[Plugin] Superellipsoid 1.0

[massimo]

Thank you, it works like a charm.

[Regular Polygon]

@massimo said:

Thank you, it works like a charm.

Thank you massimo. After no replies since I posted it 11 hours ago, I was afraid this topic was going to sink into oblivion on page 2.

[notareal]

Nice addition!

[TIG]

Thanks for another interesting tool in your toolset...

[Regular Polygon]

@tig said:

Thanks for another interesting tool in your toolset...

Thanks TIG, and everyone else. I don't deny that my interests are probably offbeat, if not peculiar.

[thomthom]

Good stuff!
Looking forward to the 4D version!

[TIG]

Sometimes out of weird ideas comes unexpectedly good results...

[Regular Polygon]

@thomthom said:

Good stuff!
Looking forward to the 4D version!

Glad you like it. Actually, I am running out of ideas for geometry. I'll probably move on to tools or something else.

[massimo]

@unknownuser said:

my interests are probably offbeat, if not peculiar

Really? What about some wooden pillars in the Herzog & De Meuron style? Just one click

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[Regular Polygon]

@massimo said:

Really? What about some wooden pillars in the Herzog & De Meuron style? Just one click

That's interesting. They sure look like superellipsoids -- or maybe just ordinary ellipsoids.

[Jim]

If you scale a superellipsoid, does it remain one? For example a 2d sin wave can be scaled along both its axes and still remains a sin wave. Does this hold true for these 3d shapes?

Obviously, it is not true for cubes or spheres and other basic definitions.

[Regular Polygon]

Yeah, it is true for superellipsoids, and ordinary ellipsoids. The length, width, and height are basically just scale factors of a unit superellipsoid.

[shura]

Great! This is very useful and fun too. Thanks a lot!

[putnik]

Thank you! flatland it ain't