Congratulations! :-)
On 3/13/2023 5:31 PM, gera...@neorigami.com wrote:
I had asked how to distribute in an even fashion four sets of three
units, each with a different color, when folding /Butterfly Ball/
created by Kenneth Kawamura. I received tips by Kate Honeyman, Hans
Dybkjær, and Mike
I had asked how to distribute in an even fashion four sets of three units, each
with a different color, when folding Butterfly Ball created by Kenneth
Kawamura. I received tips by Kate Honeyman, Hans Dybkjær, and Mike Naughton.
Thanks to you three I did it! My main confusion was with the
Seriously loving your tips on this…. Will need to try
-Joann
On Wed, Mar 8, 2023 at 11:39 AM Papirfoldning.dk
wrote:
> PS: The bottom of the masu box is 1/4 of the diagonal, and that is sqrt(2)
> times the paper edge. Hence, the masu box is about 1.4*edge. This means
> that a rule of thumb is
Another way to think about it:
Use 4 modules, one of each color, to form the square "bottom" of the model.
Then use 4 more modules, one of each color, to form the indented
triangular pyramids on each edge of the bottom. Each pyramid is already
started with two modules; for the third, use the
PS: The bottom of the masu box is 1/4 of the diagonal, and that is sqrt(2) times the paper edge. Hence, the masu box is about 1.4*edge. This means that a rule of thumb is to use a square 3 times that of the waterbomb modules for the assembly trick box.Hans Dybkjærhttp://papirfoldning.dkSociety:
You need 4 colours, three of each, for the 12 modules in total.Each side will have 4 colours, each corner will have 3 colours.Look here:https://papirfoldning.dk/da/ugensfold/2008-42.htmlIf you stay on the page, small waterbomb bases drop from the top. Click them (once) to see them expand into the
If you have groups of 3 at a point try using only 3 colors. Try 4 pink 4
green 4 blue and it should work
Im not familiar with the model. Are 4 pieces used at a corner or 3?
On Wed, Mar 8, 2023, 9:21 AM gera...@neorigami.com
wrote:
> *HI*
>
> So I have the twelve units for *Butterfly Ball*,
HI
So I have the twelve units for Butterfly Ball, created by Kenneth Kawamura:
three pink, three yellow, three blue, and three green. I'm trying to distribute
them so that the same color doesn't repeat in any segment, but I haven't been
able. Can you please help me?
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