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NewAgeAlchemist

http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,22492511-5005375,00.html?from=mostpop
has the animated outline of a dancer, and you can change the direction which she rotates. It takes me a couple dozen seconds to change her rotation and keep it but I don't understand how I'm doing it. Normally with an illusion there are features you key into to switch back and forth, but it seems more difficult with the moving picture.
I'm curious if I can get it down to an instant switch.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,22492511-5005375,00.html?from=mostpop has the animated outline of a dancer, and you can change the direction which she rotates. It takes me a couple dozen seconds to change her rotation and keep it but I don't understand how I'm doing it. Normally with an illusion there are features you key into to switch back and forth, but it seems more difficult with the moving picture. I'm curious if I can get it down to an instant switch.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

RazSh18

Nice stuff ! LOved it , I did changed her move instantly it was cool :P
My technique :
Visualise a round switch ( which decide where she will spin ) and place the switch under her legs. when you are ready, do like you'r switching to the opposite direction and lok if she changed her move ( After first or second time it should work like magic :) )
Good luck. :)
Nice stuff ! LOved it , I did changed her move instantly it was cool :P My technique : Visualise a round switch ( which decide where she will spin ) and place the switch under her legs. when you are ready, do like you'r switching to the opposite direction and lok if she changed her move ( After first or second time it should work like magic :) ) Good luck. :)

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

SheepKing

For me she rotates clock-wise and it is very difficult to have her rotate the opposite direction...
Something interesting: I decided that if I wanted to see it with the other side of the brain maybe I should focus on thinking about something that would be part of the left side. So I started doing math equations in my head. Simple stuff and she switched the way she was spinning for a few seconds then went back. Kind of neat.
Just tried it with the alphabet as well. She was spinning clockwise then start saying the alphabet and she reversed when I got to about M. And after being done for a few seconds, I thought about something philisophical ie truth, and she started up counterclockwise. Nifty.
Are you sure it's not something that switches anyway and maybe is just at rick?
For me she rotates clock-wise and it is very difficult to have her rotate the opposite direction... Something interesting: I decided that if I wanted to see it with the other side of the brain maybe I should focus on thinking about something that would be part of the left side. So I started doing math equations in my head. Simple stuff and she switched the way she was spinning for a few seconds then went back. Kind of neat. Just tried it with the alphabet as well. She was spinning clockwise then start saying the alphabet and she reversed when I got to about M. And after being done for a few seconds, I thought about something philisophical ie truth, and she started up counterclockwise. Nifty. Are you sure it's not something that switches anyway and maybe is just at rick?

Last edited by SheepKing, 4 years, 7 months ago
Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

If you look at the picture of the girl as a big picture, and look around the abdomin, she'll appear to rotate clockwise, but if you look at the space between her foot and the shadow below her, it'll be interpreted as going anti-clockwise...
If you look at the picture of the girl as a big picture, and look around the abdomin, she'll appear to rotate clockwise, but if you look at the space between her foot and the shadow below her, it'll be interpreted as going anti-clockwise...

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Nin10doFan

Whoa, that's awesome!
Whoa, that's awesome!

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

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