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@mikera: Thanks. I'm not that familiar with Clisk. What I'm working on are 3D printable designs generated using clojure to create STL files.
I recently started using http://thi.ng geom for this as well. I'm working on adding support for X3D file output so I can include color information for the polygons.
I've been outputting to OpenSCAD files and then exporting to STL. And in the example above I added the color using Meshlab. But I want to bypass all of that and just directly output X3D files from Clojure.
I'm using polyhedra as my seed objects that then get transformed using a variety of operations, similar to what Karsten is doing with Morphogen, but I'm taking it in a different direction.
The end goal is a watertight X3D file that I can upload to a service like Shapeways to get a full-color 3D-print of the object.
The process is all about using generative algorithms (like the L-Systems and automata in my ergo library) and polygon manipulation to create interesting objects.
Hey all, after lots of conversations at the conj about datavis strategies in clj/s, it was clear that there was interest in having a place to discuss it, so I've just created a separate #C0F0V8DT5 channel. Please join if it's of interest
Obviously there's overlap with this channel, but it seemed like there was definitely a need for both.
@eggsyntax: thanks for the heads-up