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- Thread starter SoapyCy
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Yes I do. Somewhat of a learned process from drafting and engineering to be able to visualize what you want before you ever start putting it on paper.
These are skills I honed during my adolescent years.
I can see textures, I can feel sounds. Have you ever been on a volcano when it's erupting?
You been listening to NightRanger? When you close your eyes.......do your dream about me?
I can only truly visualize about 3 things:
1)golf putts, can’t visualize other shots
2) FT’s, can’t visualize other shots
3) snowboard rails, can’t visualize jumps
1)golf putts, can’t visualize other shots
2) FT’s, can’t visualize other shots
3) snowboard rails, can’t visualize jumps
That’s messed up. I guess I should have said my visualization of those things leads to making those things happen.
This finally explains mtowncyclone13's fantastic and utterly awesome Avatar's. Many of us can still see that avatar when we lay down at night. But mtown has to keep looking at it to remember the physical details of it's awesomeness.
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When I read youR title, I visualized an "r" that wasn't really there.
I have extremely detailed powers of visualization. It's difficult in my line of work, because many of my customers can't - and they want to see exactly what a door or a window or vinyl siding or whatever looks like.
There are a growing number of building products companies using visualizers on their websites now, and they are a real help for us.
There are a growing number of building products companies using visualizers on their websites now, and they are a real help for us.
I just realized that I also don't really visualize things. There are occasions like after a football game or movie, where the scene kind of plays back for me. But I don't have much control of it and it's almost unwanted. But when I think of room or place, I'm more just listing and describing the things in my mind.
I have never heard of this, but that sounds an awful lot like me. On the other hand, when it comes to things like the test where you have to imagine what a three dimensional figure would look like if unfolded flat I rock at it but I don't think that is the same thing at all. My issues are more memory based or converting details in text (like in a novel) into a visulization. I can understand what is happening but am unable to marry the described visual details to the action.
