Two Balls Different Weight
Week 4 and we've gradutated to TWO balls. Yea, I know, but I'm trying to lay off the vulgarities. That's right, basketballs are behind us, now we get to show some character. Just a little though. Actually, it's not really character per se, more like weight and density. See, one ball has to be quite a bit lighter than the other...or...is it one has to be quite a bit heavier...well, what ever, you get the idea. One is, say, the density, weight and size of a basketball, while the other, the density, weight and size of a bowling ball. They must bounce, they must come to a stop. Well, I heard this, and all kinds of scenarios came to me, ways to make the balls play off each other, bouncing all over the place...then I realized I have one week. And the point is not the go crazy with this new skill, it's to hone it. So hone I will! I'm a honin' like the DICKENS, BABY!
Here's the final passed in for my assignment for the week...
Click to see two balls bouncing with different weight.
Here's the final passed in for my assignment for the week...
Click to see two balls bouncing with different weight.
2 Comments:
great job on this assignment. The heavy ball looks great! I think if you rounded our your curves a lil more on the lighter one youd be there. Small tweak. Lookin good!
By Unknown, at 8:21 AM
Excellent suggestion! Thanks!
By Sean Graham, at 12:28 PM
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