Field-driven design techniques: “Two-body field”
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video: Field-driven design techniques: “Two-body field”
Published on April 13, 2020
Applications
- General
Key Software Capabilities
- Lattice structures
- Field Optimization
In this nTop Live session, Blake Courter, Chief Technology Office at nTop, gives a short masterclass in field-driven design and implicit modeling; the underlying engine that powers the software.
He explains how solid bodies are represented as distance fields in the world of implicit modeling and explores the results of the interaction of two such fields—as well as some practical engineering applications.
Watch and learn how to:
- Synthesize the “two-body field” from any two solid bodies using basic math operations
- Modify, remap, and control distance fields to create complex geometric shapes
- Apply the “two-body field” to design fluid nozzles, structural ribs, or flow guides
View some of the files Blake used in this video here.
Originally aired 4/13/2020.
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