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gouken
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hi boys... do they exist video tutorial of some model of satoshi?? (or of other beautiful models and of great effect?) won't I ever find ancient dragon I believe, but at least some other model it exists in a video tutorial??
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you can't fold complex models with video tutorials.You need to learn to solve diagrams in order to fold satoshi's models
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ismetdai wrote:you can't fold complex models with video tutorials.You need to learn to solve Crease Patterns in order to fold satoshi's models
Fixed.
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Post by Ben385 »

Well Spiritofcat,
You also need to really 'solve' Satoshi's diagrams to be able to fold them. Why do think there are so many help topics for them?
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Post by origami_8 »

Spiritofcat, I also think that ismetdai meant exactly what he wrote. Folding from diagrams is something that needs to be learned and since there are diagrams for Ancient Dragon and co you don't necessarily need to know how to fold from Crease Patterns to be able to fold them. On the other hand the diagrams for the Ancient Dragon are some of the most complex diagrams out there containing movements that are challenging even for advanced folders. So you really need to learn reading diagrams first.
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Post by legionzilla »

Maybe you could try searching for diagrams for the more simple models, like the Chocobo, there may be part by part diagrams for that. Also, there are diagrams for the first 6 steps of the Ancient Dragon in youtube.
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Post by spiritofcat »

Okay, maybe I was wrong then.
I've just never seen the word solve used in the context of diagrams before.
I haven't tried folding any of Satoshi Kamiya's models either though.
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Mine mainly end up in failures. My Chocobo was my only success.
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Post by ismetdai »

spiritofcat wrote:Okay, maybe I was wrong then.
I've just never seen the word solve used in the context of diagrams before.
I haven't tried folding any of Satoshi Kamiya's models either though.
For a newbie,diagrams are something to solve....You need to figure out what a diagram means,what it is trying to say.You can easily see that but for somebody who hasn't seen any diagrams,it won't mean anything.
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legionzilla wrote:Mine mainly end up in failures. My Chocobo was my only success.
Me too! My chocobo turned out great and i couldn't do anything else
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Go on youtube and search up tadashimori. He has a lot of video tutorials including the chokobo
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You guys who have only folded kamiya's chocobo, I feel sorry for you. Kamiya's models are always satisfiying and look stunning, especially his western unicorn.
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