“Origamizing 3D surface by symmetry constraints” by Tachi

  • ©Tomohiro Tachi

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    Origamizing 3D surface by symmetry constraints

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    We present a new method for “origamizing” or designing the origami crease pattern to construct a given arbitrary polyhedral surface through user interaction. The author [2006a; 2006b] previously proposed a method for manually designing 3D origami surface based on aligning facets and “tucking molecules.” However, crease pattern generated by such method is supposed to be super-complex and hard to be folded due to the general tucking molecules without symmetry.

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    1. Tachi, T., 2006. 3D Origami Design based on Tucking Molecule. Fourth International Conference on Origami in Science, Mathematics, and Education (4OSME).
    2. Tachi, T., 2006. 3D Origami Teapot. SIGGRAPH 2006 Teapot Exhibit.


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