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What are NURBS? Everyone seems to want them, so I guess it's something good.
But what?! :-)
/j
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Jan Danielsson wrote:
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> What are NURBS? Everyone seems to want them, so I guess it's something good.
> But what?! :-)
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> /j
Non uniform rational b-splines.
See lightning3D tutorial for a short explanation.
http://www.storm3d.com/
ReVerSi
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Jan Danielsson wrote:
> What are NURBS? Everyone seems to want them, so I guess it's something good.
> But what?! :-)
I don't know WHAT they are, but they are very cool. Learn be experimentation...
try the Rhino modeller demo at www.rhino.com
In practical terms, you can use them to do stuff normally done by bezier
patches, but better, and nicer. Wheeee!
:)
Simon
http://home.istar.ca/~sdevet
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Phil Clute wrote:
> >I don't know WHAT they are, but they are very cool. Learn be >experimentation...
> >try the Rhino modeller demo at www.rhino.com
> >
> >In practical terms, you can use them to do stuff normally done by bezier
> >patches, but better, and nicer. Wheeee!
>
> I've been trying out Rhino for a couple days now, and I have to admit
> it's reeaally nice. The tutorials are even excellent. The price is a bit
> steep for me at almost $800.00 but it has a lot of nifty features(one of
If you're a student, you can get an educational copy for 195$, if you present a valid
ID with your order...
That's what I'm going to do.. I've fallen in love with Rhino now... Wheee!
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If you're not a student, you can crack the demo until you've saved enough money to pay
the hard-working programmers. =)
--
Anthony L. Bennett
http://welcome.to/TonyB
Graphics rendered
by the Dreamachine.
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Phil Clute wrote in message <4FD8124A.DD9F4C51@tiac.net>...
/.../
>so you can just keep zooming without stopping...I'm easily amused.) :)
>
You must have a really long mouse pad.
Margus
PS. You seem to be living in 2012. What's it like?
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>PS. You seem to be living in 2012. What's it like?
It bites, there's no sound! Ya' my computer decided to ditch
all it's drivers; video drivers I recovered, mouse I recovered
(that's o.k. I needed to learn how the short-cuts work!), Sound
I haven't recovered! Which is of particular interest to me since
I run Cakewalk Pro Audio 8.04 for digital audio multitracking. I
am NOT amused with the situation!
Actually I did spot my future date problem but I forgot about
the post here. sorry. I've canceled the post...
--
...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
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My apologies if someone has already answered this. The term is an acronym which
refers to Non-Uniform Rational B-Spline. It allows for modeling of organic objects
using curved surfaces. They have been employed quite well in the modeler for
Lightwave 3D and other modelers as well.
RG
Simon de Vet wrote:
> Jan Danielsson wrote:
>
> > What are NURBS? Everyone seems to want them, so I guess it's something good.
> > But what?! :-)
>
> I don't know WHAT they are, but they are very cool. Learn be experimentation...
> try the Rhino modeller demo at www.rhino.com
>
> In practical terms, you can use them to do stuff normally done by bezier
> patches, but better, and nicer. Wheeee!
>
> :)
>
> Simon
> http://home.istar.ca/~sdevet
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