algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Subdivision question
Hello,
I saw the pattern of The University of Sheffield is pretty interesting and I want to try something similar to it.
Any one knows how can i achieve that? I know some scaling techniques such as scale according to a point or a curve, but I have no idea that how can I subdivide a quad into a series of quad with particular scale.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Dora
I saw the pattern of The University of Sheffield is pretty interesting and I want to try something similar to it.
Any one knows how can i achieve that? I know some scaling techniques such as scale according to a point or a curve, but I have no idea that how can I subdivide a quad into a series of quad with particular scale.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Dora
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Permalink Reply by Armin Seltz on
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I think you just subdived a surface into diamond shapes first, then select a few of the faces and subdivide them again. I think the Lunchbox extension has some useful stuff for that. I think you will find a lot of tutorials about diamond panelling and subdividing in general.
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