Sculpted prims made simple - Second Life Tutvid (old tech thats discontinued), sculpty

simple sculpties in blender

https://youtu.be/2ASBJ-SFnkA?feature=shared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEAM1GCzk74

https://elout.home.xs4all.nl/sculptpaint/

https://elout.home.xs4all.nl/sculptpaint/tuto/index.html

https://myclone.wordpress.com/2010/02/16/sculptypaint/

SculptyPaint

https://myclone.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/sculptypaint093.jpg

SculptyPaint v.093, a free Sept 2009 Java program and tutorials…

SculptyPaint is a low polygon 3D creation tool original written for creating sculpts; 3D low polygon models for SecondLife. But currently it can also export to .obj files

It has cool “randomize” buttons, which enable the easy creation of some wild shapes. The .obj I exported from it loaded up easily in 3DXchange. And “new in v.091” is…

Morph Tool: Morph one 3D model towards another, lock and modify certain 3D points

https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Sculpted_Prims:_FAQ 

Q. When I edit a sculpted prim, the sculpt map is perfectly visible in the editor window. Someone can easily steal it with a screen capture.

• Just like regular prims, when you have modify permission to a sculpted prim, you may view/edit all of the shape parameters of that prim. So if you do not wish for others to see the sculpt map, you'll want to set the permissions of the prim to no modify.

• BUT - there is a cute trick which can be used to prevent others from seeing your sculpt map even when they have full permissions to the prim: use the alpha channel of the sculpt map to obscure it from view. However if you have full premissions and you load the texture into an editor and resave it, it will lose the alpha channel and the protection.

3D printing:: conical slicer, What is Rhino Grasshopper 3D

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMF9gSSTOts

What is Rhino Grasshopper 3D?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi38EVP9ozM

Non planar 3D print path generation in grasshopper

3D Clay printing: Wasp (3D céramique Delta Wasp 2040 Clay)

Modelage à la main

-petits outils de modelage

-tour Whisper-T
Puissance : 300W
Diamètre girelle : 300 mm
Vitesse de rotation : 0 à 250 tr/min
Capacité de tournage : 10 kg

Impression 3D

-imprimante 3D céramique Delta Wasp 2040 Clay

• Taille maximale de la pièce : 20 X 20 X 40 cm
• Matériaux pris en charge : céramique, porcelaine, faïence, grès, argile, etc.
• Outils configurables: LDM WASP Extruder avec buse de 1.2mm et 2mm (Standard)
• Compatible PC, Mac, et Linux
• Compatible avec tous les logiciels/slicers (Cura, SLic3r, Simplify3D, etc.)
• Connectivité: carte SD
• Non fourni: compresseur d’air nécessaire (pression min. 8 bar), et four pour la cuisson

Cuisson

-four Ceradel C68 Cera 5,

Volume 65L

Dimensions intérieures : L.395 x P.380 x H.460 mm

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Ceramic3Dprinting/comments/1apm576/nonplanar_clay_printing

https://fpcj.jp/en/prlisting/npmexhibition_profsugihara/

Optical Illusion Prof Sugihara https://fpcj.jp/en/prlisting/npmexhibition_profsugihara/

 https://fpcj.jp/en/prlisting/npmexhibition_profsugihara/

Meiji University

The National Palace Museum of Taiwan is currently exhibiting 35 works of visual illusion by Professor Kokichi Sugihara, Director of the Meiji Institute for Advanced Study of Mathematical Sciences (MIMS)

It is a long exhibition that will run for a period of 17 months from Thursday, September 20, 2018 to Sunday, February 23, 2020.

Professor Sugihara won first prize (highest award) at the Best Illusion of the Year Contest 2018 for his work on illusory research.

This special exhibition features a collection of jade made from the Warring States period to the Han Dynasty (475 BCE-220 CE), works of illusory art, as well as works of visual illusion by Professor Sugihara, the product of his scientific research. It offers some aspects of the visual effects of these two types of works that set each other apart in time for two millennia from a perspective of illusion.

 

[Betwixt Reality and Illusion - Special Exhibition of Jades from the Warring States Period to the Han Dynasty in the Collection of the National Palace Museum]
> https://www.npm.gov.tw/en/Article.aspx?sNo=04010330

Dates: From Thursday, September 20, 2018 to Sunday, February 23, 2020

Gallery: Exhibition Area I 303, 300, Northern Branch, National Palace Museum

Special Website >https://theme.npm.edu.tw/exh107/Realityandillusion/en/index.html

 

For an easy-to-understand video explaining Professor Sugihara’s research, visit:

Optical Illusionist (Incredible Senseis at Meiji University #1) >https://youtu.be/qZGDXoWd_M8

 

For general inquiries, contact: Nakano Research and Educational Support Office (MIMS), Meiji University
Email:mims@mics.meiji.ac.jp
For inquiries from the press, contact: Public Relations Office, Meiji University
Email:koho@mics.meiji.ac.jp

https://fpcj.jp/en/prlisting/npmexhibition_profsugihara/