1507: Metaball - Revision history

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172.71.178.28: /* Explanation */ Removing the obvious remnants of a straight copy of text from Wikipedia, or wherever that was copy-pasted from... (Sheesh, such an obvious lack of care.)

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172.70.90.108: Undo revision 359552 by 162.158.179.106 (talk) You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

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Undo revision 359552 by 162.158.179.106 (talk) You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

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172.70.90.252: Undo revision 312734 by 172.70.162.161 (talk) Utterly incorrect usage

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 :[Cueball leaps towards the ball as it falls towards a basketball hoop. Hairbun also stretches her arm up.]
-:Ponytail (offscreen):'''''Out!'''''
+:Ponytail (offscreen): '''''Out!'''''
 :[Ponytail walks toward them consulting a large piece of paper divided into sections.]

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 :Ponytail (offscreen):'''''Out!'''''
-:[Ponytail walks toward them consulting a piece of paper divided in sections:]
+:[Ponytail walks toward them consulting a large piece of paper divided into sections.]
 :Megan (offscreen): What do you ''mean'', out?!
 :Ponytail: The ball clipped the corner of the baseball zone. Infield fly rule.

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 This concept is very similar to [http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1990/05/27 Calvinball] from the comic strip ''{{w|Calvin and Hobbes}}'' by American cartoonist {{w|Bill Watterson}}.
-In computer graphics, metaballs, also known as blobby objects,[1][2] are organic-looking n-dimensional isosurfaces, characterised by their ability to meld together when in close proximity to create single, contiguous objects.
+In computer graphics, metaballs, also known as blobby objects, are organic-looking n-dimensional isosurfaces, characterised by their ability to meld together when in close proximity to create single, contiguous objects.
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	This concept is very similar to [http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1990/05/27 Calvinball] from the comic strip ''{{w\|Calvin and Hobbes}}'' by American cartoonist {{w\|Bill Watterson}}.		This concept is very similar to [http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1990/05/27 Calvinball] from the comic strip ''{{w\|Calvin and Hobbes}}'' by American cartoonist {{w\|Bill Watterson}}.
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		+	In computer graphics, metaballs, also known as blobby objects,[1][2] are organic-looking n-dimensional isosurfaces, characterised by their ability to meld together when in close proximity to create single, contiguous objects.

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 | date      = April 3, 2015
 | title     = Metaball
-| image     = seismologists 2x.png
+| image     = metaball.png
 | titletext = Shoot, it landed in the golf course. Gonna be hard to get it down the--oh, never mind, it rolled onto the ice hazard. Face-off!
 }}

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	[[Category:Baseball]]		[[Category:Baseball]]
	[[Category:Sport]]		[[Category:Sport]]
−	~~[[Category:Portmanteau]]~~

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	[[Category:Sport]]		[[Category:Sport]]
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 :[Ponytail walks toward them consulting a piece of paper divided in sections:]
-:[Megan (offscreen):] What do you ''mean'', out?!
+:Megan (offscreen): What do you ''mean'', out?!
 :Ponytail: The ball clipped the corner of the baseball zone. Infield fly rule.
-:[Megan (offscreen):] Aw, ''maaan''...
+:Megan (offscreen): Aw, ''maaan''...
 {{comic discussion}}

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 ==Explanation==
-In the first two panels of this game [[Megan]] kicks a {{w|Ball (association football)|football}} (also known as a {{w|association football|soccer}} ball in some regions), but the surprise comes in the next panel when it turns out she tried to kick it into a {{w|basketball}} hoop where Cueball is either trying to catch, stop or dunk the ball. [[Hairbun]] is also reaching an arm up after the ball. But then [[Ponytail]] yells "'''''Out!'''''". When Megan{{citation needed}} asks Ponytail why the ball is out, Ponytail explains it is due to the ''{{w|infield fly rule}}'' that was invoked when the ball crossed into the {{w|baseball}} zone - a very complicated rule to understand for baseball outsiders.
+In the first two panels of this game [[Megan]] kicks a {{w|Ball (association football)|football}} (also known as a {{w|association football|soccer}} ball in some regions), but the surprise comes in the next panel when it turns out she tried to kick it into a {{w|basketball}} hoop where Cueball is either trying to catch, stop or dunk the ball. [[Hairbun]] is also reaching an arm up after the ball. But then [[Ponytail]] yells "'''''Out!'''''". When Megan asks Ponytail why the ball is out, Ponytail explains it is due to the ''{{w|infield fly rule}}'' that was invoked when the ball crossed into the {{w|baseball}} zone - a very complicated rule to understand for baseball outsiders.
 They are playing a {{w|ball game}} that incorporates the rules of many {{w|List of ball games|games that use a ball}}. The rules seem to be based on the location of the {{w|ball}}. Ponytail is holding a map which divides the area into zones. Each time the ball enters a new zone, the rules change to become the rules of the ball game represented in that zone.