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| This week's assignment was to create a parametrical pattern using **Grasshopper**, the plugin for Rhino, and 3D print it. I created 2 designs - one 3D printed on fabric and one stand alone design. Both were printed using flexible filament. To download the file for the weave, visit: [[https://oscircularfashion.herokuapp.com/project/-L6RBZO2WvKMLb8Uni3l|https://oscircularfashion.herokuapp.com/project/-L6RBZO2WvKMLb8Uni3l]] | This week's assignment was to create a parametrical pattern using **Grasshopper**, the plugin for Rhino, and 3D print it. I created 2 designs - one 3D printed on fabric and one stand alone design. Both were printed using flexible filament. To download the file for the weave, visit: [[https://oscircularfashion.herokuapp.com/project/-L6RBZO2WvKMLb8Uni3l|https://oscircularfashion.herokuapp.com/project/-L6RBZO2WvKMLb8Uni3l]] | ||
| - | {{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:final_circles.jpg?300}}{{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:final_weave_1.jpg?300}}{{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:final_weave_2.jpg?300}} | + | {{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:final_circles.jpg?300|final_circles.jpg}}{{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:final_weave_1.jpg?300|final_weave_1.jpg}}{{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:final_weave_2.jpg?300|final_weave_2.jpg}} |
| ===== First design ===== | ===== First design ===== | ||
| - | For the first design, in Grasshopper I created a square grid using number sliders for the X and Y so that the grid can be adjusted to any size. I then used the points in the centre of each square as the starting point for a circle. I made the radius of the circles controllable using a number slider. I then used the pipe function to make the circles more solid. | + | For the first design, in Grasshopper I created a square grid (via the Vector tab) using number sliders for the X and Y so that the grid can be adjusted to any size. I then used the points in the centre of each square as the starting point for a circle. I made the radius of the circles controllable using a number slider. I then used the pipe function to make the circles more solid. |
| - | {{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:circles_grasshopper.jpg?300}} | + | {{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:circles_grasshopper.jpg?500x213|circles_grasshopper.jpg}} |
| After this, I used the settings below in **Cura** (the program for slicing designs ready to be 3D printed) to print the design on fabric. I had to clip the fabric to the bedplate in order to keep the fabric stationary. I used a slower speed because the flexible filament needs more time to be extruded. | After this, I used the settings below in **Cura** (the program for slicing designs ready to be 3D printed) to print the design on fabric. I had to clip the fabric to the bedplate in order to keep the fabric stationary. I used a slower speed because the flexible filament needs more time to be extruded. | ||
| - | {{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:cura_print_settings.jpg?300}}{{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:circles_printing.jpg?300}} | + | {{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:cura_print_settings.jpg?300|cura_print_settings.jpg}}{{:fabricademy2017:students:cheung:circles_printing.jpg?300|circles_printing.jpg}} |
| ==== Second design ==== | ==== Second design ==== | ||
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