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How do solar panels actually work? Direction, design, and animation by me. · XDL

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How do solar panels actually work? Direction, design, and animation by me.

@Austin Bauwens

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Here’s an animation overview and tips video. I summarize my process when making a section from my last animation.

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Love the animation style, so engaging!
Great breakdown of solar panel mechanics!