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Need help reasoning about video oscillation >60hz
Yeah, that makes sense. Most flat panel monitors on the market have a 60Hz refresh rate! So you are not going to be able to flicker faster than 60Hz due to technical limitation.
Were you to do this w …
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Easing curves on the GPU?
Or you're in an otherwise performance bound system like running JavaScript in a WebGL application. …
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Inverse Kinematics with more than 2 segments
What you have here is an underconstrained problem*. To solve this problem you do what you do to any other underconstrained system. This is also why you mostly only see the 2 joint version as it is not …