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@Hamza Anushath, I believe that @Vinayak Srivastava's method arguement you had wasn't about copyright issues - it was just plain copying and reusing it! Don't worry, I got your back!
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This discussion board is a place to discuss our Daily Challenges and the math and science related to those challenges. Explanations are more than just a solution — they should explain the steps and thinking strategies that you used to obtain the solution. Comments should further the discussion of math and science.
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Nice try! Keep it up @Hamza Anushath!
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Thanks a lot @Vinayak Srivastava!
Looking cool! How did you make it?
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Record it, and convert it to .gif format
I recorded myself using Eucliea, an application in the Google Play Store. Try it out if you like...!
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:)
OK Thanks a lot!
P.S.: what's @Vinayak Srivastava's method XD?
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Its actually not a method, its copying!
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Excuse me? I drew it in Euclidea...
No copyright claims will fall on me
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Then its not my method! I usually copy things(I am lazy).
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XD
XD hahaha lol
The second line...
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OK got that. But what did you record? I mean, what did you use to draw the stuff?
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Eucledia, a geometry game in Android
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Oh OK finally I understood! Thank you so much!
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Glad I helped!
@Hamza Anushath, I believe that @Vinayak Srivastava's method arguement you had wasn't about copyright issues - it was just plain copying and reusing it! Don't worry, I got your back!
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Thanks, but it is actually hard to perfect an animation
I wonder how @Mahdi Raza does it...
He/she must be very skilled
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@Mahdi Raza, can you share your method of how to perfect an animation to @Hamza Anushath, please?
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Most probably KeyNote, a Mac application in Mac, but I don't own a mac...
@Mahdi Raza mentioned that many times before...
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You can download it for Windows...
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I mean that I use an Android phone for Brilliant
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Hold on...
Yeah, it is hard it make an animation in a mobile device (excluding laptops here), but what can I expect?
I think PowerPoint also works well. I asked him and he told me this. Sometimes, my animations look good using PPT.