Here is a couple of links mentioned by Christoph Kummerer today in our Python Scripting course:
Python.org
Python Documents
Python Science Applications
Pygame
Dienstag, 7. April 2009
Samstag, 4. April 2009

the bottom part of the object is developed by the spinal b-spline curve. It is stable by its own. You don't need to connect it statically with other objects.
the middle part represents the "coffee-coup-area" and the delaminted "hill" for the screen. The single areas are also divided by the spinal curve...
The top part is the protection-layer for the specific area where the screen is fixed.

After failing with the previous tessellation, I decided to focus on a more promising fractal structure, called the Peano-Gosper-Curve. Because of its regular geometry it is possible to use it for various different combinations & patterns.
The main idea was to create a three-dimensional object related to the basic fractal curve using cubic b-spline approximations.
Via rhino-script, I found a curve which divides the surface into two similar parts. This curve works like a spinal structure through all the three parts of the object.
Freitag, 3. April 2009
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