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Thanks Mik,

"this is a marvelous pattern!"

These patterns are simply derived from subdividing triangular facetted surfaces,
with the judicious application of "Tri2quad" option. However despite their ease of
generation, they can form quite beautiful aperiodic patterns.

Here's another example with surface relief.



James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

Image Attachments:
pebble.gif 

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James: what a fantastic and beautiful object, I am breathless....
big thanks for your great input !
best wishes
- Ken

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Ken,

"I am breathless...."

Be careful, you don't want health authorities to misconstrue you,
whilst in the midst of this pandemic :)

But seriously, thank you for your kind words,
it really lifted my spirits.

Best wishes to you too.
James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

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James, I have to repeat myself, but you are realy Node Master.

You inspire me to save some time for exploration of Node Editor in more detail :-)

Thanks
Mik

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Mik

"... time for exploration of Node Editor..."

I encourage you to do so,
it can be frustration at first,
but stick with it,
because once you break through,
it is an incredibility rewarding pursuit.

Persistence is key!

James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

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Hello James!

It's always a pleasure watching your creations :)

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Hello Speedy,

I have downloaded this .Nod file but I think it is not working because it might be out of date?

How can I get it up and runing?

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