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@@Jabrils Um... please? x

Do it

r u trying to reinvented the hamster wheel? ;D

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Love your videos Cary!

You would have to make it feel like you are going up when in reality you are going down. That way you go up x height then go back down that same height so that the transition between landings always feels like you are going up when you just returned to the same landing you were just on. If you can solve that problem then you have solved the "infinite" staircase. So without changing halfway through so that you can see the other landing (as most staircases let you so that you "know" you are going up) you need to go up one side, and down the other while seemingly going up in some fashion. The landing would have to look like you were going up to it even though in reality you were going down to the other one.

What you guys are talking about is literally impossible, you are essentially describing a paradox. There is absolutely no way you can create stairs that makes you feel like you are going up while going down. If you angle the stairs you end up with the same problem as the model, they eventually end up sideways. Gravity is still a thing, and no matter how you choose to design the stairs or how long or large you make them, gravity will immediately reveal their flaws. You will never have the sensation of "going up" since that requires you to use your leg to push your body weight up against gravity, which wouldn't work when you are "falling" with gravity at an angle. So unless you have a way to alter gravity itself, and give each set of stairs their own gravitional pull that dynamically "circle" into each other, you will never be able to make these stairs.

its twins lol

0:56 "I've come a long way in my understanding of the world" Spoken like a true ignorant who does nothing to make it better. Gross

@@Dkgow low angles feel flat. place two hallways parallel to each other at opposing slight angles. this will put one end above the other on either end, but which hallway is above will alternate. connect with stairwells and you are good.

Of course it's gonna take up a ton of room, it's infinite!

@@brrrrrr he meant that as a metaphor

1 rotation around the Earth is already called a day, so we don't need to

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Literally scroll down and I always see ur comment. Lol

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The original creator is a Filipino architect of infinite stairway

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2:39 That was so trippy.

Well no shit.

My son had one of those in his activity book when he was like 10 or 12. It's not a complicated picture, you just have to fold it correctly. It is definitely mind-blowing especially when you leave it on the table and walk by it throughout the day.

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science cry seeing this build

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It's not an illusion if you're talking about the first video, it's literally faked and they tried to pass it as real for clout,

Was just about to mention it too. Here's the link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7JxqqpoqNCqj58.html

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I’m watching this at 2:30 am

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@@idontlikereadin ha I’m watching this at 3:00 am!

@Benny I’ll do it at 4:00 am

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But the stairwell is fake though

Lol

Can you post a video about it?

Actually I did it and its like 0.5 cm long

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It would be pretty obvious tho from every angle except directly above

@@cara-setun That and seeing the landing on the other side at your angle needs to look like you are going up in order for this to work.

If you had a long enough staircase, you could probably slope the landing just enough that it gives you that downward drop when you walk from the "top" stair on one side to the "bottom" stair on the other, that way when you look over the stairs it always looks like you are going the direction you want, but that starting landing is actually raised. The only "problem" would be that going from one stair case to the other wouldn't seem natural.

That’s what I was thinking. They clearly decline on the far left slope.

0:56 "I've come a long way in my understanding of the world" Spoken like a true ignorant who does nothing to make it better. Gross

i was thinking exactly that

I appreciate that!

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It's actually possible to do it without a fourth dimension in what's called nilgeometry, one of the eight Thurston geometries.

Putting an infinite staircase in a video game is borderline trivial, and this kind of thing has actually been done a few times. I can't remember any example games off the top of my head, they tend to be mods or custom maps or play-once-and-forget-it indie games (which is not a criticism btw, I love that kind of game). The one example I *can* remember is a game that didn't even use it in the end - the developer commentary in Portal 2 explains that during development they allowed the mappers to connect rooms in such ways to create impossible geometries, but only because they didn't want them to waste time laying out the separate rooms and corridors in a logical way when all of the rooms are still being actively developed and changed. Near the end of development, they finally sat down and laid out all of the (now finalized) rooms, removing all of the impossible geometries. Except one instance in the whole game, they said. They didn't say where it was! But I think it was actually kept for technical reasons rather than actually making impossible geometry. Also, I have to mention the infinite staircase in Super Mario 64!

Duhhh

So?