THREE DIMENSIONAL DESIGN
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VISUAL FORM
A close surface defines a volume. The surface may be curved or faceted, or a combination of curves and facets. Volumes enclosed by faceted surfaces are called polyhedrons (i.e. Platonic solids, sperical polyhedrons). Volumes enclosed by continuously curving surfaces are integrate volumes (i.e. organic volumes, spheroids). Methods to generate integrate volumes using planar segments are cross-sectional construction and stacking. Interlinking lines in space is a method to obtain 3-dimensional surfaces that can be use to define a volume.
(Stephen Luecking, Wucius Wong)
STACKING AND CROSS-SECTIONAL CONSTRUCTION
INTERLINKING LINES IN SPACE
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