I spent 82 days building 32,000 dominoes...IT FAILED
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Well, my new personal domino record with 32,000 dominoes failed... quite a few times, actually. Some were expected but some I totally did NOT see coming!! Were you suprised by these fails??!
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remember, with every fail there is an opportunity to learn and ultimately become a better builder. sometimes things don’t go as planned, but that’s okay! you’ll know what to do (or what not to do!) for next time :)
Yes, "Every master was once a beginner"
Ok
WOW. I could NOT tell there were any fails! I was just really amazed that I couldn't tell! I actually thought the yellow domino under the glass table failed! Awesome Job Lily!! It was still a great video! AND you're editing was GREAT! you should make a tutorial on how you edited it haha!
Your editing is amazing!! Lol I thought it worked perfectly 🤣
@@AJsDominoes Same!! She is a professional so she should be good at editing :)
Nice work!! Don’t worry Hevesh!! Remember just KEEP. On. BUILDING!!!!!!!!!!
"Thanks, physics." - Every domino artist ever
which can be interpreted as a "YESSS THANK YOU PHYSICS!" or a sarcastic "thanks, physics... 🙄"
@@H5dominocommunity lol
5:50 I could watch that transition forever lol
Professional edits over here
WOW! I did not realise any of the setup failed (apart from the part in the kitchen)! You covered those fails up so well!!!
Good :D haha thanks!
Alright, I took 2 things from this.
1. You are insane at editing! I thought the setup was flawless!
2. We all have fails, even the best in the world! So just keep building and have fun.
Still one of the best videos of 2020, regardless of the fails. Now I have to watch it back and see! Nice job lily!
Wow thanks so much!!
I love how you can take a mistake or a fluke fail,
Add a creative restart and some editing tricks
And the impressive domino art still prevails. 😃
Perseverance and ingenuity are key traits for a domino artist!
100%!
True that.
I literally could not tell that there were any fails from the actual video, let alone 5. The edit for the continuation of the wall under the glass table was particularly flawless. (p.s. still love your spiral so so much. can't wait for your next one.)
Really appreciate your honesty and humbleness. Not trying or pretending to do everything perfectly but instead letting us see that errors are part of every creative process. A lesson so important to learn. And finally, showing us that a few errors did not take away your pride and joy in that AMAZING project!! HUGE congrats all around...
I’m really surprised that there were 5 fails! When I watched the original video one of the things that I thought was cool was that it all worked.
I guess you are as good of an editor as a domino artist!
Movie magic. And just like watching a movie, even knowing some behind-the-scenes info does not take away from the enjoyment of the performance. I was wondering how did she get them to all fall so perfectly. She's human. What blows me away was the DNA strand. The attention to detail getting them to line up is just amazing. The question I have for her is how do you design them? Computer program? Hand-drawn images? Ok, 2 questions: Is this your project house? Or do you live elsewhere in the building? I imagine nobody is doing any sort of jumping jacks exercises.
@@bikeny woah, wasn’t expecting this long response!
Honestly, I did not notice the fails in the main video, even though I watched it multiple times-the editing was perfect and worked really well. And besides, most of the project did work out, and even if the fails hadn't been edited out, the video still would have looked awesome. One thing that I thought was really cool though was that when your setup failed multiple times, you didn't just give up on the video; instead, you found ways to make it work out and later made a video using those mistakes as a learning experience for all of us (I know I probably would have given up if something like that had happened to me). Thank you for your amazing content!
Hey that's great that you didn't notice the fails at first! Glad to hear that my editing is working well!
Yes, never give up! Perseverance is key with dominoes. That and creative problem solving, whether that's through editing, building, or embellishing the fails and pointing them out for "content" are all great ways to get around fails. Thanks for your feedback!
I would recommend that for the next time, you make a new record with the “domino day” style, that is, you use a double line to ensure that the project continues to work without worry.
ewww I hate double lines xD
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@@MexicanDominoPro8 Lily loves to live dangerously ....
WHAAAAT?! I honestly thought it worked perfectly! Maybe it’s just you’re good at covering up fails!
Even though this massively complex setup had a full stop 5 times, the lesson that I take from this isn't that the complex nature of the project is the problem, because after all most of the ideas and connections worked.
The first two fails with the bridge and the untapped fieldstarter as you said were user error, and could have easily worked had the right precautions been executed. It's not based on the ideas themselves since the fails were very preventable. But as you said, it was built very late at night so I don't blame you for that haha.
With the swinging ball trigger...yeah I would never have included that in the first place. It was a little too ambitious. It's very similar to the grape swinging technique from the Lemonade Machine which as we know, failed multiple times due to wear and tear. And if it's unreliable in a rube goldberg machine, it can't be considered reliable in a domino setup, that's for sure.
The wall failing under the class table is the most fascinating to me. Definitely something to take note of for the future.
And finally...that's just unfortunate. I know it's happened before to other people, but the residue on the floor in a specific area just sucks. There's no telling when it will happen or where it will happen so there's nothing to learn from that fail, unless you decide to mop the floor before every project.
Still I hope you're proud of yourself! All the main projects worked, it was just the transitions where it got iffy so there's no reason to not try a project like this again! Makes me want to try something like this now that my drummer of a brother is going to college in a couple weeks.
Yeah most of these fails I feel like "don't really count" haha. Some were just flukes, or bad error on my part. I agree, the ball swing trick was a little too ambitious. I guess I was feeling very optimistic as I was building. Something I'll remember for the future is to be optimistic, but not TOO optimistic. I'm still proud of myself - all the ideas worked as you said! Nothing fell backwards or early... it was as planned!
@@H5dominocommunity I think the swinging ball trick would work if you had it swinging from a rod instead of a string, that way it can't stretch or swing anywhere except into the target.
As a non-toppler myself (but an avid fan!) I thought this was a fascinating video. I think I saw the fail at 5.03, but just assumed it was a hiccup in the playback. Brilliant toppling, and even better editing!
Lily hevesh you are absolutely amazing.
The only one that I was truly suspicious of was the trigger after the gold to yellow structure, but even then, the flow of the setup wasn't broken with that edit, or any of the edits for that matter. I truly feel like you built the project in a way that no matter how poorly the falldown could go, it would not have a negative impact on the quality of the video. And I completely agree with 13:50 - it's not as much about how well the setup works and more about the intention behind it, and I think that your intentions and viewpoints when building the project were outstanding. Freestyle Lily Hevesh setups are literally the best thing :D
Thanks so much Brady! That really means a lot!
These analysis videos are really interesting!! Can't wait to to see more and was also surprised by the fails. Great editing!
I loved it, I watched it several times actually. I did catch the ball hitting the target but didn't think of it as a fail, but it makes sense now because on the video the dominoes seem to fall by themselves
😳 The only fail I think I caught the one with the swinging ball. You must be a great editor and artist!
Nice, thank you!
I didn’t find any :/
It’s so sad that there were 5 fails. But the overall all setup was overwhelming awesome and I hope to see more from you in the future
Working on projects like these are always a learning experience, everyone is still learning about how dominoes work. I remember when I was working on my Dominoes Everywhere project, I made multiple mistakes when building, mainly because I didn't really know how to build a project like that. It was definitely a learning experience for me. There were multiple fails that I never thought would happen, but i learned a lot. I learned how to properly tape the zipper/tape trick properly and multiple other things. My point is, is that we are all still learning and that every project we do could have a fail. If a fail happens, you figure out why it failed and you learn how to make that trick work more reliably when you do it again.
Amazing project Lily and even thought that it had some fails, it's still my favorite project you have built. So many unique tricks all put together to make an amazing setup and a great color scheme.
Well said! Everything is a learning experience - dominoes, life, failures, successes - it's all a way to grow :)
THE THING IS THAT PARTICIPATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN SUCCESS..........
AND I WOULD LIKE TO TELL YOU THAT I THINK THAT THIS WAS YOUR BEST PROJECT EVER
Really glad you made this video. I’d heard from Lyle that the falldown had a handful of fails, so it was cool to have an insight on what happened in the falldown.
You have a really great way of talking in front of a camera. Thanks for the tips Lily and I’m looking forward to your next video!
Thank you, I appreciate that! Took a while to get used to talking in front of a camera but I think I'm slowly getting better each time.
Don't be disappointed! I saw the real video! I liked how you persevered! You are truly an amazing believer. You have the courage. You have the belief and you have to guts to never give up. Congrats for success and have fun!
Actually in the real video, I saw the domino wall, and a couple of the lines fail without fixing it, under that glass table, but I am not sure I noticed the small to large sets. I liked it, my favorite parts were: That giant spiral, The Octowall, Floating Dominoes, and the Fields trick.
You covered up the fails really well, when I watched the falldown video I only suspected a fail with the fainters.
😂 Same (kind of).
It’s funny listening to you talk about how the quality of the overall setup is more important than continuity when you filmed the setup with the guy who made entire videos discussing how there should never be cuts in chain reaction projects.
But also, this is a domino setup and not a chain reaction machine. I think more people value quality over continuity anyway.
Absolutely. I just find it funny
Never even thought that there was a fail
But
There where 5 😞
Good luck for more amazing videos without any fail👍👍
Agh you spent so much time and effort into this incredible domino display you do a fantastic job on all your displays I’m so impressed on this display.
Thanks for the explaining. I agree with everything you say in the last three minutes. Fails don't harm anyone, the video was still perfect!
I was wondering if the intro clip had failed there, it had a wierd cut. The rest looked flawless even though it was very flawed.
Truly awesome. Never mind the setting up but to design the layout in all its intricacies and details is truly out of this world. Also, you did this all by yourself, that's beyond wow and Crazy!!
That's okay! I know that everyone is not perfect. we just need to keep on trying.
Yes. Exactly. 100%
Thanks for the behind the scenes look! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
of course!
Isn’t it horribly hilarious that with some of the most simple parts fail in a build with so many complex sections 🤣. I really loved that spiral! Beautiful!
I kinda recognized that you did a weird cut in the zone with that big bridge that failed at 3:17 but the rest was so clean! Good luck you had Lyle around!
Lilly, I feel you, my record failed multiple times😢 (3 times) but it is the process 😊
That was the best build ever! The part that makes it truly spectacular was the spiral. I loved that spiral. I would like to see the spiral topple in slow-mo. I am beyond speechless to express my admiration about this the entire build. It was so awesome. Stay safe and take care.
Thank you so much! You can watch in slowmo by changing the playback speed on UA-cam (click the gear icon)
H5 Domino Community thank you so much. It took a minute but I found it.
Wow that last fail was so odd 😂. I still loved the project nonetheless
ikr? it was so unexpected! thanks!
Wow, you're so good at editing!! I never would have known there were fails if you didn't make this video
I'm finally getting around to watching the extras...
4:46 - I was a little surprised there was more.
The only one I thought and stuck out as something not right was the yellow structure in the kitchen, the angle change wasn't needed there and was sudden.
I remember thinking the fainter things might have gone wrong, but that was because it was the first camera change. Since it made sense to get to the other room though I figured that was the reason instead.
In this video the topple starts at 2:15, comes to a stop at 3:19.
Toppling for about 1min 4 sec.
My original joking guess on Twitter: 1min 14sec
So technically I was only 10 sec off? 🤣
Breaks are more of an issue if it's for an audience/live fall IMO.
The only 'ugh' moment in this amazing setup was the wall under the table not working out.
Sees final vid:
"That speedwall will not work." *speedwall works perfectly* "WHAT??'
Sees this vid:
"Oh so it DID fail." *speedwall still works* "uhh...."
Hon, I guarantee those are five mistakes you will Never. Make. Again. It looked awesome!
When the building falls
Boss - >:(
Builders - :(
Viewers - XD
Cameraman - :O
The guy who clean up - :|
Cats - :3
5 emotions in a short fail
dang i thought there were only 2 breaks, nice editing
When the camera moves to the left of the room for capturing the action, I literally forgot those domino tricks and the pacman and the octowall! I thought that the project is going to finish after the "Domino Art by @Hevesh5" is been shown. I was stumped there 😂
wow it is amazing ....
didnt knew there would be fail :(
Yes:(
5:00 this was the only fail i noticed, but that's because ive seen this before. otherwise i probably would've never noticed it
something i rlly took away from this vid is that you're AMAZING at editing, and also physics are weird :P
You are the best you tuber i love you i recreate your dominos and i love you
When I first started watching dominoes videos, I disliked the illusion created by editing out fails. It kind of felt like cheating. But as I started building myself I realized how often dominoes fail, and that a fail in a setup doesn’t necessarily wreck a project. Today I admire the skill it takes to make a flawed project look flawless. I enjoyed learning in this video not only where and why your project failed, but what steps you took to recover. It was fun to go back to the original and pay attention to the parts that failed.
I don't enjoy the fails. I think there's a difference between the final product, which is "the show" if you are on the stage, and the unedited video, which is like a dress rehearsal.
Having seen this video, I think I'll have a greater appreciation for "fail videos" from now on.
K. C Yeah, I agree there’s a difference between the final product and the unedited video. Videography is an important part of domino art. So I’d say that over time my perspective has changed to where I don’t need the fall itself to be flawless, but instead appreciate the final product for the image and effect it creates.
"Today I admire the skill it takes to make a flawed project look flawless." - That is a great change in mindset that I think a lot of people would never grow to accept. Learning how to edit a domino video (and hide breaks if necessary) is truly an art in itself. The way you showcase a domino project can completely change the way people experience the topple. I'm glad to hear that someone else can understand and appreciate this point of view.
You could try making backup lines that ensure that next sections are toppled if the section before stops. They used this extensively in the Netherlands and broke the world record almost every year (millions of dominoes)
I decided not to use backup lines for this project. It was a risk I was willing to take. Not really a huge fan of backup lines to be quite honest. I think it looks more fluid to watch if everything is connected.
Awwww! 😂😂😂This is a very good video idea!
Its really interesting to see what can go wrong and how you've fixed it to make a really clever video of the whole show. Well done for both shows!!
YOU ARE AMAZING! EXCELLENT! No other words can justify it.
good work on the editing!
I didn't notice the breaks. Well edited!
i came over to this video expecting some kind of Huge Betrayal but honestly? with the fact that the double helix and the spiral both went off without a hitch i don't even care, still amazing
I didn't see any of the fails when I watched it, so I'm surprised it was five of them. 🙂 Nevertheless, it still was an absolutely amazing setup. 👍
I’m so sorry there are 5 breaks in the 32,000 domino setup for the New PR but we all make mistakes, great job editing and I really enjoyed these tricks with dominoes, especially the insane spiral and the speedwalls connected together, the sideways slowstones, the fainters and more. Great job, Lily and like you always say, “Keep on building.”
I forgot to say, great job, Lyle (jackofallspades98) for helping Lily film parts of this huge domino setup and you too, Mark Hevesh (Lily’s dad) for filming at the end of the falldown. I’m not sure if you filmed the whole thing or not but great job and I agree. It really was epic despite the 5 breaks
That was perfect. The editing was awesome. I have 200 dominoes.
Thanks for posting this. I saw the red and black wall fail .... but you were able to make the rest of the breaks flow seamlessly in the finished video.
I appreciate the positivity of this video ... the message I got is critical analysis means looking at what went wrong and finding ways to make it go right next time. This is constructive criticism that makes each of us ever better as a creative person. People who are afraid to fail will never reach the full apogee of their creative ability.
Well said!
You are so amazing I can't make it infact in my dream toooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! COOL DOMINO
Oh wow, insane, can't stand it failed multiple times. May have taken you a lot of time. But great work by you Hevesh. Once again I repeat, cannnnnnnnnnnnnnot belive !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😲😲😲
I don't think any of them registered with me. I think there was one hesitation I saw, but didn't really think about it. It was a glorious fall to watch!
what a creative thought
Wow. Awesome Job Still. It would mean the world to me if I could be next videos featured builder!!! Thx lily
Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow!!! You should do that again but bigger and you do it with other builders
I thought there was only one fail, 😂. I thought the fainters failed because the camera angle changed but I didn’t know it was the bridge 🤷♂️😂
yup it was the bridge. maybe I could have cut it after the fainters toppled so it didn't seem like the fainters failed
H5 Domino Community no biggie, the editing was actually very very good, your lucky nothing triggered early like the New Years domino setup....
Lily please make a video showing basically how you edit your domino videos!! Please!! 🤗🙂😐
5:51 That transition is amazing!
I love what you do. Thank you.
Been editing for almost 10 years and I didn’t notice the fails in the original video
Up to the small speed wall on that hill, I wonder how many Dominoes actually fell out of the 32K setup.
lol. I read your shirt as "artist domino" since I'm slightly used to Japanese vertical writing which is read from right to left xD
Who cares about fails hehe. It was the most amazing video I have ever seen on your channel and I love every idea you had for this PR. Also happy b-day me hehe
Happy birthday!!!! hope you have a great day.
Happy birthday! ( even if I'm late) :)
More effort went into hiding the fails than building the actual setup :) I love the fact that your are honest about what actually happened and I liked this video more than the original one.
But I disagree about fails/fullstops.
Fails ruins your satisfaction as a domino maker, and that's why they suck. They also make the whole art of domino making that much more interesting, because a flawless big setup is such a hard feat to accomplish.
I will never put to much effort into hiding fails and a ton of effort into mastering the art of not having fails, because it matters that *I* think my setup is great, and I cannot lie to myself about that.
Editing the falldown only took a day so it wasn't bad. Fails make good content, honestly xD I appreciate your contrasting viewpoint about fails/fullstops. Some people have a higher tolerance for breaks, and I totally respect that. For certain projects, my tolerance for breaks can be much higher or lower - for example, at a live event I'll make sure that it will work all the way through no matter what - but in this case, for a personal project where I didn't want to limit my creativity, I was willing to be a bit more lenient with it working all the way through. I definitely could have put more backup lines at certain points, but I decided to take the risk and not include them (I think things look better without backup lines anyway).
@@H5dominocommunity I'm all for taking risks. I think it's by taking continuous risks that one improves over time. Analysing and understanding those failed is a valuable learning experience. In my mind the most impressive setup is one where calculated risks are made (I think Kyle is a master at that) and it still works.
Even with the fails the final video of your PR turned out to be awesome
Potential tinder date: so what do you do for a living?
Hevish: I play with dominoes
PTD: yeah right, nobody will pay you to play with Dominos.
Hevish: well, my last play session took 80+ days to set up and involved 32,000 dominoes. Millions of people watch it and get joy from my efforts.
PTD: will you marry me?
Hevish: No, but I'll build you up and knock you down if you like 😉
This channel is always entertaining.
I really loved that spiral.
Best spiral EVER! 😎👍
You should have made an lower wall lily and put the rest of Dominos in the top of the table
The spot where the domino hit the table I think you should have made the structure shorter or adding something underneath the table to make it taller.
on my setups there is an average of 200 breaks 😂😂😂
LOL
Strings that stretch or shrink over time remind me of the starting fail at domino day 2004.
I wish I knew what that was but I still don't think I've watched a full domino day oops
You should do a tutorial on the trick where it goes from vertical to horizontal dominoes
I was suspicious at 0:22 there were a fail! that's true xD. so sad to see some stupid fails in your huge project lily :(
Yup, that part failed. It's okay though! The video still turned out good :)
its okay lily we all have mistake and we are not all perfect be proud on yourself because you work hard for it😃😃😃
How did you clean all of these?
So cool but the fails I think I clicked on the wrong video but it’s still super Duper super Duper super super super super super cool
Learn from failure~
You are still the best domino artist!🙂
h5 be like: just building a domino wall
domino be like:ummm nah ill just stay here
h5 be like:bruh you serious right now
domino be like:*laughs*just doing it to annoy you*laughs*
What technique you use to ensure the wall doesnt topple down another wall that crossing them?
The speedwall is built in a way that it is interlaced and not actually connected to the wall it's crossing over. I will make a tutorial for this in the future to explain.
@@H5dominocommunity that great. Thank you.
is anybody gonna inappropriately comment about her cuteness
WHAT? You are so good to edit
your editing fooled me so hard
With the last one, I immediately thought "glue on the floor"... had that happen to me more than once. It's still pretty bizarre though!
Yeah it was such an unexpected fail! I've had this happen to me before as well. It's something that one will never be able to predict, but it happens once in a while.
By the way, is there a way I can contact you? I'm developing a unique new project related to dominoes but need a little help from some older builders who have been part of the UA-cam domino community since the early days - I think you'd be a perfect fit since you're a long time builder and know so much about dominoes! If you're interested in hearing more, send me an email at H5dominocommunity@gmail.com and I can tell you about the whole project. I hope you're doing well, Anno!
I love fails.
When I watched the final video I honestly never thought it could’ve been failed.
In 10 years Lily will just not make backup lines cause she won’t have any fails
Unless you said, i didn't notice the domino left under that table