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Proof That You Need MULTIPLE Rope Drop Strategies in Disney World

We’ve seen far too many times that your number one ride to rope drop may be down due to a technical issue, and the last thing you want to do is scramble because you don’t have another plan in place.​ In fact, we saw it happen just yesterday, and WE were almost caught off guard yesterday when one of the most popular rides in Magic Kingdom chose to have a late start.

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disney·Disneybybcgm3

Olaf: Bringing an Animated Character to Life in the Physical World

Animated characters often move in non-physical ways and have proportions that are far from a typical walking robot. This provides an ideal platform for innovation in both mechanical design and stylized motion control. In this video, we bring Olaf to life in the physical world, relying on reinforcement learning guided by animation references for control.

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disney·DisneybySynther

LGBTQ Fairytale Disney Movie (Live Action re-make

SCENE 1:

In the beginning, we have the characters, two girlfriends (C & D), one dwarf wizard (A), a prince(B). We are in this tall forest.

SCENE 2:

We are in this flat green field, with the three friends on their way to rescue the C's D. They meet the edge of the grass field plains, which is a cliff of the ocean. Tall cliff where if you fall it is a tough splash for you. They then either teleport because of A or a dragon flies them to a castle…

SCENE 3:

At the castle, we see a bunch of guards, guarding a castle, after I guess a big fight, not so interesting fight, we get a look inside this medieval like theme of the castle. Where A's bestie is at, tied up in the centre. The villain stands or is in the same room.

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