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Hi All,

I have posted flows to triangular facets before, but it continues to interest me.

There are a few tricks to get it to work: principally that the base and target triangles need to be lofts rather than planar fills. (If planar fills the flows will be to trimmed surfaces within triangles).

Obviously, this is a lot of messing around compared to quad flows, but the beauty of triangles, of course is that they are alway planar, which can't be guaranteed with quads.

See attached
James

Attachments:
expMeshFlow.nod

Image Attachments:
expMeshFlow.gif 

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And easily articulated! :)

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Hi Pilou,

FYI I have posted to instagram a series of images to show node circuitry for generating the model.
Instagram's ability to slide multiple images, appearing as a single long image, is an elegant way of displaying process IMHO.

See most recent posting
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

I have set up account with strategic hashtagging to see if I can drive new users to Moi3d.
My ulterior motive is to encourage the further development of nodeEditor, by enticing new users with the promise of Moi's parametric capabilities with visual programming.

I'm hoping that students interested in parametric modelling with lots of time but little money, may investigate Moi as an alternative to more expensive solutions.

Moi already offers an intuitive approach to NURBs modelling & this coupled with the ability to visual program complex forms is the double whammy; the old one, two: knockout punch!

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Followers briefly edged into triple figures before dropping again below.

James

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Excellent idea and so appealing site!
(i have put the link on my Node part site ;) http://moiscript.weebly.com/elephant-systegraveme-nodal.html
As you can see I am a little late... but i am waiting the new V4 for make some updates! :)

Cool lamps design!

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Wonderful creations!!

It's very impressive what you were able to do in this 2018!!!

Thank you very much James.

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I just joined your IG channel :)

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Hi Marco,

You just pushed the Follower count into triple figures.

Thanks for that & thanks for your comments

All the best
James

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It's a pleasure :)

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Wow so much cool stuff on your instagram James!

- Michael

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Hi Michael,

Thanks for saying so.

Pretty much everything has been shown before on this forum, but I am looking to disseminate to a broader audience and hopefully in doing so, promote Moi3d.

Thanks again
James

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If only one day could be possible to have Moi running also on an iPad Pro...it could be A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!

I know that this is almost an impossible dream but...a man can dream :)

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Hello Friends ,
at this link :
http://www.mediafire.com/file/qqdwgnwdl26shts/Lonardo%2527sPoly.zip/file
another study on the genial ones
Leonardo's structures.
have nice evenig to all
alberto

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A great weekend to all
James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

Image Attachments:
rippleTiles4.gif 

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Cool!

Thanks James ;)

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Cheers Marco

Here's another experiment

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

Image Attachments:
tower_Above.gif 

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Hi All,

I have for some time had small image attached as my desktop background image,
so I decided to model it parametrically in NE. See result below

At first glance it seem very simple, & well it is, but the pertinent issue is that for
facets to remain planar the major peak meeting of 6 faces must move opposite and
relative to the minor peak meeting of 3 faces. see .nod file attached

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

Image Attachments:
facetedCeiling.jpg 

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Looks like desert dunes viewed from the sky!

Cool!

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Lapis-Lazuli! :)

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