Grab an object near you: a coffee cup, a pair of headphones, a drinking bottle, a fan or flower pot. Analyse the parts and identify, what primitives in what combinations it could be made of. Create the object as a CSG tree made of primitives, combinations and modifications in a jupyter notebook.
The result can also just be "inspired by" a real world object and be the result of your own creative expression. Some inspiration from a previous volumetric modelling course:
by Rémy Clémente, @remy_clemente
Please upload to github:
- the jupyter notebook with the ipyvolume viewers embedded.
- a diagram like the one below that illustrates the logic of your CSG tree
- create it with the drawing tool of your choice or use somethong like Graphviz for it
- an *.obj file of the final mesh (using
utilities > export_ipv_mesh())
