From Computational Design to Digital Fabrication using the Tissue add-on

[@sebbosebbo9794]

Back after 4 years...nice....great guy...

[@z-anatomy]

Thank you very much for sharing your progress! As many people, I had been very impressed by your add-on and had tried to use 'Tissue' to create heterogenic infills for 3D printable parts (for external orthopaedic devices) and bumped in the difficulty of merging the iterations together. A lot of makers follow your experiments hoping that some day your magic will allow to generate complex ready-to-print patterns using the regular modeling techniques. It's great to see the evolution going on. Thank you!

[@zeeyannosse]

magnifique !. thanks for sharing beautifull artwork and wonderfull process ! bravo !

[@todesdigga3891]

Alessandro the real MVP. Always so impressed with all his beautiful complex projects

[@galazanugrah5900]

Gaudi need to know this ❤

[@eroc1944]

Beautiful presentation. Your work around Blender is really inspiring und tissue is an incredible addon. Thank you!

[@AryansinghT60]

Wow. Generative design. I never knew Blender was capable of doing this type of modelling. Im amazed. Great presentation.

[@dinocroon6287]

ALessandro!! is the best of them all!!!!!! Aguri!!!

[@UHStudio]

Great presentation Alessandro! Very interesting to see the role of Blender and the Tissue add-on in fabrication!

[@MetaArchitect]

Fantastic work

[@SumNumber]

Just learning how to use tissue in a practical way and it is a powerful tool . I wish it could use instances as an object though . Thanks for the plug-in and it is fun to use. :O)

[@TripTilt]

this is a very interesting talk with great art as well...

[@edniko4555]

great

[@shrimpkins]

"How can we create a dress that makes people say 'yuck' and put it on a model who makes people say 'yuck' -- but using math?"

[@appidydafoo]