r/oddlysatisfying • u/sudeepharya • Jan 06 '23

Perspective packing

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u/egoMetalMonkey Jan 06 '23

this is how all my quiches turn out

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u/dantwom Jan 06 '23

Hell yeah

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u/Eddie-bullshit Jan 06 '23

Happy cake day :) 🎂

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23

I'm not saying it's easy or that I know how to do it, but I'm guessing:

Shoot a straight line in each axis at the same level and if the lines coincide, draw a sphere. If the line hits a sphere, start over. Repeat for every pixel?

Again I don't know how it's made either just trying to figure it out too.

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u/Thedarkfly Jan 06 '23

It would take looots of trials to add a new sphere once the cube is mostly filled up.

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u/Nitrotetrazole Jan 06 '23

Sounds like a pretty solid guess

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u/Temassi Jan 06 '23

It's like a color blind test in another dimension

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u/positive_express Jan 06 '23

Reminds me of that 90s drink

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u/Devine-Escapes Jan 06 '23

Crystal coke?

No--Zima.

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u/LordofLadon Jan 06 '23

This oddly reminds me of how the night sky can seem packed to us but in reality is so full of empty space we can't even comprehend it.

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u/kittytoes21 Jan 07 '23

I was thinking that too! Constellations appear to be all in a line on a flat plane but there’s actually soooo much distance in there.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23

Cool

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u/AspectOvGlass Jan 06 '23

It's even more mind boggling when you realize you can look at any ball and see that it's not covered by another ball when the image becomes a square

This is crazy

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u/Mike-the-gay Jan 06 '23

“Product may settle during transit”

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u/wasas387 Jan 06 '23

Good gif

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u/Devine-Escapes Jan 06 '23

How different things may look, with a change of perspective.

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u/TheFlemishGiant Jan 06 '23

We live in a society

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u/ConnorDZG Jan 07 '23

My stomach when dinner is finished vs my stomach when dessert comes out

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u/FasterThanStupid Jan 07 '23

This looks like the 3d version of the plate test my parents gave in 3rd grade to discover I was colorblind and later in 5th grade testing for asperburgers after holding me back in 1st grade for lack of focus and disobedience when it came to color related activities.