How a Bowling Alley Works
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Here is an animation I did that shows how a bowling alley works. This particular design is taken mostly from Brunswick's pinsetter. The ball return is taken from AMF's Gripper ball lift. Please note that I wasn't going for an exact representation of a particular type of bowling alley. This was just to demonstrate the basic understanding of how it all works. I created the geometry in 3ds max and the animation was done in Cinema 4D. I then used After Effects to compile everything and to add sound effects etc. Logo & Scorecard Design by Jordan Miller Special Thanks to 3DKiwi Please visit my website for more 3D work: http://www.mattrittman.com/ ----------------------------------
Kommentare
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it's supposed to go up a rubber lift rod
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I work at a bowling alley and when you said it went into a hole it goes up to a convery
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you retard
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this looks like a hybrid of a brunswick and an amf. Brunswick's don't have sensors before the pin camera, and they don't have a conveyor belt for the pins. but they do have a pin turret. Yeah these types of pinsetters aren't real.... although I wish Brunswick had a conveyor belt instead of the shaker pit
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The center I work at uses Model A pinsetters with the jet back upgrade on them. We also use the Brunswick vector scoring 2010 package. I can confirm that the scoring system is garbage and constantly does not work lol. and it does run off of a xp/server 2003 architecture.
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Once the ball got stuck and I ran over to to get it. I peaked my head under the machine and saw a load ton of shit that scared the heck out of me. I rolled the ball back over and it didnt count my hit . Luckily nobody saw me XD
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all this time i always feels bad for a worker setting up the pins every shot
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lol he had windows xp
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That was 5 pins
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Wow, such a complex and sophisticated machine and technology for such a stupid boring game.
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I find it very hard to believe that this is how it works. It's WAY too needlessly complex, not to mention the fact that some of this technology hasn't been available, cheaply and easily, for very long. Maybe there are some modern alleys which work this way, but I'm guessing that for most of history this was done in some other fashion; a fashion that was purely mechanical, rather than relying mostly on computer technology the way this method does...
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neat I like the windows xp crash lol
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It was such a mechanism!
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the sound effects are like from teminator XD
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This isn't even how the machine works this man is so wrong please don't listen to him. We have a2's at our alleys and are considered one of the cleanest alleys in America because we know how to run them. There isn't a camera to take a picture of the pins. It's all mechanical
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on pin table instead of a12 it said a5
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Was the pinsetter an brunswick a5
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I thought it was about time I googled this after wondering about it for 5 years
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I've been to a lot of bowling alleys throughout the country and I've never this kind of technology.