Bad Apple!! played on Desmos but it's high quality with Bezier Curves 

Problem is that bad apple has some part with gradients so it wouldn’t be accurate in some parts of the song unfortunately

@@honkhonk9089 honestly the gradient-less version would seem more appealing to me. The fire especially.

@@arcionek yeah the fire is the think that looks the worst in bad apple i think

@@auxencefromont1989 bad flame

Using DAIN we can have infinite framerate

1:38 for you lazy people

Ikr, the tree was breathtaking and it was just drawn with a black line

It also blows the FPS out of the park

The true power of using Math

Please don't blow trees out of the park. They belong there.

Hello

So that's why I got recommended the vid again

i used ffmpeg and exported it and in 24 fps and it was like 7000+ frames

ok

hi

well its not calculated manually lol

@@rat-ated-cat then how? how to make something like this? like a quick rough idea can u give me?

@@4sythdude549 thanku so much :)

@@uniquescience7047 here you go on how to make things like diz: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BQvBq3K50u8.html

@@jmsal5556you dropped this 👑

yeah it is lmao btw i like ur animations :000000000000000

OMG it's cuptoast, I love your animations (✿◠‿◠)

Hello crumb :D

Hi

broo you’re on literally every video 😳

How are you? How is Astolfo? How is how?

@@andyscandy9495 is

If anyone is trying to search for the ''How is Astolfo'' look at the tabs

Realize my friend made a Astolfo on desmos What is this coincidence?:/

Hmmmmmm

you know, it's only got seventeen digits

plates of low debates

I see that you, too, were blessed by the algorithm to find this today.

It’s not actually smooth, look at the top of the screen

@@noahbecker8690 its smoother than anything I can do with this software, lol

This song is basically weebs' Doom

And yet no one has ever attempted to replicate the original shadow animation, truly Anira is unbeatable.

if you know everyone else said that already, why do you have to repeat the same annoying thing again?

@froggi i think they should just not.

someone buy some antique cupboards and scratch them with a screwdriver to make Bad Apple outlines, then I will have seen everything oh and make a wooden record that can play it on a gramophone as well while you're at it

99.99% who do this never played the game and are only following the meme train.

@@TheZenytram ya dont necessarily have to play touhou to be a fan

Doom fanbase: very interesting

@@ThomasKrKr Does that mean I’m technically a Touhou fan? That’s quite nice. It seems quite cool, anyways.

@@plazmaguy13yago9 running doom on a virtual computer made entirely of conways game of life in minecraft

私も

pcでいいな〜、 ベジェ曲線こんなに書いたら動かしただけで6FPSぐらいになるもん、

Pixels are more insane

@@chilk4508 urm...... should I tell you that pixel is 100% easier than this?

@@electronx5594 the concept of extremely small cells of light representing a shape is way cooler and way more amazing than the concept of a digitalized curve represented using bits

@@znefas but the digitalized curve uses those extremely small cells of light

@@EpicNicks conceptually, it doesn't, you could have a vector or bezier curve in bits and have your printer shit out a paper version of that curve, without ever using a pixel to show what it looks like

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to the game!

Ok. 3 Weak points.

-Bad- Apple follows the law of gravity... MATH, language of the Universe.

Then ppl would probably think they just edited the og video over a screenshot of desmos lol

Let the man rest.

@@vevakan7838 probably not tho cos itll look dif(?)

@@autorickshaw3516 what

@@autorickshaw3516 what

The fact that most people don't even know what the hell SVG means makes this joke better

@@channelname10yearsago68 yes

I made an SVG adaptation of Bad Apple that plays in the browser console just a couple of days ago... I used Potrace as well.

@@rayrexdex8221 scalable vector graphics. It's meant to be still viewed as high definition no matter the screen resolution and zoom level. It's basically infinite resolution because rather than storing the pixels that build a picture, SVG uses formula to dynamically compute for those pixels. Because of this, SVG are infinitely zoomable and therefore scalable

@Vizah not even close but I can see what you mean

the song is in the description, he didn't make it

poggg

I saw someone like

rel

who is astolfo? genuine question

@@hexagon8899 femboy anime character from Fate/Apocrypha

@@hexagon8899 google "anime trap" and *He* will show up with other famous traps as well

@@masamigameon Wait it's a boy?

You've just realized the obvious.

@@capitaopacoca8454 i too have realized the obvious

@@capitaopacoca8454 But did you realize the meaning of the realization

Cool pfp

Also Touhou fans are dedicated asf

same

It's Bezing Time

well you arent wrong...

I mean...

No that's me

yea it is fire

I mean- you aren't wrong.

@@davidgumazon Delete your entire online footprint this is so embarrassing

@@davidgumazon wait why is minecraft only 2b2t and dream

@@catmuncher You don't know? They're 2 popular fanbase in 1 massive fanbase, that's just the surface.

@@tupactheory3739 My entire online footprint? Wow, you're cringe. Your rude remark is more embarrassing than mine, especially you're Fortnitestan.

@@davidgumazon yeah but why just two

i agree wholeheartedly

yeah

जाजाजाजौआया 😭😭😭😭

@#$_-+()desmos-;'"€^°=™®={{python""*$_-+;:'_&+()+((+)))))+;:&_':

Python PIL?

Except that this is version 2 of Desmos Bad Apple.

@@benji-menji I think he made it pretty clear that he did this to shut everyone who complained he didn't use fourier series in the first one up... by still not using fourier series.

@@Jono997 I know, I'm just joking that someone who supposedly had many things to put Bad Apple on would re-do a video.

@@benji-menji ctyct6

What kind of homework are you automating!?

I also want to know lol

For some reason my comment keeps getting removed. I I'll try excluding the links I was gonna share and see if that works. Anyways... I have this recurring assignment where I have to draw various transformations of 2D and 3D shapes. I spend about 70% of my day for other assignments in this class already, so I wanted to expedite the process. I knew the app we were using had the solutions stored locally because it can check for correctness without internet, and after reverse engineering the app's REST API, I was able to get the URLs to each as SVG files (that it downloads ahead of time). From there it was just a matter of writing a Python script to parse the files, and draw them with my mouse to an Android Emulator. Specifically regarding Bezier Curves, I made a StackOverflow post on using them for mouse movement. I can't share the link here, but if you search "Pyautogui: Mouse Movement with bezier curve", you should be able to find it. Not sure if it's something other people would be interested in, but I've been considering starting a CS channel on other automation projects like this. I recently also automated playing the The Wikipedia Game, and I'm planning some IRL automation this Summer by building a watering system for my Chicken Coop :)

@@BryceCorbitt you should make the channel, I would totally watch that!

@@BryceCorbitt How's that CS channel coming along?

Looking at one anime and then becoming a weeb

何を言ってるの？

日本人発見

@@otamad0204 ええ、私は日本人にとても新しいですごめんなさい

@@mann985A i binge watched 5 animes in a single day when i was 4 no weeb will ever defeat the fatherweeb

Svg images have basically infinite resolution

The video is sped up quite a lot, look at the time at the middle top of the screen

Well it did a lot of math there

I guess it is done frame by frame.

lt is defined by math and believe me they are smother than your eyes can even see. But displays can't display that smooth probably.

Super Smash Bros Ultimate

even gd has a level with this song

first you would need to find a function for every curve, there are like hundreds of curves per frame. also wouldn't the inequalities just draw from the line all the way to the top or bottom of the screen how would you make gaps

The lines are parametrics, so it would be technically possible but it would be insanely time consuming and not realistically plausible

@@connorcriss wouldn't this have to have been created with some kind of automatic assistance anyway? if the equations were automated it probably wouldnt be too hard to automate the other equations too

@@connorcriss I mean, you could automate it just like this guy automated this

Not recommended

Yeh, it like syncing it (I think so speed up)

Also can't unsee this comment even tho 1 year ago I still can see it

@@ASpaceQ1look at what you are replying to here, I want this to stay in your mind eternally

this good tho, no hate

this is a whole year late but i used desmos a couple days ago and suddenly this pops up. I guess google is thinking “what do the kids like? graphs?”

@Otaku Lolicon This sentence means something like "The combination of Ubuntu and Brave is a good choice, lol.".

草 means grass, but 草 means lol in Japanese net slang. Because an acronym for Japanese translation of lol(w) looks like grass.

​@@freeeeeeeedom that's awesome, thanks for letting us know

Probably not, the video is sped up (read description)

2.2k and one dislike :(

@@unitymask 40k likes and --æš12gòœ-- dislikes!

It's specifically using the SID sound chip used on the Commodore 64 (released 1982). BTW, the generations of audio in computing are something like this (deliberately vague and overlapping dates): ~19xx (???) to ~1989 (Most had sound cards on their IBM PC-compatibles then): CPU-driven beeper, normally producing Square waves, that can theoretically create more complex waveforms through pulse-width modulation (very rarely done as it was very memory and CPU intensive). ~1977 (Atari VCS) to ~1991 (Release of SNES): Sound chips generating discrete base waveforms (e.g. Square, Triangle, Sawtooth, Sine, Noise) at varying pitch and intensity, with typically one channel allotted for sampled sound (rarely done as it was memory- and sometimes CPU intensive). ~1984 (Amiga 500) to ~1998 (North American discontinuation of Sega Genesis): Sound chips synthesizing waveforms from harmonics (typically of sine waves), these synthesized sounds often making up discrete MIDI instruments, typically one or two channels allotted for sampled sound (still rarely done for memory reasons). ~1992 (PC Engine CD) to ~2006 (Release of the Nintendo Wii): Fully sampled sound at CD+ quality, music arranged with individual sampled sounds making up MIDI instruments. ~1992 to present: Fully sampled sound, music entirely sampled out.

use inequalities. they shade in the areas

I'm yet to find a boot sector user in this fandom

I use openSUSE Tumbleweed, but I haven't played the Tohou games yet. It's rolling release, and (mostly) stable. Using the tumbleweed-cli program to switch between different releases of Tumbleweed really helps make it more reliable imo.

@@wetwayne1504 i used ubuntu like 5 years ago but stopped. I'm too noob to update things. Is there any linux that like toddler-friendly?

@@kosuzudrinkwater186 ubuntu is lobotomised toddler level, just keep trying, you will catch it quite fast

@@zerdagdir1988 ok then. thanks