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"thanks! I will try that out. Great looking model btw I forgot to mention in last comment :)"

"Is there any plan to make the homepage customizable for logged in members? (be able to remove the 'about gh' and 'start here' boxes)"

"To be honest Andrew i can't remember how this one was achieved. It quite a long time ago now. I think i populated each surface with random points, put the points into '3d voronoi' then found the intersection of the 3d…"

"well she did say it was important...."

"You need to 'extrude' each surface perpendicularly. So you need to find each surfaces normal first. Its not as straight forward as you expect. But simple once you know it. Script attached,"

"Sounds legit! Duncan you probably should email Lisa. She has good business that you will love!"

"how did you manage to wrap the moebius back on itself? I am trying to do something similar for a fun 3D print myself using LunchBox button, but having difficulty adding thickness to the surface that smoothly turns back into itself.Help pls?"

"wow, i did some similar work in erwin hauer, and scripting it to be non-linear, but never thought about applying it a sphere. Very impressive! My vote is for 33!"

"Patrick, you could rebuild each curve using 'divide curve' and 'curve'. Aesthetically it provides similar results. I also switched some other bits off in your script, that were causing duplicate lines at the border. "

"Nice work Frank! djordje, is this the project you are looking for? Its very similar, they didn't optimise their structure though either, but they did analyse it and then painted the final structure to display the forces at…"

"Mariela. The voronoi in the images you want to achieve is 2d. That has been wrapped around the facade, there is no internal members. It will be far easier for you, beginner or not, to replicate it using 2d voronoi component."