Create your own function that in some way modifies the output of COMPAS_SLICER. You can choose any model as a base for the modifications, also your own design.
- Script you use to slice the geometry (.py)
- Script containing your own function (.py)
- Screenshot of the output (.jpg/.png)
- (Mesh file, only in case you use your own design, .stl/.obj)
Here are some images for inspiration:
Ronald Rael, Emerging Objects.
Olivier van Herpt
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Make sure you have forked this repository already, if not, check assignment submission instructions in lecture 02.
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Make sure your local clone is up to date on the
main
branch(compas-fs2021) git checkout main (compas-fs2021) git pull origin
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Use a branch called
assignment-06
for this week's assignment(compas-fs2021) git checkout -b assignment-07 (compas-fs2021) git push -u assignments assignment-07
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Create a folder with your name and last name, eg.
elvis_presley
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Work on the assignment into your folder.
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Commit
(How do I commit?)
Usually, commits are done from a visual client or VS code, but you can also commit your changes from the command line:
(compas-fs2021) git add lecture_05/assignment_04/elvis_presley/\* && git commit -m "hello world"
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Once you're ready to submit, push the changes:
(compas-fs2021) git push assignments
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And create a pull request (What's a pull request?)
- Open your browser and go to your fork
- Create the pull request clicking
Compare & pull request
and follow the instructions