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Wow the main body is delicious! STL plastics?
Thanks guys. @Andrei: it surely faces some difficulties compared with other structures but regarding the concept of overlayering social-territory volumes the amount of recreational and leisure spaces for interaction increases rapidly and allows a lo…
is fantastic, well done!
i want to live there
Very nice!
cool
don't know how functional it is (it probably is), but it sure does look impressive. great job!
schön
Hi Daniel,
any new developments in getting the closed breps done via qhull? I tested D's version but the performance is quite slow so if you got some improvements just let me know.
absolutely stunning - you are really pushing the boundaries daniel!
Yes why not using the param viewer (double click)?
As for the culling part of it you could go for point or curve attractors and cull out breps by distance value. Some of my recent studies included subdiv logics and attractor driven solidification. Let me know if you need something maybe that helps.…
I played around with Dimitrie's and Vicente's solution recently and found D's strategy involving qhull works only until v060012 for me. Dunno where the problem is located but maybe you can ask Dimitrie to get his hands on it again ;)
Best Patrick
that image rocks! nice composition mate - your work?
Basically the 3D voronoi strategies are floating around and I'll post the pointdistribution and solidtransformation definitions soon on www.a-ngine.com all is wip and quite busy right now. cheers patrick
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- At 10:28am on July 12, 2009,
Alejandro Carrera said… - what's up my friend well just finishing the second semester of the master but everything ok? i am still alive ja! see you arround!! how was the Workshop!? send me some pictures of the work!
- At 12:46pm on July 8, 2009,
daniel said… - hi, i noticed your comment on the wavy louvers, just wondering if you managed to reverse engineer it, i would love to see how it works! cheers
- At 11:26am on June 6, 2009,
Gonzalo Portabella said… - Hi Patrick!
Probably i will go but i have to check if i don't have special work for the uni these days (sommersemester is really short). Should i make some kind of inscription?
bis bald!
- At 10:14am on June 3, 2009,
Bobby said… - nice work!
- At 8:51am on June 3, 2009,
Verena Vogler said… - juhu patrik, bin jetzt auch dabei. meld mich spaeter nochmal, hocke gerade im buero und muss panele an den expo pavillon klatschen;) gruesse nach leipsch
- At 7:09am on May 25, 2009,
Bobby said…
- hi yes at dessau we are trying to get our feet wet in the digital lake....
a few of us are coming to the symposium look forward to chatting
cheers
- At 11:19am on May 24, 2009,
Dimitrie Stefanescu said… - hallo patrick, good stuff! love your latest project. see zou soon,
- At 7:56am on May 22, 2009,
Natalia Fentisova said… - Hi, Patrick! I will be there Wednesday, definitely we will meet. Daniele gave me your phone number, and I leave you mine: 004915223690561. I wanted to come to workshop too, if it's possible. but I'm not registered.
Natasha
- At 2:58pm on May 19, 2009,
Daniele William Re said… - right...black is better
c u soon
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