Hilbert Cube In Blender 3D by zandar
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An example of a model not possible to create without complex formule. This is the Hilbert curve made with a Python function from C code. This is a model of impossible complexity on the inside, and not to be made by hand. At least not to my ability. So I turn to the power of Python, and math formule for answer in Blender. There is many thousands of polygons, but Blender still did not fail! Render with Cycles.
Comments (5)
giulband
Superb work !!!
zandar
Merci! I am very pleased by the comment!
pchef
beautiful math function
zandar
I thank you, my friend.
Lobo3433
Truly amazing started looking for the math functions took some time to find with in which menu there are in but found them. You cube is truly impressive
zandar
I thank you, mon ami! I have found new worlds in the Python script, and bring to Blender some things just amazing. I was too inspired by the math to my eyes in Houdini, and some I saw with the 3dmax scripts, but most of all in Rhino. I borrow math written in the C script, and convert them to Python. Some work ok, some not. This one work, and very complicated to do so. There also the Math function addon, to which I have examples of custom formule too. Merci!
Kixum
I am very curious and will do some reading.
This came out amazing and I'm glad you made it and shared it!
prysmrun
Really cool job! It turns out that a math can be beautiful! I usually don't like it very much, and in class, I'm honestly bored or drawing in my notebook. But I need it for college. If I can't handle it, I turn to https://mysupergeek.com/math-assignment-help-service and it really helps me out. Their advice and explanations are always so useful. Of course, I’m trying to understand better, using different literature, but it still remains too overwhelming for me.