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Origami Tutorial
The purpose of this tutorial by Ivo A. Semerdjiev is to create a folding origami skin based on parametric principles. The first step is to make a square grided surface based on one convex and concave curves. Their z-axis planars are aligned and then arrayed.
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Origami Grasshopper Tutorial
The purpose of this tutorial by Ivo A. Semerdjiev is to create a folding origami skin based on parametric principles. The first step is to make a square grided surface based on one convex and concave curves. Their z-axis planars are aligned and then arrayed. The second step is to use data structures in order to get access to every point on the surface.
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2 thoughts on “Origami Tutorial”
Great, posting this article…
But the tutorial is no less than 43 pages long, and here they try to convey the information (by copying only 3 or 4 images?)…. The truth is, if you want to read the article or understand the post, looking here you won’t understand anything… just blah blah blah, but without being able to truly understand the creation of the tutorial.
Isn’t it better to “post” the entire article?
(Honestly, I think it’s wrong to post something like that.)
Regards
Hi. Thank you for your feedback. You can check the fixed link to read the complete tutorial
https://www.scribd.com/document/140934613/Origami-Tutorial-Final