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mashed

9y↑586

Incredible! Why haven't they done this in the new series so far? Such a great idea!

moose Navy

3y↑30

Because the new series suck

dinb

3y↑4

dont you mean.... Fantastic!

Dalek Scientist

3y↑8

They kinda did something like this at the end of resolution.

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Emsland1993

9y↑1.2K

From the point of view of the TARDIS, this is interesting. The way in which it dematerialises and then appears to spin in the Vortex when it's fully dematerialised implies that it's not actually moving, but that space and time are moving around it. So if it doesn't make your head hurt too much, try to visualise the Vortex itself as the thing that is moving, while the TARDIS remains in a fixed position and orientation. It's not accelerating towards different points in space-time - those spots are accelerating towards the TARDIS.

Nalmas

9y↑82

it's like in futurama where the ships engines move the whole universe around it

Isabill

9y↑30

All we need now is an edit of this video where the TARDIS remains in an upright position to see what this would look like.

harrietamidala1691

9y↑13

It's kinda what you see in the opening credits anyway. I always wondered what goes on when the TARDIS changes locations.

OzBaxter

9y↑13

Milan Kollarčík
Which was more than likely inspired by Douglas Adams and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. And given Adams link to Who, it's an awesome concept.

So Crates

9y↑12

Isn't that like saying when I see my friend spin circles I know the world is still (relatively) stationary. But when I try to spin circles, the world spins and I stand still. Perspective does not correlate to reality. It's simply a "multiverse" of the original source.

Basically: Just because you're looking at from a different lens doesn't mean the situation has changed. TRUE it shows a counter option to your previous assumption on reality based on your previous perspective. But which one is actually spinning? They both could be. Time to look at it from even another perspective, one only obtainable in... dun, dun dun! The 4th Dimension.

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Sam

8y↑1.3K

This level of quality is far superior to the show.

Snakatorium

8y↑25

+Sam Small I know right? There's only one problem but the rest is just flawless.

AFriendlyBloke

8y↑17

The Daleks are far more superior!

c a t

7y↑54

Oh definitely. To be fair you do have to remember that much time would have been put into this, where as bbc has to make many episodes and therefore don't do as thorough a job.

Moral of the story, get John Smith to make all the tardis scenes!

Malcolm Morin

7y↑37

Oh fuck, imagine if they hired him to be a part of the visual department, ESPECIALLY the TARDIS scenes. Fuck, that'd be awesome.

GabT2401

6y↑4

the original cuality sucks >:(

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The Timelords

6y↑505

Congrats on getting hired (to presumably do the time vortex) on Twice Upon on Time!

British Boy

4y↑24

oh he did nice!

Zaxker

4y↑8

@British Boy did he really?

Ctrl Alt Repeat

3y↑5

@Alectron8 its too dark and has too much bloom

Alectron8

3y↑1

@Ctrl Alt Repeat danke, what about the actuals time vortex bit?

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Ebanks Studios

6y↑92

3 years later and you've made the official Doctor Who title sequence, awesome.

Raxacoricofallapatorian

8y↑61

Nice to see a visualization of the journey from the TARDIS's perspective because an outside observer would simply see it fade in/out. Nice job

Smith Movies

9y↑852

If there is ever a modern Doctor Who movie, this is what i imagine the title sequence lead-in should be like. Such a fantastic concept and execution, just fantastic!

Scott

9y↑19

There was a Doctor Who movie made in the 90's, I assure you the intro was nothing like this.

Arkatox

9y↑11

MegaModManic He/she meant if they made one nowadays.

Arkatox

9y↑3

***** That's not a movie, so probably not.

FookyDarker

9y↑2

there is actually more than one. one pretty new, like a year or two ago

Arkatox

9y↑3

Γιώργος Παπαφίλιψ Actually, no. There were two non-canon movies made in the 1960s and one mostly-canon movie made in the 1990s. There have been no feature films or television movies made for Doctor Who since 1996.

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Mark Davis

9y↑28

I can't stop watching this video. It is a perfect visualization of how I imagined a flight of the TARDIS would look like. From our perspective, the TARDIS fades or "blinks" out, and fades back in. From the view point of the TARDIS, space and time are conglomerating around the TARDIS until it finally enters the Space-Time vortex, which consist of all points in space and all points in time.

The TARDIS doesn't actually "move" but rather, the TARDIS manipulates space-time around it until it enters the vortex. Then the Vortex moves around the TARDIS to its intended destination (a point in space, and a point in time). The Materialization portion is space-time around the TARDIS settling back into a normal state.

This also explains why the Doctor's TARDIS tends to materialize at the incorrect destination, or the incorrect time. The Doctor's TARDIS was obsolete when he stole it. The Chameleon circuit shortly went out when he first began his travels, and it is implied that the navigational system (which would essentially pilot the TARDIS through the complexities of the Vortex) is possibly faulty. (Name of the Doctor, The Doctor's Wife)

pirata_cabacho

40w↑1

This also shows just how advanced the time lords wore,the fact that the TARDIS literally moves space and time just to reach the nearest mcdonnalds

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Portsmouth Taskmaster

1y↑9

Even after so many years this still looks visually stunning! Wonder why they haven't done this in the show yet? maybe now we have disney money for effects...

ZonalJump97

1y↑3

He's been working on the show since Series 10, Resolution does a similar effect to this

Jericho Gonzales

32w

Me looking at Disney's balance sheet.

Matthew Weldon

9y↑10

The show desperately needs a Creative Director clever enough to do something like this, and a show runner brave enough to let stuff like this be done.

Alex F

The current showrunner was "brave enough" to allow one of these YouTube guys to design the opening credits. And he was also "brave enough" to allow John Smith's "Rain" trailer to be included in the Doctor Who Earth Conquest special.

Matthew Weldon

Alex F Quite right, but I'd like to see big differences like this made more regularly. The show's opening titles have changed over and over again, I think it'd be really interesting to see something like this take place in the show.

Doctor Puppet

9y↑131

Incredible! I'll have to think of some creative ways to show the effect in my own videos. Thanks for sharing!

James Haney

Vworp?

DE Bradley

9y↑2

James Haney If you're not familiar with the DW Weekly/Monthly/Magazine comic strips that have been running for the past 36 years, then "Vworrp!" has been the adopted comic strip 'noise flash' wording for the TARDIS landing/taking-off. It's almost as synonymous as Terrence Dicks' description as 'a wheezing, groaning sound' from the Target novels.

James Haney

9y↑1

Been Vworping since the Tom Baker Era!
Thanx, Darren Bradley ! I just added 'Vworping' to Google's online dictionary! Next the OED!

Jordan

5y↑1

Doctor Puppet!

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NPC #46611

4y↑5

This is just something marvelous to behold. Perfectly executed, true art. It pleases the eyes and is incredibly impressive, including details down to the ridges in the Wood.

ChickenBond2

9y↑120

This is really innovative little shot. We've always seen the TARDIS dematerialising from the POV of other characters, where it just sort've winks out of existence. It's really nice to see the camera show the TARDIS dematerialising from its POV. That's actually something I'm surprised hasn't been incorporated into the show.

THE_KRAKEN

What this guy said ⬆️⬆️

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AlexTheAnimator

3y↑3

i love the transition from the camera spinning to the Tardis spinning, please do tutorials we need more people like you, made 6 years ago and it still blows my mind

Maximus Gaming

3y↑7

Okay, I saw this thinking it’s just another one of those ones where they make a box disappear, but no, that is the greatest Fan Made Doctor Who thing I’ve ever seen, you truly earned this subscriber and like, I love it. 100000 out of 10. You’ve got an amazing skill that just can’t be challenged

Amy-J (Dave-K)

9y↑7

This is well and truly, the best dematerialisation and vortex sequence I've ever seen. This is what Doctor Who SHOULD be without a doubt, or at the very least for a truly epic and (perhaps more importantly) respectable feature film. I truly hope this becomes a reality and the BBC ask YOU to make it.

Madisonbear

1y↑2

This is freaking brilliant!! It’s a fresh idea that cleverly ties into the time vortex we’ve come to know. It’s a mating of innovation and familiarity. Someone hire this person/group!!

Stephen Dixon

3y↑6

Can't even think how many times I have watched this over the years. Absolutely stunning

triem23

9y↑57

This is pretty much the best Doctor Who shot I have ever seen. You've outdone yourself with this, and I hope you do a breakdown as you've done with other sequences.

This should be canonized.

triem23

9y↑5

Btw, I am actually working on a similar vortex shot, although I was going from the TARDIS in materialized flight into the vortex. With the camera spinning around WITH the TARDIS instead of AROUND the TARDIS. Everyone will think I am ripping you off.

But I wasn't going to follow through to a materialization.

Again, beautiful, stunning work. You are a master of your craft.

Alectron8

Did u make it?

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Jeff Traumer

Это потрясающе и красиво настолько, насколько только возможно! Восторг! Спасибо:)))))

OfficialBaconGamer

9y↑5

I love how from a spinning camera it goes to a spinning tardis,great transition!

Oliver Harper

9y↑1

Beautifully done! I always love seeing your animations, thank you for posting a nice sort one to keep us held over! I'm looking forward to the next one, whenever it is!

Marcus Walters

8y↑1

I'm sure you've heard this kind of thing before, but this is utterly brilliant, in concept and execution. I hope you are already getting the professional recognition of your talents that you deserve. If you're not, I sincerely hope it happens soon. I'd love the show to have shots like this. Although I understand the constraints of time and budget on a TV series like this means it's unlikely.
Wishing aside, I am blown away by this and your other videos. Congratulations.

NovaStella

9y↑6

It's so cool! The Vortex looks like it has spots of colour and explosions of what I can only think of as "Happenings". Maybe it's what the Doctor talks about of how some dates are difficult to land in, but there are special dates like Saturdays where anything can happen.

Heyy Ej

9y↑13

This was so beautiful. THIS NEEDS TO INCORPORATE THIS INTO AN EPISODE.

TheMightyFiction

This is just stone-cold brilliant, not only for the artistry involved, but for the imagination in finding such an original take on an effect that's been around since 1963. First class, sir.

HeyItsTom26

This is literally one of the most creative things a fan has ever done, like wow the creativity and inspiration we get from just a wooden box is just insane it's impressive

maez

9y↑11

I have dreamt of a shot like this, you made it a reality! Amazing! It really is a shame that now a days people in the business that are in charge are usually not people with passion or talent but people who know business that just so happen to like the thing they are working on and will make the studio/station money.

Captain Doubleday

I simply can't explain how absolutely amazing this reimagining is! Just the concept itself and the realization are beautifully executed. Well done, good sir, well done!

Romoi Loss

2y↑1

This is one of the best vfx shots ive seen in my book, absolutely fantastic

I'm probably just saying the same thing everybody else is saying but this pov is just beautifully done and creative

Nothing else to really say but praise.

Kade Smash

9y↑8

This is the coolest thing ever. I like your version of the vortex... Kinda gave it a movie feel

reece buchanan

3y↑1

I watch this every couple of months and can't get over how well done this is

DuderDunce

This is an exceptionally awesome work here! It never occurred to me what the Tardis's point of view was like during dematerialization. I also really like how the Time Vortex looks a lot like the inside of the wormhole from the movie Interstellar. As as result, I guess that's pretty scientifically accurate! Good work!

Snowy Duffield

The sound when the camera flies past the TARDIS in the vortex, that sound of it spinning, so brief but it was so spot on, it gave me shivers. Wonderful work.

Daniel Smith

A truly genius mesmerising twist on the traditional fading dematerialisation effect! I come back to watch this from time to time, and never get tired re-watching it :-)

Jay McDermott

This was amazing, seeing the physical way the tardis goes from one point in time and space to another, incredible work!

Patrick Webster

9y↑3

Love the look of the Time Vortex, we don't see enough of it now imo. Ultimately, this transition would likely take too long to be used every dematerialisation, but if cut down and without the spinning camera, it would be a great alternative to the long standing transition.

A piece of cake

I’m in love with TARDIS jumping in and out of the vortex, also the sounds becoming quieter when it dematerialises is just 🤌🏻 amazing concept!

Vittoria

This is freaking brilliant! :D They obviously wouldn't be able to use that due to some issues of dizziness, but other than that, the transition you have and the way the travelling looks is absolutely amazing and would love to see on the show one day :D <3

Roger Gibson

Wow - completely wonderful, I hope this gets noticed and used in the series, this is superbly done!

UltimateKyuubiFox

It’s astonishing how impressive this was 3 years ago and how quaint it looks compared to the work you’re doing on the show right now.

Gavin Bollard

9y↑2

Wow, very impressive. It would take too much time to do this every episode but it would make a great season-ender. It should definitely be included.
More importantly, you might have just inspired a whole heap of new shots in the series which could take advantage of today's digital capabilities. Well done!

Shortround551

9y↑17

Fell in love with this the first time I saw it :) This is a brilliant perspective on the Dematerialisation of the Tardis. :D

Tom Fink

VERY well done!! Absolutely love the visuals and execution of this.

Rosk

7 years later this still stands up. This is my favourite dematerialisation, but its not in the show! I really wish they would do something like this.

zlypy

That's so crazy beautiful, I love these kinds of scenes with raw audio. I think TV shows and movies could learn to commit the music in some parts to make it more tangible.

Alyssa Cink

This looks even better than it does in the show! So awesome. Absolutely fantastic!!

NobleRanger

I can't stop watching it over and over. This has got to be put in the show, or at least something really close to it.

BabelColour

9y↑167

That is amazing!

A. James Wood

6y↑5

BabelColour why doesn't your comment have more likes?!

MothmanPara

Holy shit that’s so cool
I wish the Capaldi era had effects like these!

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Erfa90

I love how you made the trees start appearing before the actual final shot appears. Really helps sell the effect!

Brian Johnson

Wow. That's all I can say about this. Extremely well done! And the time vortex has such an epic feel to it - can't quite put my finger on it.

Kasterborous: Doctor Who podKast

The vortex effect alone is stunning. Great work all round!

michael gwynne

Fantastic, the sound builds up, the excitement builds and the sound rushes in to fill your aural senses while your visual senses get blown away. Awesome. Even better with headphones on, Wow.
Techniques like these should be used in the actual episodes to show the phenomenal awesome power, of what is, the Tardis

DalekChris

9y↑9

I'm speechless. That was incredible!

Megan Reeves

9y↑2

This is absolutely phenomenal. Seriously, someone from BBC hire you. It's incredible! I prefer your version of the time vortex to Matt Smith's ones!

V1kte

The visuals are great, but the best part to me is the sound, it gave me chills! Especially the part right after dematerialisation, it really felt as if my ears popped due to acceleration. Nice work!

BrainComm487

That was incredible, and I really hope they use it- and that you get credited for it.

Awesome work.

PerkyStream

This is extremely well made, good job to the creator!

Minka

8y↑1

I can't even begin to describe how brilliant this is.

maess

8y↑393

You should seriously force the BBC to watch this.

charaf eddine ghezali

8y↑3

cxc

JCF Productions aka Deniz

8y↑12

They know about him, don't worry.

Tom Meloman!!!

4y↑4

Yes he does

Khurt Pierre

Toasted Productions Wait...He does?

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Kristian Dawson

I always come back and watch this video over the years. I love it so much. Well done with all your work!

IggyWiggy

Oh man, such a good job on this and a fresh way of viewing the Tardis in travel or the universe traveling around it.
I watched this like 10 times, freaking awesome!!

CasualCosmos

That transition was amazing, the vortex is awesome too!

The Final Minutes

Incredible - very much close to what I'd expect from a cinema version. Only thing missing would be a transition in and out of the vortex like breaking the sound barrier. I keep thinking of the vortex tearing like at the start of the Hartnell titles. Otherwise, this is perfect.

Bob Greenwade

This needs to be done on the actual show. Fantastic! :)

Malinthe Samarakoon

9y↑3

Beautiful. Loved the vortex.

David Moore

I would love to like this video more than once! This is simply fantastic and to be very honest even though it hurts me saying it, this video has better vfx than many DW episodes!

TymmyD

Exceptional! This definitely needs to be in a Doctor Who movie. I'd even go so far as to say this kind of VFX should be in the regular series.

Ian Rowland

I think this is absolutely wonderful - a fantastic idea, superbly rendered. Congratulations!

Scott Gibson

8y↑1

Have you got a job working on the VFX team for Doctor Who yet, because if not, you should definitely send this in to them! This looks better than some of the VFX already on Doctor Who, absolutely brilliant!

kasterborous

This is remarkably good. And dare I say, a much more visually interesting vortex effect than we've seen on TV...

veggiet2009

8y↑3

Seriously, this should be in series 10. Though it's not a simple effect the could be use in every tardis move, and if you repeated it might seem old very quickly.

I could see this sort of thing used if ever the Doctor were in another Time Chase, like he was at the beginning of the Empty Child, and the beginning of Human Nature.

Ivan the Music

Phenomenal as always. Your eye for detail never ceases to amaze me. Now the bass drum hit totally makes sense.

I wonder, as I know its already too late to try, what it would look if you reversed the spinning shot to bookend the landing to the take-off instead of it just plopping into place?

Dear lord, I just had to edit again to praise your sound design. On-point from start to finish!

UtekiUta

Each time I think I can't be any more amazed by your videos, and each time I'm proven wrong. Amazing as always.

GallifreyanAvenger

It's a sad state of affairs where the fans have more creative potential than the actual people running the show at the moment. Fantastic sequence, man!

Armagon Armagon

I really like this approach! Fantastic animation skills!

Wheelmaker42

9y↑1

This is exactly the sort of thing the BBC should be putting in Doctor Who at this point. After they've changed the tone of the show so much in series 8, new sequences like this one would fit in perfectly. Given how the idea behind the new title sequence originally came from another VFX video online, I feel like the BBC may actually take this into consideration. So whether they do or they don't, thank you John Smith! You're amazing!

Jorgen Pakieto

9y↑3

How has BBC not hired this guy yet, he's already 10x better than the special effects of doctor who lol

FuturesEnd

Ask and you shall receive

Ian Moore

Stunning. I often wondered why as a viewer we didn't go 'with the tardis' when it dematerialised rather than simply watching it go and then land. This is superb.

Phoenix 24

That is the single best concept of the de-materialisation I've seen. And it was very smooth and well executed. Well done

Ciaran

4y↑1

Whils watching the TARDIS go through the vortex (absoulutely stunning by the way) and listening to it, I had an epiphany. I want the Vortasaurs back from the 8th Doctor's audio adventures. To see them actually in the show would be really quite cool.

Jimmy Gay

I imagine you have seen the movie The Time Machine based on H.G. Wells book. This makes me think of the time travel sequence in it, where the Space-Time Universe is moving from the view of the time traveler. Very good. You may want to add the Doctor Who theme with it, keeping your sound effects.

Zikar

An absolutely fantastic visualisation of dematerialisation from the perspective of the TARDIS itself.
Well done, that was genuinely something different and new.

Malcolm Morin

7y↑5

This reminds me a lot of the scene in Interstellar when the Endurance is travelling through the wormhole.

Davidus

Wow, I have had a similar thought like this for over 40 years and this is as near to it as I imagined. Thank you for putting this up. I agree with others that the BBC could do with some ideas such as this. good job

IM Squiddly

I have no words. OK, I do: this is the most amazing animation I have seen from the doctor who fan community in years!!!!!

Adam Walker VFX

9y↑1

Impressive amount of detail in rendering the model, particularly with the beginning during night time. I don't thinking we ever had this kind of perspective of dematerialisation since An Unearthly Child with the view London slowing disappearing in darkness as the TARDIS takes off.

Nice job on delivering something unique and thought provoking.

George S-R

This is amazing. So gorgeous! Also are the time vortex sounds from Elite: Dangerous? Because they're awesome and similar.

Andy001z

That is so cool!!! Nicely done, love the trees coming into view in the time slip stream.

Wildflame101

9y↑8

Absolutely amazing as always except I have one question, what would it look like to people viewing it outside the TARDIS and not actually going with it when it disappears?

ms ASM maRvel

9y↑24

Perhaps the classic "blinking" effect as the TARDIS fades out? In those dematerialization scenes, we're always left seeing the empty space where it departed so maybe the human eye can't process the event entirely. This take on it could be if we follow the TARDIS' path and not the usual bystander's as it phases into the Time Vortex.

Cameron Grey Niemeyer

Maybe if one looked at the perspective from another TARDIS or time-travel capsule, it could look rather like the disappearing / appearing effect from the 1996 movie. I always liked that one.

Cringe Daniels

It would most likely look like the normal dematerialization we see in the show.

Gallifrey smith

Absolutely awesomely marvelous and wonderful ! I just love it, tremendous work : )

- Opresiet -

1y↑2

This is actually quite interesting. This video assumes that the TARDIS always stays in the same "place" and orientation, and everything moves around it. Which explains why in the series, when the TARDIS has to actually fly, it's always bumpy/shaky (at least more than usually), and in season 3 it even started smoking. The Doctor even commented that it doesn't actually fly much. Nice.

Andrew M Wells

46w

This is incredibly brilliant, I wish they`d use this for the show!!

Seth

42w

I think they did! A similar concept was used in one of Jodie's new years specials, and the guy who made this worked on a lot of the VFX for her era.

raginbakin

That was really cool! You make amazing works, John Smith!

PopeBarley

Absolutely fantastic. This should be in n opening episode for a new Doctor after Capaldi leaves or something.

If I were to add one piece of criticism, I think the TARDIS shouldn't "pass through" the forest in the end, but rather the forest become more and more defined, or fold in around it. That way it looks more like materialisation rather than skidding to a halt.

Joel Mole

9y↑48

That was incredible :D although I think you got the sound effect wrong (that was the materialization sound not dematerialization)

DE Bradley

9y↑5

It was indeed incredible and I also agree to a point, a mixture of both the dematerialization and materialization sounds would be more appropriate, the former fading out to the latter fading-in.

Shaun Lamb

9y↑14

I think it makes sense. You're hearing the sound from the perspective of the TARDIS dematerializing into the vortex, so, in effect, the TARDIS is "landing" in the vortex.

VOIDSTUFF

9y↑3

Mm Yep it's definitely the wrong sound but I think that the landing sound was used instead so that there was a build up in the sound up to the point where the TARDIS enters the vortex. So I think it was more of an artistic choice.

Dave Agnew

9y↑4

Who gives a damn people. That was awesome, and you're nit picking over a tiny thing like that? I'd be pissed as hell if I was John. All those man hours to create it and you guys just notice that??
Its anal nerd shit like this that gives all fans a bad name.

Brilliant work John. I really mean it. You have taken something and put a fresh perspective on it that I found breathtaking. Both this and your 'Rain' film were simply stunning.

VOIDSTUFF

9y↑1

That is exactly right. I was actually trying to defend John cos I'm sure he knows what he did and that is was intentional and it was using brilliant creative license.

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Daedyn Smith

That was awesome, good job on the animation 👍 I wish they would do it in the show ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

Rhiannon Edwards

stares at screen making fangirl noises There are literally no words to describe how amazing and glorious this is!!! Oh my God, that was beautiful! It's too much! I love it, it is fantastic! I'm freaking out. Bravo, help yourself to some fish fingers and custard for that. :)

Swift

I love how the TARDIS in this still looks more realistic than the ones in title sequences

Cailean Shields

8y↑1

How I personally see the Time Vortex in the New Series: Fragile, unstable and constantly on the verge of total collapse. You, sir, have captured this vision of mine perfectly.

The only thing I would change (and this is a minuscule nitpick at best, considering the quality of everything else here) is the materialization sound being used as the de-materialization sound. Other than that tiny little nitpick, top-notch stuff. Faved and liked...

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