
String Art Generator
String Art Generator by Yiran is a grasshopper plugin which generates a string art sequence based on an input image. You can
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The goal of this library by camnewnham is to provide efficient and simple functionality to extend the creation, usage and display of meshes. The library’s primary function is extremely fast voxel sampling, isosurfacing, and smoothing. See the git repository for benchmarks on isosurfacing and smoothing.

The library’s secondary function is to contain a collection of valuable tools for dealing with large datasets, particularly when it becomes prudent to use welded, joined meshes in place of nurbs. For example, extrusion of an entire cityscape is much better done with Mesh Loft than Extrude.

The currently included components are: Creation

Display

Isosurfacing

Smoothing


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String Art Generator by Yiran is a grasshopper plugin which generates a string art sequence based on an input image. You can

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