Drawing better looking curves / Dennis Hotson / Observable
I've recently been learning about how to draw smoother curves that look more appealing. A common technique in professional CAD and font design software is to use a visualisation called a curvature comb to see how sharp or flat a curve is along its path. Here's an example of a curvature comb being used in Fontlab VI to smooth out bumpy spots in a font:
Extracting Curves from UV coordinates of a surface - Grasshopper
I'm trying to extract the UV curves from a surface, however I many more curves than I require. For example on a surface that is divided in the UV by 6 by 6, I…
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Scientific Notation
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Most of the geometric primitives like points, lines, triangles, planes, pyramids and cubes; are perfectly representable in modern graphics hardware. When graphics programmers face the problem of…
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I'm stucked in0 a problem that I believe it should be easy to solve. I've just simplfied it in a Rhino and a grashopper file. The proble is th…