A new script that I have been writing based on a script found in:
http://ncertainties3.wordpress.com/explicit-protocols/adam/181008_weldedwire/
The script diffuses any curve into smaller pieces of lines depending on a few parameters.
Merry Christmas, btw :)
Some tests:
This is still under a lot of progress. Just exploring ways to randomly populate a surface with mesh objects in this case with bikes and tanks.
Some images of an on-going facade design. Same-sized fins. Varied rotations.
Under progress, progress, and more progress.
A new plug-in for Rhino4 is being developed. Rhino is finally going (pseudo) parametric. It’s still at an early stage, but the potential it has is amazing. I’ve been exploring this new world of Rhino past few days. It’s like scripting without coding. Here’s an example of what it can do.
I’ve been craving to learn how to utilize sensors, actuators, controller boards, and osc to build some interactive environments (post-robotic-ecologies-trauma). Suspecting that most of these products would be made in China anyways and that they’d be quite cheap, my friend and I have started to explore the world of Zhong Guan Cun. We ran into a few stores that specialize in making sensors and circuit boards. We spent about $10. We now have about a hundred LEDs, an infrared sensor, a photosensor, and etc -_-b
It wasn’t easy getting a controller board that we could burn customized program on to. Luckily, we got in touch with an IBM engineer that builds Arduino boards for hobby. So, now the experiment begins :)
last weekend, we had a deadline for the xiamen project. we didn’t sleep for maybe two nights. intense but the best times :)
the project is finally ready…. props to my team for all the hard work. the project was approved by the client and is moving forward!
here’s a few images from the final booklet.
me + wangwei
wangwei and meiling
joao in tokyo + dave in xiamen. cranking renders
mat. germans cad on beer -_-b
koreans cad on tea, coffee, and energy drinks
must pingpong
sunrise
good morning. spider :P
few hours before the flight to xiamen.
crtl+i in photoshop is like magic.
I love images in process.
It’s been a cycle of: Ideas – Conversations – Paper/Pen – Printer – Maya/Rhino – Renderer
A lot of times, they’re more interesting than the result. And, that’s very frustrating sometimes.
