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Stereotomy: March 2012
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The art of representing objects in section, elevation and plan in order to cut them out. - Louis Mazerolle. Friday, March 23, 2012. A Real Roof Model. Faithful reader Rob Simpson made a cardboard model of the roof used in the devers de pas. Sometimes a physical model (and a nice glass of beer) are the best aids for understanding roof geometry! Labels: devers de pas. Thursday, March 15, 2012. Le Piquage, or Theory of French Scribing. We looked at last time. We can't do that before the joint is cut, becaus...
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Stereotomy: January 2012
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The art of representing objects in section, elevation and plan in order to cut them out. - Louis Mazerolle. Wednesday, January 18, 2012. We're back with a new look, courtesy of Blender and the Freestyle renderer. I hope you like it. Personally, I'm satisfied with the "technical illustration" appearance of the 3D renderings , but I'm not so happy with the 2D drafting work flow and results and am considering moving away from Blender to a 2D CAD program for those. The principal rafters are 2.8cm wide...
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Stereotomy: September 2011
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The art of representing objects in section, elevation and plan in order to cut them out. - Louis Mazerolle. Thursday, September 29, 2011. Devers de pas (2). In the first post in this series, I introduced the "devers de pas" method and gave an example of its use. Now we will see how to construct the footprint at ground level in a few different situations. In future posts I will cover more complicated cases. Our plan is the same as we used in the first post. And take a look at the situation in 3D:. This sh...
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Stereotomy: A Real Roof Model
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The art of representing objects in section, elevation and plan in order to cut them out. - Louis Mazerolle. Friday, March 23, 2012. A Real Roof Model. Faithful reader Rob Simpson made a cardboard model of the roof used in the devers de pas. Sometimes a physical model (and a nice glass of beer) are the best aids for understanding roof geometry! Labels: devers de pas. June 19, 2014 at 8:18 AM. Sometimes a physical model (and a nice glass of beer) are the best aids for understanding roof geometry!
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Stereotomy: Stereotomy Blog - the Making Of
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The art of representing objects in section, elevation and plan in order to cut them out. - Louis Mazerolle. Sunday, April 15, 2012. Stereotomy Blog - the Making Of. For those who might be interested in how I do the illustrations for Stereotomy Blog, I've started a series on my computer graphics blog Shiny Dynamics. I use the open-source 3D modeling program Blender. My first post explains how to draw a convincing wood grain in Blender. Future posts will cover topics such as:. Blender Wood Texture part 2.
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Stereotomy: October 2011
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The art of representing objects in section, elevation and plan in order to cut them out. - Louis Mazerolle. Monday, October 17, 2011. Devers de pas (4). In the last post we looked at a "folding" method of developing the ground plane footprints - devers de pas. For a timber that works with the actual cross section of that timber. Now we will apply that to several complex shapes for the last rafters in our little model. First though, a correction. In the comments to the part 2. With that out of the way, we...
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Stereotomy: devers de pas (4)
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The art of representing objects in section, elevation and plan in order to cut them out. - Louis Mazerolle. Monday, October 17, 2011. Devers de pas (4). In the last post we looked at a "folding" method of developing the ground plane footprints - devers de pas. For a timber that works with the actual cross section of that timber. Now we will apply that to several complex shapes for the last rafters in our little model. First though, a correction. In the comments to the part 2. With that out of the way, we...