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Kamui Tips Q/A

J
KamuiInsider said:
I know this isn't the response most of you were waiting for. I'm not sure how long it will be before we get a definitive answer, so please be patient. Also I'm not familiar with forum etiquette. Is it best to necro this thread when I receive the next response, or start a new thread? Thank you to those that are still kickin'! This is what I got from HQ:

1. Hardness
When I was in China recently, I was told that the inland regions are very dry and that shafts and tips tend to get harder there. We haven't tested under those conditions, so some of what players are experiencing may not be something we can reproduce here in Hiroshima, where it's hot and humid.

To be honest, there has been some variation in hardness before, not now. Our quality improvements have narrowed it quite a bit. When we tested around 20 brands in-house, every one of them showed some variation too. Even so, we'll keep working to reduce it further.

2. Glazing
Honestly, we haven't compared this against other brands yet, and it's a really difficult issue. To prevent mushrooming, we push the quality of our leather as far as we can, and that process does involve chemical treatment. We haven't verified how that affects glazing though, so I can't give you a clear explanation yet, or say how we compare with other brands.

We're making glazing our top priority for quality improvement, and we're going to get to the bottom of what's causing it.
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If it's within a couple months, posting in this thread should be fine. Never really had an issue with hardness or mushrooming, just the glazing.
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We built a free online 8 ball game with city leaderboards. Honest feedback wanted.

Oikawa
No offense, but the physics are horrendous. Not even gonna comment on other issues (blatant AI usage for the texts/graphics etc.), as the physics make it unplayable.

For a 2D pool game 100% realism isn't needed, but right now it plays like something you'd throw together with AI in a day with no fine tuning at all. There's too many things wrong with the physics for me to even bother listing them.
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CJ Wiley: flat earther

Rocket354
sjm said:
Darn right. I visited Stonehenge in June with a friend. The tour guide, who referred to it as "a giant 4,000-year-old Lego" noted that not only have they not figured out how they erected the structure, which involved lifting stones that weighed thousands of pounds, to great heights, but they cannot figure out how the stones (of a type only available in Northern Wales at the time, some 100+ miles away) were brought to the Salisbury plain on which Stonehenge sits.

The evidence that even prehistoric man had a great comprehension of science and engineering is undeniable, but nobody can fully explain numerous prehistoric achievements. Yes, the pyramids and Stonehenge are the best know mysteries, but there are many others.
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Just to elaborate, people don't know the specific methods used, but there are plenty of demonstratable techniques using the technology of the time to achieve Stonehenge, the Pyramids, and any other "mystery." For example, from the Wikipedia for Stonehenge:

Over the years, various authors have suggested that supernatural or anachronistic methods were used, often asserting that the stones could not have been moved otherwise due to their massive size. However, conventional techniques, using Neolithic technology as basic as shear legs, have been demonstrably effective at moving and placing stones of a similar size. The most common theory of how prehistoric people moved megaliths has them creating a track of logs along which the large stones were rolled. Another megalith transport theory involves the use of a type of sleigh running on a track greased with animal fat. An experiment with a sleigh carrying a 40-ton slab of stone was successfully conducted near Stonehenge in 1995; a team of more than 100 workers managed to push and pull the slab along the 18-mile (29 km) journey from the Marlborough Downs
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How Do You Explain....

Chopdoc
Toadshot said:
Sports

LOL, But hard to explain and hide packages like theses when they come huh. I’m glad I never got hooked on Harley’s…
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Ah!

I wish I had my cards from when I was a kid. No idea what happened to them. I never took up the habit as an adult.

Harleys? I only have two. But I have two Hondas, a Yamaha, and a Triumph as well.

I have a few long guns of course, but I am mostly into handguns.
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CJ Wiley: flat earther

M
filler may not be better than lassiter was. we will never know. but in any case it would be close.

filler would win on todays equipment and jumping rules

and lassiter would win i believe on the old equipment and playing conditions.

but both in their prime would adjust to the conditions and be tops and rated in the top few.
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CJ Wiley: flat earther

M
its all random . as we live we have millions of thoughts and experiences. some will hit just by chance. there is nothing magical or unexplainable about it.

and they do know how the pyramids were built by up to 20,000 laborers working round the clock in shifts. the blocks were floated near or to them on part of the nile which was filled in over the centuries and no longer there. then using ramps they pushed them up in place.

it may be mind boggling to us but was done without help from outer space aliens.

i know and visited a person and i saw it, who built a complete and exact stonehenge in his yard. he had the big stones carved elsewhere of the same material as the original, and then trucked up 2000 miles, to his place in the dead of night, because of the way over loaded trucks, and set in.

when there is a will there is a way.
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CJ Wiley: flat earther

ShootingArts
jay helfert said:
I never totally agreed with it. There are often other better ways to shoot certain shots. TOI is not the end-all, be-all to play better pool.

I'd recommend the Miz when he said Practice, Practice and more practice. Also Ray Martin's 99 Critical Shots. There several other great sources of Pool info that never mentions anything about TOI.

By advancing a theory like this throws everything CJ says into question. And then this childish nonsense about the Sun, the Moon and three ball combos takes the cake.
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The biggest flaw with TOI is that it is a cure for a problem that doesn't exist, actually makes the problem worse! Shooting at the middle of the cue ball a slight error has very little effect. People think it is the end of the world if you meant to use one sidespin and you get none or less or even cross over the centerline of the cue ball. The reality is it has less to do with the path of the balls than if you are starting from a touch of inside to begin with.

With a touch of inside, the surface of the cue ball is now falling away on one side. If the amount of error on each side is the same for a centerball hit or a touch of anything hit, the degree of ball path error will be greater when the two sides are not equal. The whole touch of inside thing has always been a red herring. It might create more focus in an individual but so will other less harmful things.

Hu
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