A Little Fibonacci Action
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A student asked me about drawing a Fibonacci gauge. I'd never thought of drawing one before and was curious about the possibility of drawing one with very few measurements and no calculation. It was even easier than I thought.
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True, but I wanted the one I drew.
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But there are an infinite gauges possible for any proportions
[flash=420,315:2fvsebf3]http://www.youtube.com/v/5Xgw84Kwrh8?[/flash:2fvsebf3 ]
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I need this tool in sketchup... I already have it for curves... but i need it for straight sectioning.
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We can build it with Sketchyphysics
Another forms
[flash=560,315:1sdqiteu]http://www.youtube.com/v/FGCfCvsMtLc[/flash:1sdqiteu]
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@unknownuser said:
I need this tool in sketchup... I already have it for curves... but i need it for straight sectioning.
You could use something like this.
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i took the divide line tool and made it divide by golden ratio. http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=727
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@gullfo said:
i took the divide line tool and made it divide by golden ratio. http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=727
gullfo... That's what I'm talking about man... you rock.
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rectangle tool has indicator of golden section. any help?
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I was just showing the gauge I drew at the request of someone who was trying to figure out how to draw it. Apparently I didn't make that clear enough. It had nothing to do with drawing golden rectangles or sections in SketchUp. I wasn't asking for help. The video and plugin are interesting though.
Peter, you are correct about the Rectangle tool. The rectangle behind the gauge was drawn using that indication.
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no it was me that asked for a plugin...
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gee...Yeah. I was answering Kris. Seems we can make use of that.
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I had try little things with the Sketchyphysics : that is a little nightmare headache!
(here a try with groups of groups)not yet working as wanted
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