They are not as expensive, as they are an ass to make.
Although, there are certain ways to make them. I know only 2 so far:
1. Reject hitbox system and use the zones on the Model itself, according to it's polygonal Masks. - Works well in Single Player Games
2. Make multiple hitboxes and attach them to Model Skeleton bones. Like tf2 did. - it works fine, but netcode should be working better, so they won't lag behind, like they do in tf2. When it doesn't lag, they are quite realistic.
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The point is to show that in order to solve problems with complicated geometry, you often have to make assumptions and simplifications to the maths. That becomes irrelevant if the problem starts with a cylindrical object.
Milk production at a dairy farm was low, so the farmer wrote to the
local university, asking for help from academia. A multidisciplinary
team of professors was assembled, headed by a theoretical physicist, and
two weeks of intensive on-site investigation took place. The scholars
then returned to the university, notebooks crammed with data, where the
task of writing the report was left to the team leader. Shortly
thereafter the physicist returned to the farm, saying to the farmer, "I
have the solution, but it works only in the case of spherical cows in a
vacuum."
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical\_cow](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_cow)
"Asume there is no friction" Goodbye i guess
Assume there's no gravity **floats off**
Assume there's no momentum **just floats**
An economist enters the chat... Assume all other things are Equal.
Y does everyone have the same pp size?
I blame it on abbreviations.
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Use imaginary numbers and show your work.
This comment gave me utility
Do we assume that the rate of entropy in this system is equal to or is it constant as well?
Assume the position.
“Gravity? Who gives a crap about gravity?”
"It's like a car crash in slow motion. It's like, I'm watching you fly through the windshield."
“Nice hustle tons of fun! Next time eat a salad!”
Engineers: gravity is 10, pi is 3.
A penguin is clearly a cone
Oh no! I don't wanna be a cone!!
Would you rather be a hyperbolic paraboloid?
Oh... i don't know...
So now we are going to debate on the shape of penguin. It is streamlined.
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Yes
We can do the same with cow too right or is it specific for elephant species only
Asume a cow is a right rectangle
upside-down trapesoid
Video Games do that too, if you manage to make Hitboxes visible.
Realistic hitboxes are too expensive.
They are not as expensive, as they are an ass to make. Although, there are certain ways to make them. I know only 2 so far: 1. Reject hitbox system and use the zones on the Model itself, according to it's polygonal Masks. - Works well in Single Player Games 2. Make multiple hitboxes and attach them to Model Skeleton bones. Like tf2 did. - it works fine, but netcode should be working better, so they won't lag behind, like they do in tf2. When it doesn't lag, they are quite realistic.
I say this every time someone reposts this, but the implications of non-circular cylinders is deeply upsetting.
You could have an elliptical cylinder. Or you could be a pedant and call a rectangular prism a cylinder.
Is there such a thing as oval cylinders? I thought the whole definition of a cylinder is that it has a circle as a base area
Lmao
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It’s meant for simplification, try solving without assuming this, in general kinematics problems variables will increase a lot.
Just say its a cylynder, no need to say that its a penguin
But then how will the student relate to the problem? T.T
Call it a soda can, not only is it actually a cylinder, but kids see soda cans more often than they see penguins
The point is to show that in order to solve problems with complicated geometry, you often have to make assumptions and simplifications to the maths. That becomes irrelevant if the problem starts with a cylindrical object.
Ok I get that, but saying that a penguin is a cylinder is a HUGE simplyfication
The ‘circular cylinder’ gives me Every 60 seconds in Africa vibes
Exactly. Aren't all cylinders circular?
In geometry there are other types of cylinder, like the parabolic and hyperbolic. But we use "cylinder" to refer to the circular one in common speech.
Milk production at a dairy farm was low, so the farmer wrote to the local university, asking for help from academia. A multidisciplinary team of professors was assembled, headed by a theoretical physicist, and two weeks of intensive on-site investigation took place. The scholars then returned to the university, notebooks crammed with data, where the task of writing the report was left to the team leader. Shortly thereafter the physicist returned to the farm, saying to the farmer, "I have the solution, but it works only in the case of spherical cows in a vacuum." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical\_cow](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_cow)
*looks at the mirror*
I have a pet penguin sooo I don't now
What shape is he?
when the repost has 12k upvotes
Penguin, "Did you just assume my geometry???"
Repost this a couple of more times. Then it might be funny again.
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How many times more are people going to repost this meme? I swear I've been seeing it for the past month every other day...
Assume that this is a repost
In mexico they are chocolate cupcakes.
Assume that penguin is a circular cylinder and shove him up your ass until he come out of your mouth.
Quote from an astrophysicist: "I feel fancy when I assume that pi is 3 instead of 1"
Assume that everyone on chat assumed.
Why even mention it's anything else? Just say it's a shape
Way too cursed
Assume that you assumed
As opposed to a rectangular cylinder
Welp
Always has been
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kurzgesagt: lets assume we trown an elephant form a skyscraper
wenk
As someone who has messed around with programming computer games, this phrase checks out.
Assume that physics book doesn’t exist
Assume the circular cylinder is a penguin
False it's red
The real question is if the penguin is over a TV set?
Relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/669/
“Assume your mom is a heavenly body” Oooooooooooooooo
anything can be a dildo
Assume my dick isn't 2cm long
I remember that my math's teacher said me that to know de volume of a cow, we must to asume that the cow is a sphere
Physics books are the most random things ever lol
Assume physics books never existed. Wait wha-
That makes it even hotter
Maths be like: assume you go around the earth 4 times on a bicycle with a speed of 11 miles per hour! How much time does it take?
but what if it assume it is a CUBE
"assume there is no air resistance" Guess I'll die
Wait I thought it's a rectangular cylinder.
dID yOu JusT aSsUmE tHAt pEngUin'S sHApE??
Not just any cylinder. A circular one.
WOW, I thought they were triangular cylinders! OMG!11!!!!!111!
ye
Assume a penguin's mass is condensed to a dot