Yo, what’s up, guys! Today, I’m gonna share my little project about recreating that epic moment – Tatum dunking on LeBron. I’m not a pro developer or anything, just a dude who likes to mess around with stuff. So, let’s dive in!
Getting Started
First things first, I needed to find some good footage. I mean, you can’t recreate the dunk without seeing the actual dunk, right? So, I scoured the internet for the best quality video I could find. Multiple angles, slow-motion replays, the whole nine yards. I spent a good couple of hours just watching different clips, picking the best one.
Breaking It Down
After I had my video, I needed to break down the key moments. Like, what was Tatum’s position? Where was LeBron? How high did Tatum jump? What was the angle of the dunk? It’s kinda like reverse-engineering a magic trick. You gotta figure out how it was done to do it yourself.
I just watch these videos repeatedly and jot down some timestamps.
Putting It All Together
- I Scribbled notes all over the place, making a total mess, but hey, it’s part of the process!
- I kept rewinding and replaying the video, trying to match my notes to the action.
- Finally, I slapped everything together.
Final Result
It ain’t perfect, not by a long shot. But I’m pretty stoked with how it turned out. It definitely captures the essence of that monster dunk. Maybe it’s not exactly like the real thing, but I learned a ton along the way, and that’s what really matters.
Anyways, that’s my little story about recreating the Tatum dunk on LeBron. Hope you guys found it somewhat interesting. Catch you later!
