Rhino Curve Based Modeling using curves as a basis for generating 3d geometry Introduction Curves as basis for geometry In the previous workshop we worked with quite a straightforward method of generating 3D geometry. If you look at industries where aesthetic design plays a mayor role like industrial design and the car industry you will see that they often use a different type of geometry which supports the required form freedom. Accuracy of the geometry ( important for manufacturing) The shapes it can generate The ability to adjust the shape The workflow of generating the shapes. Due to its accurate mathematical description of even the most complex shapes it can be used in design and manufacturing. The form freedom is quite extensive. There are range of tools available to effectively adjust the geometry and to support formal exploration Because the geometry is based on curves , the workflow will be completely different from the CSG workflow. Nurbs concept behind NURBS deformation of planks degree creating curves
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Freeframe plugin from Processing Sketch - Eric Medine Eric Medine Processing for Resolume is a walkthru, from download to install to finished project, of how to build a Freeframe Plugin from a Processing sketch with custom Processing controls spawning from inside the Resolume environment itself! About Processing from Processing.org: Processing is an open source programming language and environment for people who want to create images, animations, and interactions. About Spout Spout is a realtime video sharing framework for Windows. The team behind Spout does not charge for their work, and there’s a lot of time, effort, and licensing that goes into keeping the project running. About this Processing for Resolume tutorial Use this tutorial however you want, feel free to add to it, be sure to forward it to whomever and give it away for free. What you will need: – Computer (duh), PC running at least win7, ATI Radeon HD 5000 series or better. Other resources: Spout Control for Resolume First, download Processing and Spout. Finally, download the demo sketches.
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