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Generative Scripting II is an elective course for the Master of Architecture course at Dessau International Architecture.
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- 01B-Alice-Questions
- 01B - Alexandra+Micea - Recursion squares - Screen...
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- It does not work and giving mistake: UnboundLocalE...
- 01B - alec' - Real recursion, soft code, optimized...
- Week 03 – code (part 2) - classes
- Week 03 – code (part 1)
- Week 03 – recap
- Assignment 01B
- Irina_Algorithm Sketches
- Alice_Assignment 01B script trial
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- The serpentine() function
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Hi Shi!
ReplyDeleteYou should try to solve your equations and tranform them in equations which use the values x,y,z! That's the only what it will work. Right now, there is no value in Maya which will correspond to P0,or P2.... You have to find formulas which use x,y,z values... For example, the mid-point of a line can be represented by both:
midPoint = (P1-P2)/2
#and, as P1 = (xP1, yP1, zP1) and P2 = (xP2, yP2, zP2)
#first you get x,y and z separately
midPointX = (xP1 - xP2)/2
midPointY = (yP1 - yP2)/2
midPointZ = (zP1 - zP2)/2
#and put them in a coordinate list!
midPoint = [midPointX, midPointY, midPointZ]
See? you just have to think in terms of cartesian coordinated and look at each axis (x,y,z) separately.