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Subject: Procedural Geometry - Some WIPs
It also reminded me on POV, but also remembered the tedious work it was, to make scenes for povray with a texteditor. I was glad when programs like moray came, which was a graphic interface to create pov scripts.
I think it's a great idea, to make procedural, geometric library for Poser, which can be the core for a modelling module, but I think next to that you need a graphic interface that can create the scripts for that module. It would be more approachable for the lesser mathematic oriënted users among us. I don't know if it's possible to make such a thing work inside poser, but it can be also be a standalone program, which can export the scriptfile to create the geometry.
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Quote - It also reminded me on POV, but also remembered the tedious work it was, to make scenes for povray with a texteditor. I was glad when programs like moray came, which was a graphic interface to create pov scripts.
I think it's a great idea, to make procedural, geometric library for Poser, which can be the core for a modelling module, but I think next to that you need a graphic interface that can create the scripts for that module. It would be more approachable for the lesser mathematic oriënted users among us. I don't know if it's possible to make such a thing work inside poser, but it can be also be a standalone program, which can export the scriptfile to create the geometry.best regards,
Bopper.
I think you've just described Houdini by Side Effects. Except of course for the "inside Poser" part. 
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Impressive work! I'll be watching this intently! VSS changed how I do renders, I'm hoping this might do likewise.
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My jaw is literally on the floor. BB, you are insane, and I love it :) I don't think I could learn in my whole life the knowledge that one of your eyelashes contains :)
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Listen to the 'ghost of broccoli' ^ . She's right on target with that comment. I think she meant brain cells, though. My eyelashes don't know anything.:laugh:
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together, we can save the world.--Nelson Mandela
An inconsistent hobgoblin is
the fool of little minds
Taking "Just do it" to a whole new level!
She probably did mean eyelashes. I think being a Renderosity Poser Forum mod requires one to learn how to think with as much biological matter as is available, to get a different perspective on things the brain might not be used to thinking about in more abstract terms.
I mean, the brain is used to functioning on logic and sometimes gets tripped up when confronted with something weird or so ...out there... that it might have trouble properly interpreting what it's hearing, seeing, reading.
So if thinking with one's eyelashes might help a little towards deciphering some of the weirdness around this place.. hey, you use what ya got. ;-)
:lol: I mean eyelash, because it contains less "knowledge" than a brain cell ;)
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I'll be doing these for a while, so feel free to interrupt.
First - a basic wall section with nothing in it.
8 vertices
3 polygons
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46 vertices
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The baseboard is made from a poly-line object, extruded across the base of the wall. It can be any shape.
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42 vertices
11 polygons
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152 vertices
47 polygons
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amazing....
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368 vertices
101 polygons
The doorframe is also made from an arbitrary polyline, extruded three times, and miter cut and joined in the upper corners.
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696 vertices
183 polygons
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I haven't studied how this should be welded, so I think there are more vertices here than needed.
1424 vertices
365 polygons
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1832 vertices
715 polygons
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3588 vertices
2391 polygons
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Quote - I don't know what you call those pieces of wood between the panes,
they be Mullions http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullion
This is without a frame.
193 vertices
67 polygons
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1139 vertices
949 polygons
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Thanks Kai - Muntin. I'll be sure to name the function that way.
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2616 vertices
1168 polygons
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I have a little room-definition language and interpreter to make whole rooms.
Here's a room script.
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c[----w------w---->
c------d------w-----w-----{m-----w-----w---->
c-------w-------]
cC
M>
{------a------
This is obscure stuff and I'd never give this out for people to deal with, but it is a quick and easy way for me to assemble walls and features, until I can make a GUI for room building.
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Looks very nice. Some odd looking geometry in the rendered arch without the frame though. Looks like the outside goes straight up and the inside has the arch. If it's framed then it doesn't really matter that much though
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Right Frank - I'm still prototyping. I forgot to build the back side of the arched wall.
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that'd be why then. I reckon the archvis guys would love something like this. The mesh looks clean from what I can see of it.
I guess you could add UV co-ords to the obj file as well which would come in handy
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It already is UV'd. That's one of the areas I'm not clear on - how to UV the walls. I have tentatively settled on two things, but I can change my mind about it:
1) Wall UV coordinates are in yards. Which means values go way above 1.
- Corners are consistent - if a wall ends at something that isn't a multiple of a yard, the next wall continues where that wall left off.
My goal is to avoid discontinuities in corners like this one (which I made on purpose.) (Notice also that the arch-filler isn't UV'd yet.)
I wonder, though, if the UV > 1 is a problem for some applications. It isn't for Poser.
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If I was going to do this in Blender I'd probably map each wall section separately. That way you can adjust the texture when you create the map in photoshop or whatever to line the textures up.
Being as you are the procedural god I dunno if that would be such a huge problem though.
I dunno if Blender would choke on a uv map like that but if you want me to have a go then feel free :)
I suck royally at UV mapping though so bear that in mind :)
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- Corners are consistent - if a wall ends at something that isn't a multiple of a yard, the next wall continues where that wall left off.
My goal is to avoid discontinuities in corners like this one (which I made on purpose.) (Notice also that the arch-filler isn't UV'd yet.)
- is cool for wall papered rooms made easy.
Will the arch be treated similarly to (2 ?
Now there is.
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Yes, POV-Ray is quite strong in procedural geometry. But you can only use it inside POV if I'm not mistaken, there is no way to export stuff.
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