Howdy Chuck >This 12 input oscilloscope draws some VERY COOL sculptures
Got a screen grab of some of this very cool stuff ... pretty please? Your project sounds massive. But animation is missing ... maybe set it up for a stereo movie sequence rather than statuettes? Set it for auto-play with any given music and hand out the glasses? Neil Cooke ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles R. Henry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 3:43 PM Subject: BB and Periodic waveforms ... Hi Frank Dodd > Hi Frank, > I've been using the Building Blocks JavaScript plugin that you helped me > with years ago to model periodic waveforms on three axes and on the axes of > the sphere all of which are controlled by notes of the musical scale. The > combination that has me stumped is the A, C, E triad. The attached file > includes the JS script and the path of the sphere does not return to the > starting point in the number of frames that I have assigned .... no matter > how many I use .... I've gone as high as 25,000. It seems to need about 15% > more frames than I assign no matter how many I use. This doesn't happen on > other note combinations. I don't think it is a non-recurring cycle. I'm > using 30 FPS. Any thoughts, suggestions. I also discovered that the > sequence of spheres file grows much faster when the realtime renderer is > turned off .... Duh!!!! The things I learn while beating my head against > the wall:-) > > I'm finally getting access to our Stereo-Lithography Printer so I'm looking > forward to seeing these forms in the real world soon. I'm in a course that > is using Rhino to interface with the Stratasys machine and the instructor > says that the best import/export is with the IGES plugin. So, I'm trying all > of the possible formats before I spend the $200 for the IGES plugin. So > far .3ds is working pretty good. > > This 12 input oscilloscope draws some VERY COOL sculptures ...... Thanks > much for your input on this and for your many contributions to this forum. > Cheers, Chuck Henry >
