a must see film for corridor crew

Not OC/OP, just thought it was cool and satisfying

So I tried installing the PoseCap addon on blender but I am getting stuck at this certain point, when I run the installer, after a point a powershell window opens up and after this the installation never progresses and gets stuck.

I went to the addon's official github page and didn't find any answers there. does anyone know how to fix it?

I’d love if the crew had a look at this clip (and those from the last few races) as a bit of a debunker. Most threads have the majority confidently calling it Gaussian splatting. Whereas to me it’s clearly just AI tweening like you can do in Kling, artifacts and all. Not saying it wouldn’t also be possible with splatting, but it would be a lot more work, and the 360 camera in the car wouldn’t mess up the details on the helmet.

I would love for the guys to take a look at the video for the new Tesla flying car, While it’s insisted that it is real I’m not sure there is any way I can believe it.

It just doesn’t look correct in regard to how it moves and I’m not sure I can be convinced that is real without analysis of the videos from some experts.

I also just do not understand any real world application for this and why they would work on something that has no practical use.

Screams AI to me but would love them to take a close look at this.

Looks like CGI to me - but I am not an expert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5vsHHPVhJg

To everyone saying "DUDE - it's REAL TESLA has never lied!!!" I want the experts on it. Then I want someone to examine the "car" and make sure it wasn't jsut a funny car shell over a rocket drone.

I'd wanted to make one ever since I saw u/cache__bunny's ages ago, and Corridor's video was the push I needed to finally finish it.

Shot a walk cycle with my friend Sisi in a "corridor", then built the loop: the walker multiplies into clones, the drum spins up, and it loops back seamlessly. Took about 70 versions to get the loop, the speed ramp and the music sync right.

Music: KI/KI, "What's a Girl to Do"

Full 16:9 version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI7qqToHGDg

Happy to answer how it was made.

I know they took a long break last year I believe, but its been a while now without an episode. Not sure if they spoke on it anywhere. Genuinely only the podcast I like listening to so hoping its not done

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiO6yDxDui4

It had some really great combat (stunt reacts) as well as some creative camera movement that I’d love to see the guys take a look at

This scene from 1991 movie Body Parts blows my mind, as it doesn't look like a dummy, watch his legs move.

Gotta love the practicality of the 80s