Virtools experimentation with volume and constant distances

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ONL (firm) (archive creator)

Title:

Virtools experimentation with volume and constant distances

Date:

3 March 2003 - 25 June 2003

Description:

This directory contains chiefly Virtools files and CAD files, including 3DS and Maya. The Virtools files in this directory include player files and supporting files for two objects. The first is titled "keep at contant distance thing," which allows the user to interact with two objects that are constantly kept at a constant distance from one another. The other player file has several versions, all titled "Virtools," which allow the user to experiment with the volume of a Muscle-like structure by moving different vertices within the structure. The Maya files contain various 3D wireframe models, and the 3DS files largely come back as "not found." Original directory name: "75 virtools muscle simulation". Most common file formats: Unidentified, Maya Binary File Format, Plain Text File, 3D Studio, Hypertext Markup Language.

Form:
born digital

Quantity / Object type:
1 File

Extent and medium:

182 digital files (40 MB)

Reference number:

AP167.S1.SS3.009

Conditions governing access:

Digital material can only be accessed on-site. Please contact Reference at ref@cca.qc.ca for more information. Access by appointment only.

Credit line:
ONL [Oosterhuis_Lénárd] NSA Muscle project records,
Collection Centre Canadien d’Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Kas Oosterhuis/
Gift Kas Oosterhuis

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