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The Disco Chronicles
It started out as a test to see if I could make a disco ball work, but then I got a little carried away
Beauty. That was very clever and I loved the effect!
*****
Five friggin' stars.
Great effect!!!
I did that in Pirates Rule! 
Except I used a different piece, from the top of a Knights Kingdom Tower, which is basically a big half blue disco ball. I love that type of lighting effect.
Good job on the animation, too.
Except I used a different piece, from the top of a Knights Kingdom Tower, which is basically a big half blue disco ball.
Hmm... I suppose if two of those pieces could be put together... But how would it attach to the celing?
Nevermind. The only way to do both of those connections is to cheat (poster putty or masking).
Anyway, it looks great! That famous disco dance move (whatchacallit?) at the end inspires me to make a test improving my old version of the same movement.
that was pretty awesome!
5 out of 5:D
Hmm... I suppose if two of those pieces could be put together... But how would it attach to the celing?
Nevermind. The only way to do both of those connections is to cheat (poster putty or masking).
The disco ball itself wasn't even a lego piece, I think it's actually like a little trinket that's supposed to go on a key chain. I have no idea where it came from, and I just kinda found it when I was cleaning my room one day, and I wanted to make a video with it.
minifig051 wrote:Hmm... I suppose if two of those pieces could be put together... But how would it attach to the celing?
Nevermind. The only way to do both of those connections is to cheat (poster putty or masking).
The disco ball itself wasn't even a lego piece, I think it's actually like a little trinket that's supposed to go on a key chain. I have no idea where it came from, and I just kinda found it when I was cleaning my room one day, and I wanted to make a video with it.
I know. I wasn't saying that's what you did, I was just trying to see if it could be possible to make a disco ball out of those Lego pieces. I guess I wasn't that clear on what I was talking about.
Last edited by minifig051 (October 9, 2011 (12:38pm))
minifig051 wrote:Hmm... I suppose if two of those pieces could be put together... But how would it attach to the celing?
Nevermind. The only way to do both of those connections is to cheat (poster putty or masking).
The disco ball itself wasn't even a lego piece, I think it's actually like a little trinket that's supposed to go on a key chain. I have no idea where it came from, and I just kinda found it when I was cleaning my room one day, and I wanted to make a video with it.
Okay, but how did you do it? Rotate the ball a couple of degrees each frame?
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