Here is a page that collects material related to the Platonic space: https://thoughtforms.life/symposium-on-the-platonic-space/
In spotlight search, you can hold down cmd to show the path of the selected file. And cmd + enter will open the containing folder in finder.
You can also point to font files with @font-face. I use a small custom font that's only 16 KB. Although, when opening the file locally, you have to first disable local file restrictions in safari's settings before it…
If you prefer hands-on learning, How to Design Programs is pretty good resource for the foundations, with lots of examples and exercises: https://htdp.org But learning the basics of lisp is more like a side effect, the…
Here is one excellent resource for all of the things you mentioned: Introduction to Computing with Geometry by Dr. C.-K. Shene https://pages.mtu.edu/~shene/COURSES/cs3621/NOTES/ When I was implementing these, the key…
I needed my own CAD setup that can draw the detailed assembly instructions as 3D vector drawings. And that can also derive the assembly order from a graph based garment representation automatically. I'm almost finished…
Yeah, morphing is really the key idea here. You don't have to make all design decisions beforehand, but can wear something for a while and then make changes based on your needs & observations. I haven't quite figured…
I've tried some footwear! These had a really soft rubber soles, but I've also made ones where the soles were cut from a sheet of hard Vibram rubber: https://self-assembly.fi/canvas-shoes
Yeah, I've been wearing and washing the prototypes for years now.
Here's a recent interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85fy8cXpkyk Also, I've been working on this for a while under a beta version called Self-Assembly, which was a bit more fashion oriented. New i-t-s-e rebranding…
Working on fabric construction blocks (like Lego of clothing), that you can use to build clothing and accessories completely by hand without any tools or machines. Intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_eKc6c5tDw
Yeah, paths are saved in an array where each path segment is a list of control points coupled with the corresponding path command (M, L, C). Those can be used to recreate the path item.
Interesting, I've been doing 3D SVG by storing the xyz-coordinates in a separate array and using inlined javascript to calculate & refresh the 2D coordinates of the SVG items themselves after rotation. But this means…
It's pretty easy to store custom instructions in plain SVG files and interpret them in with your reader. For example I have a multi-purpose laser-cutter / plotter and I use opacity for laser power, stroke weight for…
Would be great if the tags field allowed freeform input instead of choosing from a set of existing tags. My preferred tags would have been Design, Fashion, Digital fabrication, Computational Creativity etc. but none…
Here is a page that collects material related to the Platonic space: https://thoughtforms.life/symposium-on-the-platonic-space/
In spotlight search, you can hold down cmd to show the path of the selected file. And cmd + enter will open the containing folder in finder.
You can also point to font files with @font-face. I use a small custom font that's only 16 KB. Although, when opening the file locally, you have to first disable local file restrictions in safari's settings before it…
If you prefer hands-on learning, How to Design Programs is pretty good resource for the foundations, with lots of examples and exercises: https://htdp.org But learning the basics of lisp is more like a side effect, the…
Here is one excellent resource for all of the things you mentioned: Introduction to Computing with Geometry by Dr. C.-K. Shene https://pages.mtu.edu/~shene/COURSES/cs3621/NOTES/ When I was implementing these, the key…
I needed my own CAD setup that can draw the detailed assembly instructions as 3D vector drawings. And that can also derive the assembly order from a graph based garment representation automatically. I'm almost finished…
Yeah, morphing is really the key idea here. You don't have to make all design decisions beforehand, but can wear something for a while and then make changes based on your needs & observations. I haven't quite figured…
I've tried some footwear! These had a really soft rubber soles, but I've also made ones where the soles were cut from a sheet of hard Vibram rubber: https://self-assembly.fi/canvas-shoes
Yeah, I've been wearing and washing the prototypes for years now.
Here's a recent interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85fy8cXpkyk Also, I've been working on this for a while under a beta version called Self-Assembly, which was a bit more fashion oriented. New i-t-s-e rebranding…
Working on fabric construction blocks (like Lego of clothing), that you can use to build clothing and accessories completely by hand without any tools or machines. Intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_eKc6c5tDw
Yeah, paths are saved in an array where each path segment is a list of control points coupled with the corresponding path command (M, L, C). Those can be used to recreate the path item.
Interesting, I've been doing 3D SVG by storing the xyz-coordinates in a separate array and using inlined javascript to calculate & refresh the 2D coordinates of the SVG items themselves after rotation. But this means…
It's pretty easy to store custom instructions in plain SVG files and interpret them in with your reader. For example I have a multi-purpose laser-cutter / plotter and I use opacity for laser power, stroke weight for…
Would be great if the tags field allowed freeform input instead of choosing from a set of existing tags. My preferred tags would have been Design, Fashion, Digital fabrication, Computational Creativity etc. but none…