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My first sketch with Processing using the bezier() method and random numbers.
void setup()
{
size(800, 400);
noFill();
noLoop();
smooth();
PImage b;
b = loadImage("himmel.jpg");
background(b);
}
void draw()
{
int iter = 56;
int mx = width;
int my = height + 300;
for(int i=0; i<iter; i++)
{
bezier(-100, number(my), number(mx), number(my), number(mx), number(my), number(mx), number(my));
stroke(number(234),number(12),number(23));
strokeWeight(number(8));
strokeCap(PROJECT);
}
}
int number(int val)
{
int t = floor(random(val));
return t;
}
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I planned to iterate a concept, and create a more organic shape in meshmixer - however, no matter what the shape would immediately distort and become unusable. It did not matter which brush or strength I chose. At least it resembles a dragon head. kinda.
for our structures class we are designing a beam of minimal weight to accept weight at two points
the intent was to design something weighing in at under ten pounds t(this weighed 5) that was stress specific in form to accept the two concentrated loads. it is only allowed to bear on two surfaces and must not be over a half inch higher than the bearing surfces in the middle area (12+ inches)
It stood up to 198 psi
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