This is what it feels to dial in the modeling system to finally make a faithful copy of Vittoriano! @manto_vincenzo
Replying to @PermitZIPhvac
It's a phenomenon called value compression. Weare at the squeeze point of the inversion of value between software suppliers and software demand. It happened when weaving machines appeared, when power tools arrived to construction and now with AI commoditizing software. It's important to stay lean and mean.
I was having a pretty bad day. Been having massive headaches the last 4 days. Until y saw a fucking engineer singing about engines in china. @SledgeDev
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@ex3dcom is doing a perfect job, and I admire his dedication to user feedback!
The Vittoriano was certainly a complex task, a neoclassical marble work measuring 130 m x 130 m x 80 m. I've seen some photogrammetry with 1.2 million triangles and 8 million vertices.
Keep pushing @ex3dcom !
I owe @manto_vincenzo an apology. But the task of making Vittoriano in 3d has come to be the greatest excuse for technological improvement of ex3d.com! The question is: How do you make a classical building with ultra complex geometry into a fully BIM compatible project. Well you redesign the engine to be fully supportive of complex parametrical NURBS and poligonal geometry and still be exportable to IFC! Thanks for the rabbit hole, Vicenzo!
I owe @manto_vincenzo an apology. But the task of making Vittoriano in 3d has come to be the greatest excuse for technological improvement of ex3d.com! The question is: How do you make a classical building with ultra complex geometry into a fully BIM compatible project. Well you redesign the engine to be fully supportive of complex parametrical NURBS and poligonal geometry and still be exportable to IFC! Thanks for the rabbit hole, Vicenzo!
There's a lot of AI hate on @pouetdotnet lately, so I decided to vibecode a demo about it.
💾 xplsv.github.io/lolfuckai/
Found the reply responsible for being blocked from @icreatelife. And yes. Never trust an @Adobe employee with your personal data.
Algorithmic problem #543. What to do when a family object is an embedded light fixture and how does it interact with the ceiling. @j_brissonneau











