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Category Archives: Shape Modeling
Shapes and Coordinates
In a previous post, I talked a bit about solid modeling and discussed at a fairly high level what a solid object is. This time I’m going to talk in generalities about how one actually represent shapes in practice. My … Continue reading
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What is a solid?
In this post, I am going to go into a bit of a mathematical digression about the fundamentals of solid modeling. In a nutshell, solid modeling is the study of digital representations of physical shapes. This was a hot topic … Continue reading
