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Looking for a video, the only things I remember are that it was completely (or almost completely) filmed outside, and that it featured two variations of Nimbus with extra packets involved, and I can’t find those moves anywhere else either.

Anyone know the video?

Edit: found the video!

It’s Fontaine Cards’s FLUIDITY by Jack Trathen

The two Nimbus variations are Phimbus and Phimbus 2

sin(x) and cos(x) - red and blue respectively

I generalized the trigonometric functions using a squircle instead of the unit circle

x^4 + y^4 = 1

Because the squircle is "squashed" compared to a regular circle, the resulting sine and cosine graphs also look squashed as well.

One thing of note is that tangent and cotangent stay exactly the same as in normal trig.

sin(x) and squircle sin(x) - green and blue respectively

Graph: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/kzuc3ibpga