used open source tools available to anyone, its GEOINT that falls under the umbrella of OSINT, so he's not wrong either
@@loicolivier4842Google Maps ain't open source
@@loicolivier4842Google Earth isn't open source
for sure facing the camera. you can see when their body should be in front of objects depending on the direction and it only makes sense one way
Yeah, I agree, when he goes back in the swing the bars are covering him which makes it seem like he for sure has to be swinging facing the camera
you're right, he goes right behind the cross bar. Crazy I can still trick my brain into seeing it both ways though.
They are so obviously facing the camera that I've now come full circle and am doubting myself lol. Like it's obviously facing the camera right?
ye it looks unnatural if they were facing away
They go behind the bars on the right at 0:18. Facing forward.
Just wanted to mention that as a general tutorial, this is very concise, shares actual good practical knowledge, and it's not filled up with garbage ads. Golden standard.
Rainbolt: “it’s so simple”
*runs a script to tag every playground in two major cities in Alaska*
…I think this man has transcended reality and he doesn’t even know it
Writing scripts like this is way easier than you might think, especially now that tools like ChatGPT are available.
"They didn't look to deep" as if anybody with an hour of free time can do this.
@@HeadhunterKev96 na bro just make and run the code and know how to use google earth, simple
overpass turbo is easy to use though.
In 2024 running code shouldn't be seen as witchcraft anymore 😅
At 0:18 you can see the kid go behind the top bar of the swing with their legs pointed down which means they have to be facing towards the camera, if they were facing away from the camera the feet would be pointing up at that moment.
I 100% thought it was facing away from the camera, and then saw how it was weird that they kept passing through solid bars, until I was finally able to get my brain to see it the proper way, which is in fact facing towards the camera
That's crazy, I can only see the exact opposite. The biggest thing for me is that their coat has a hood and the hood is clearly showing at all times meaning the hood is always facing the camera, aka they are facing away.
@@fuhkerz gotta love how bad our brains are at see things
when it's a still image it's a little understandable how you can see both, but watching the video proves they're facing the camera because we know that people extend their legs and retract them depending on if they're going forwards or not on a swing. And many other things make it clear.
I simply looked at the hair or scarf it was.. Physics dont lie. Swinging towards camera.
Based on the angle of the basketball hoops and trees, and the swing set being a double bar and not a triple bar, the particular swing she's operating is the northernmost chair of the southernmost swingset on the yard.
This swingset is angled such a way that its northside is further from the school than its southside. The camera is looking at the swing from roughly the east-northeast.
Therefore, on a swing towards the (mostly) west, from our perspective the person would be going right, and an (mostly) eastward swing would be left from our perspective. On the video, the girl when swinging forward is moving left, thus she is facing east. East = away from the school & towards the camera. There's a roughly 30 degree angle difference between the direction she's facing, and the direction we're looking from).
This conclusion could also have been reached by simply pausing the video at 0:19 and looking at the lighting on the crossbar...
Thanks for mentioning crossbar trick, after going frame by frame back and forth for a minute or so, I was finally able to see her facing another way. Until today I always saw her facing the school. Funnily enough, after a few minutes I can't see her facing the camera again and I need to use crossbar trick again, going frame by frame, to trick my brain. Most of these viral optical illusions I see the correct way from the first moment, but this one has been nagging me for a while.
@@Glotttis I don't see how anyone could see that as someone facing away from the swing. Doesn't look like an optical illusion at all.
@@Old_Ladies same way I couldn't see how she is facing camera for the longest time. That's why these optical illusions are so divisive.
It doesn't need all that analysis. Obviously you bend your legs towards yourself when swinging backwards. It is clear that the legs are going backwards towards the building. Meaning she would have to be facing towards the camera. That's all that really needs to be pointed out
@@Glotttisthat's not what the other person said. Based on basic anatomy it is obviously not an optical illusion all you have to do is think about the basics of swinging. You bend your knees back towards your butt when swinging backwards, and extend your legs when going forwards. The opposite direction would be defying anatomy.
Girl: Wow, I can't believe we have so much in common!
Me the day before:
real 😂
LOL😂
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"I found the original uploader" is a "draw the rest of the f-ing owl" moment.
If you google "tiktok swing illusion" you can find news articles linking to the original posters social media, but alternatively a reverse image search with tools like Yandex Images or Google Lens are powerful enough at this point to find the original tiktok link by thumbnail most of the time. It's not a huge skip if you're semi-familiar with this kind of research.
what does that mean?
@@yesh420 it means that it's sometimes very very difficult to find who originally uploaded a video or image. so many things get reposted nowadays
And “ran some code”
@@yesh420 It’s a reference to an old internet drawing tutorial called “How to draw an owl” where the steps were something like: 1) draw a circle, 2) draw smaller circles for the eyes, 3) draw the rest of the owl *shows masterpiece of an owl drawing*
Always love the more OSINT videos. Classic example of using Overpass. Good work.
What the hell is an OSINT video. Using acronyms for an industry term. 👍
@@bazarleam2593 open source intelligence! Geolocation is a popular area of osint!
@@bazarleam2593 Open-source intelligence, osintframework has many resources
@@bazarleam2593 Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a method of gathering information from public or other open sources, which can be used by security experts, national intelligence agencies, or cybercriminals. Taken from 1 google search.
Open Source Intelligence@@bazarleam2593
Bro is at the level where he dosen't even think what he does is actually genius
100% facing the camera.
If you screenshot, open in photoshop express, turn up clarity, dehaze, and exposure, you can clearly see their face and hands gripping the chain in front of them.
have you check it frame by frame?
You can see the metal bar of the swing overlapping them as they swing backwards, they're facing the camera.
Yep and their backwards feet and knees that bend backwards too. How did you not spot that?
Ohhh good Idea. I agree. You can also tell by the legs of the swing set.
at 0:19 there is a frame where the top bar obscures the person on the swing meaning they are on the far side at that moment. so they can only be swinging facing the camera.
Yeah, exactly. No mapping needed.
Yeah i guess but i cant get my head around it since i can clearly make out his/hers hood and the knees bending looks like theyre facing the school
Thanks, RAINBOLT. I don't know who you are, but with this informative video I was able to track down my ex in the city they just moved to. Love will prevail!! Happy Valentine's Day, y'all
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Bruh
Lmao
know thats what i call down bad thats so miserable
Showing the process, critical thinking, & tools for geoguessing specifically is really fascinating
I’m a simple woman. I see rainbolt upload, I click.
Grill?
me too... simple man tho
@@no3339 my pronouns are char/coal
So you can heat me up? I'm really sorry for this. Will never do this again, I feel like dog shit😢@@daphnea5447
@@daphnea5447 You can't possibly be a woman, you're funny.
More of these vids pls. Knowing the thoughtprocess is insanely interesting to see
I looked into this a year ago when you first posted (out of curiosity over how you found it) and immediately found a Buzzfeed article from 2019 with a quote from the original poster about him taking the video on a snowboard trip in anchorage. I just figured that was the key clue. I had no idea you scoured Fairbanks before just guessing to look in anchorage. That’s crazy.
The light on the building behind the swing set makes it pretty easy to determine that they are facing towards the camera. It would be illogical for the bars of the swing to not be blocked at the peak of the backswing.
Rainbolt needs FBI ❌
FBI needs Rainbolt ✅
FBI looking for Rainbolt because of his history searching for schools with playgrounds✅
Bro did doxing turorial 💀💀💀
I love when you find locations based on old photos people send you of loved ones, great short stuff man
When the person swings to the right side on the video, you can clearly see that the beams on the right are in front of their body, meaning they have to be swinging towards the camera (the beams would be behind the body otherwise). That's literally all there is to it.
I’d love to see more of these in-depth explainations, it’s awesome.
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I played at 2 time speed and didn‘t even notice before this comment
Nice. Also if you use the "Measure distance" feature of Google Maps to draw a line from the trees to the filming location, you can find the angle of the swing and deduct that the person has to be facing the camera. Otherwise their legs would be pointing right.
I think the big time saver in finding locations is always if you know who posted it and what area they come from, or just another hint that gives you an area to start from, as well as having unique places that aren't too common like a school in this example
Loving this content! More of that please! Thank you!
Bro I love these kinds of videos PLS upload more of them, I'd watch 'em all for sure lol
I really loved these explaination videos! Never knew about that custom tool.
I don't even see the optical illusion, I can't see the person facing the school.
I went to the school on google maps, based on the perspective it has to be the southernmost swing set (there's 4 swing sets at that playground). The block thing to the left of the frame is the playground lot that looks like the school might turn it into an ice rink in the winter or something. Therefore the video is being taken from the backyard of one of the houses directly east of the school. Lining all that up shows that it's the southernmost swing set which has a slight angle clockwise if you're looking top down. The person on the swing is being swung perpendicular to the swing set angle, and the only way that would make sense is if the person was being swung TOWARD the camera.
When she has her legs tucked, that’s the back swing. At the peak of her back swing, the horizontal bar on top of the swings appears over her body. This is only possible if she’s at the back of her swing, and the bar is between her and the camera, meaning she is facing the camera.
Not him Calling this process GOOD LITTLE EXCERCISE 😃
I can make my brain see the person facing either way. Not both at the same time obviously but i can flip it. Its kinda crazy how well it works in both directions but when taking other context clues into concideration it's clear that the oerson is facing the camera rather than the building
I Love this kind of videos! Please make more :)
since on the backswing the right pole gets in front of the leg, it is logical to assume the right poles are closer to the camera than the left poles - even without OSINT lol. i love the way he narrows it down and finds this place within a few minutes, that are some serious skills.
More of these please. Even a little about the code you use
Definitely like these vids, keep them coming!
I can't be the only one that can only see it as "facing the camera" no matter how hard I try it just can't look the other way around????
Only idiots see it the other way
I've watched the video a bunch and even though I think it makes the most sense they are facing the camera, I cannot flip my brain to see it any way but the swinging away from it lol
MORE of this :) Geowizard's geo detective is an awesome series, you could do something similar!!
If I put together a spy team, the first person I would add would be a geoguesser like rainbolt
I'd love more videos like this and the one where you found the location for the Jack Harlow picture. It's very interesting.
This is how I always find locations just from photos, its really just a simple process of elimination
I had no idea these tools were available. Very interesting, and now I had things to check out :) Thanks
What are they called? Where can I find them?
I really liked the vid where you find the Chinese garden, i would love to see a video of you helping ppl
Stoked for Geoguesser, Mars edition in a few decades
1:44 .... uhhh thats scary in the wrong hands lol
Oh no...
Because of the way the swing supports are positioned and the thickness of the swing seats on one side, it can be proven that the person must be facing the camera (19:30).
You can also see at 0:23 how the person is behind the swing support.
You know, it's funny, when I first saw that video, years ago. I thought to myself "that looks familiar." then I saw the video you posted saying it was in Anchorage and I was like "dooood!" Then watching this video, just now, I'm like "ayo! I drive past that school on a regular basis!"
honestly it was interesting pls upload more videos like this
I see it both ways and can flip between how I see it. My initial thought was they are facing the building but when you see it the other way the legs appear to be in-front of the body rather than behind.
However they way you found the playground was next level
I would hate to play any card games with you. You have one hell of a good memory.
thanks rainbolt! amazing skills!
We need more of this content!
the answer is pretty easy to prove: when the person goes for the back swing (standart swinging motion being, that you pull your legs backwards) and you pause the video at the highest point of the swing, the crossbar is in front of the person. that is definitive proof that the person has to be facing the camera.
A tutorial to learn to find various locations will be great. I could be useful and really fun.
I'm convinced everyone has that same desk chair. I am literally sitting in it right now
As someone who can force myself to see them swinging in either direction, they're DEFINITELY facing the camera lol. And as Rainbolt said you really don't get much more info out of finding the swings location/mapview or anything. Just look at the empty swingseats next to the person, they're dual colored as you can see the under side of the swing on the right. which tells you what angle the swingset truly has relative to the camera and it breaks the illusion. If they were facing the other way they'd have to be mirrored in the seat with their feet sticking out to the right instead of left.
(edit: and the darker color must be the underside not because it's darker but because of the angle that the two sides meet, even if you painted the top side to be darker than the underside the angle they meet would be reversed if the underside were the left)
This is insanely impressive
easy to see in the video when you watch the person in relation to the poles on the side of the swing set, the person goes in front of the person when they swing back
The swinger is facing the camera.
That is pretty obviously visible if you look at the video on a big screen or increase contrast in the editing software, but it's also verifiable by simple physics. Leg extension/contraction vs the position in the swing and the resulting acceleration.
I don't actually think it's that hard to figure out, people just yearn for the mystery. And the fact that most people look at the video on a phone screen doesn't help.
4:03 I think you mean "parallel", not "perpendicular". Also, these explanation videos are my favorites that you put out.
No he means perpendicular to the roof as in to the camera's point of recording which is true but yeah I get why it was confusing
it'd be awesome to more videos like this!
We need this guy to find the Skinny Bob alien crash location and the house they flew over, I was close but I'm not as skilled as this guy
Yes, the kid is facing towards the camera, watch the top bar. I can see away and both, however then angle would be weird if he/she was facing away, if he's facing towards the camera the swing is perpendicular to the swing set bar.
She’s obviously facing the cameraman. Just look at the legs
Oh, this is nice. I'd never heard of overpass.
what is that software called that you used for the 3d view and the script?
We needed Rainbolt when the Don’t F With Cats psycho was trying to be caught.
That's crazy using coding and the map overlays. I've never heard of this at all... but I am one of those people that can find places on the earth with very few clues. I have a buddy who's a remote viewer... I wish I had that talent. But I've worked with him and some "other people" to verify real world locations, using both esoteric means and traditional sleuthing and deducing methods.
“Yes there is enough data, and it’s actually really easy to do”
*proceeds to explain his 39 step process to finding it*
You are a legend rainbolt
Facing the camera 100% - during the back swing, they go 'behind' the A pillar of the swing set. If they were facing away, that would not be possible.
VERY cool illusion though, had me for a few seconds!
Way more interesting than "which way is she facing"
Which software you used to find all school with playgrounds? Would you mins going through details in that?
Man can find Laurel AND Yanny
FBI: We know where you live
Rainbolt: "How I found the FBI Agent in this video"
FBI: 💀
I literally have never seen that swing video before in my life until this video lmfao
“Its very simpel”
The proceed to use lines of code that im never know was possible
The bar is in front of the person, you can see it clearly. In one of the directions the person would be in front of the bar instead, and if that was the case we wouldn't be able to tell what was in front (if u don't see the bar it can be due to many things) but since we see the bar, the only possibility is that it's in front of the person. If you make a quick 3d model (even mentally) you'll realize the only way to be behind the bar is if you're facing the camera, in this situation. :D
we need to make sambucha watch this video
what language & libraries did you use for the finding of the school with a playground nearby?
overpasss turbo. He explained in a previous video idk why he didn't here
We need more videos like this
So you are learning GIS? Very cool , would be curious to see more on that
Rainbolt still on his mewing streak as always 🥶 ✊✊
simple process but with amazing result, I would just enjoy watching more like this one.
1:44 if this were anyone else but Rainbolt I’d be worried
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The p3dos are taking notes
i actually went to one of the schools shown in this vid and holy shit rainbolt zooming in on your old school is terrifying
imagine 5king the confusing swinger boy in the snow to win the game
At the 0:19 second mark, you can see the person moves behind the top beam on the "back swing", which indicates that theyre facing forward, toward the camera.
When you walk through the process you realize bro is literally a genius💀
How? It's pretty simple stuff.
You can tell if u look closely by her feet if they are tucked or straight and look if hes behind or infront of the bar
her back is at the school and shes facing to the far left of the camera
I enjoyed your vid!
Wow interesting stuff. I’ve basically been doing the same without the code filtering. Usually you can guesstimate a lot if you just think about it. The Anchorage jump is a good example since it would be a likely place if it wasn’t Fairbanks.
People act amazed when I track a photo or videos location but it’s the same as googling basically. All the info is out there if you look in the right spots. People post a crazy amount of info on social media and I’m not even talking about scraping meta data off photos or anything.
Great video-thanks for the process! I look forward to seeing more information on this. I think this would be a fun and useful tool, maybe even a future career xD. Oh, and by the way, they are facing toward the camera. If you want me to explain, just ask!
Next challenge is for Rainbolt to learn the difference between perpendicular and parallel!!
Lol, I noticed that too
There are two ways to prove which way the person is facing.
The person moves behind the bar at the right end of the swing's range of motion, which means the person is facing the camera.
Also, the camera's position is to the right of a location in line with the swing's motion, which means legs on the left indicate the person is facing the camera.
This guy is a genius
At the 0:19 second mark, you can clearly see the person behind the horizontal bar that the chains are attached to. Based on this and how you move your legs when swinging he is facing the camera, kicking legs forward to gain momentum as he swings toward the camera.