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Rubik's Cube, Don't Play With Your Food
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wphs2jhR9q4
Did you ever wonder what a Rubik's Cube likes to eat? Neither did I.
Last edited by SeanDoubleJ (May 14, 2016 (06:14am))
Interesting mix of Lego and non-Lego. I tried feeding minifigures to my mini-cube to turn it into a Rubik's Revenge, but it didn't work. I also noticed music from Dig Dug (1982).
Except for the Subscribe message at the end, verfy good work and pleasant smooth motion.
Last edited by HoldingOurOwn (May 14, 2016 (10:25am))
That's some nice animation, Sean! I really enjoyed the "slurping" animation.
Except for the Subscribe message at the end, verfy good work and pleasant smooth motion.
What's wrong with the "Subscribe" message? I find it perfectly acceptable since it is on youtube. I mean, it wouldn't make sense in a theatre setting, but this isn't a theatre, is it?
It's not personal, as I hate subscribe blurbs on all YT videos, because it makes videos look amateurish.
On a side note, I view most youtube videos offline.
Last edited by HoldingOurOwn (May 15, 2016 (11:40am))
I somewhat disagree with HOO, a lot of what YouTube is about creating a community of viewers, and one of the ways you can do that, is with a call to action slate at the end of your videos, giving people options to watch your other videos, or other actions.
While I personally do not put end slates on my videos, as I don't think it would be the right fit for my channel/videos,
and some peoples end slates I do think are cheesy, I thought that your's was appropriate, and well done, and if people don't like it, they can click away from the video at that point.
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