"I was bummed about not being able to battle Jaspas, but i still wanted to film something quickly. Here it is."
Cartesian_Nightmare_Tutorial.wmv

really cool! and niicely tought

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Cool move...well taught. Needs to be cleaned up.

4

-Mykal

Nice move. Nice flow. Didn't bother watching the tutorial.

5 .. too bad you didn't get to battle Jaspas lol.

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good

a bit slopy but i don't care

5/5

I liked it. Could've been a little cleaner, but overall a smooth move. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. Nice move, might need some more square packets, but still a good move.

4/5

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virtualErik.com

pritty good, nice move, sloppy, but definetly nice 4/5

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Shade

Nice cut a little sloppy. Thanks for sharing
I don't understand the name lol

slider44

Thanks all. As foe the name, in maths we had just finished doing quadratic graphs. They are mapped (as i'm sure you know) on the cartesian plane. Due to the fact that this cut has X,Y and in some cases Z field rotations, when mapped it would be a nightmare. Hey man, i thought it sounded cool...
The music is by felix da housecat and richard, that thumbnail is AWESOME

Sweeeet Cut Alex. I like how everything is in motion. I bet it would look even better done square and smooth.

5 outo 5 excellent

I like what Rich did with the screen shot picture too, looks awesome.

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nim.ble

oh also. This cut is a top packet, bottom card retention, so there are a whole lot of ace productions you can do with it.

neat cut dude. 4/5

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Ooblinggooblingstein

hey i like it, already busted out my bicycle fashionbacks..let's get to work.

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BAHH!!! I thought I had invented a similar cut like this!!!

Sucks to have someone publish a similar move of yours.

Since it's similar to mine, a 5/5 for you.

- harapan ong

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