Re: [Origami] crease pattern data structure

Apologies in advance for geeking out here. (But it's still origami-related!). Comments below. Thus spake "Hans Dybkjær" on 2/13/16 10:52 PM: >On 14 Feb 2016, at 02:12, Robert Lang wrote: >> >> -- a Crease is an object with pointers to its

Re: [Origami] crease pattern data structure

On 14 Feb 2016, at 02:12, Robert Lang wrote: > > -- a Crease is an object with pointers to its endpoint Vertices and > pointers to the 1 or 2 incident Polygons; a) In terms of folding sequences, many crease lines are often part of the same fold. Is et meaningful to

[Origami] crease pattern data structure

Hello all, a problem I'm trying to solve: what data structure to use to represent an origami crease pattern in code Graph - where I initially landed, but I can't seem to find a kind of graph that depends on the vertices having a location in space, and my graph class is quickly growing into a

Re: [Origami] crease pattern data structure

Thus spake "Robby" on 2/13/16 2:29 PM: >Hello all, > >a problem I'm trying to solve: what data structure to use to represent an >origami crease pattern in code > >Graph - where I initially landed, but I can't seem to find a kind of graph >that depends on the vertices having