Animations in Hyperscripts are bit tricky, because they are often done by some graphic experts who do not understand the subject. As a result, they may look very professional, but may lack precision - in other words, they may be very nice illustrations of something that is wrong. | ||
Here is a version of an animated edge dislocation movement adopted from a hyperscript from Edward Goo. | ||
The original link is http://www-classes.usc.edu/engr/ms/125/MDA125/defects/index.htm | ||
Can you tell what is wrong with this animation? There is a major mistake and a not so terrible one. | ||
Here is yet another animation, faithfully redrawn from the CD-ROM "Materials Science on CD" (Chapman and Hill; version 1.1, 1996). | ||
There is a slight mistake here, too. Can you identify it? | ||
Link to the solution | ||
© H. Föll (Defects - Script)