Hi Pilou,

> You will have to experiment a bit with drawing some triangles to understand how Voronoi works.

As a little test you can try the following, draw some random connected triangles and use Michael's
Circumcenter script. Once you have the points connect them with straight lines and voilá you have
a Voronoi Diagram over you triangles. :-) You can use of course Max's Voronoi script, but this way
you see the process better.

Regards
Stefan

"Simply!
With one of the amazing scripts made by Max Smirnov! : PointsOnCurve"

Of course...Max!

Works like a charm. Michael's suggestion also works very well. Good to know the base manual operation. Getting spoiled with these amazing scripts.

Thanks Marco (Max and Michael)!

Hi all,

last doodle for today. :-)



Regards
Stefan

Hi Stefan, those would make nice stained glass or mosaics!

- Michael

Hi Michael,

thank you! I may do small pieces from some of them later, to print out in color
on our 3D printer at work.

Can't wait what Marco and all others will come up with!

Regards
Stefan

An old one! :)

Hello everyone!

This time......"Voronoi Alien Spore" :)
Moi + 3D-Coat (71M poly in voxel and shaders) + Affinity Photo

From this :



To this! ...In three color variants
(you can find Hires version in gallery section)







Other camera shots will follow :)

Ciao!

this look so wonderful

Thanks Ryne Lee for your appreciation.

Ciao!

A synthetic vegetal! :)

LOL :)

...I'd really like have the chance to Print in 3D some of these my "sculptures" to see how they appear physically.

But I haven't any kind of experience in 3D printing and I don't know if, for example, I can ask to the Printing service : "Hey, this is my 3D-Coat model in super high poly count, take it and print it and do a good job" or if I have to "decimate" it before sending to the printing service.
But I don't know how this decimation would alter the smoothness of the model, and so on...

Actually I have zero experience in 3D Printing. It's an unknown "place" for me :)

Maybe some of you here could teach me the "very basics steps" for sending a 3D model to a 3D Printing service, before I waste time and money :)

Thanks to everyone who will help me in this "endeavour" :)

Hi Michael.

P.S. ....maybe a new Thread called "Very basics of 3D Print a model made in Moi or 3D-Coat" could be created...

But I don't know if this new thread could be too "off topic" related to this Moi Forum.

Michael, what do you say, do you think it's a good idea to create here this new new thread ?
Is it possible ?

I stay tuned.

Never made this sort of thing but https://www.sculpteo.com/en/
This site is very well done! Of course I see the French one! ;)
And will give you all advices!

After 2.5 months backorder, Prusa i3 MK3 Kit, 3D printer, is leaving Prague, Czechia, for USA.
- Brian

Hi Marco, sure that would be fine to create a thread for basics on 3D printing, please feel free to do so.

- Michael

Hello Michael.

@You "; ...please feel free to do so..."

Thanks a lot.

ASAP I'm going to create this new thread.

Ciao!

I'm looking for a plugin that can create an actual 3 dimensional voronoi structure, not just a 2D voronoi pattern that is used with Flow or Extrude (revolve, sweep, loft etc.) The one I'm talking about as on the image.

Flow function is not sufficient ?
Your image is a particular honeycomb structure!

I think it's a voronoi structure and the points are spread in a space not only on a plane.

Hi Roni,

re:
> I'm looking for a plugin that can create an actual 3 dimensional voronoi structure

I'm not aware of any MoI plug-in to do that, maybe you can find some other tool that would generate it as a polygon model file.

Seems like maybe Matlab, Rhino/Grasshopper (https://rhino.github.io/components/triangulation/voronoi3D.html) or http://math.lbl.gov/voro++/ might be good places to look.

- Michael