Just wondering what approach could be taken to create something like this procedurally.
https://www.clearbox.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/qa.jpg [www.clearbox.co.uk]
Where you would have several words that would be dropped down at varying extrusion levels but nothing intersecting.
Some type of ‘recursive’ loop possibly where you have a ‘grid’ like battle ship, and you start with your biggest pieces first, then keep going until you've filled it all in.
Any ideas?
Procedural Text/Word Layout
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Hi,
eg. the “UV Layout” node does so called packing…
you could also do this actually quite nicely with a rigid body simulation…
Patterns and packing are a great topic.
https://www.jasondavies.com/wordcloud/ [www.jasondavies.com]
many examples online some open source so you can study the various sollutions.
How you do it depends very much on a more detailed definition of what result you want exactly.
Does it have to be a perfect rectangular shape in the end. Or more a cloud shape.
Olaf
eg. the “UV Layout” node does so called packing…
you could also do this actually quite nicely with a rigid body simulation…
Patterns and packing are a great topic.
https://www.jasondavies.com/wordcloud/ [www.jasondavies.com]
many examples online some open source so you can study the various sollutions.
How you do it depends very much on a more detailed definition of what result you want exactly.
Does it have to be a perfect rectangular shape in the end. Or more a cloud shape.
Olaf
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