3- Simple Circle Packing

  • Date : 2024-07-28
  • Autjor : Admin

In this ParaCourse Lesson, we will study a simple circle packing technique by using the sphere collide component (Kangaroo plugin) and make a series of circles fit onto a surface.

Duration : 16 minutes

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3- Simple Circle Packing

In this ParaCourse Lesson, we will study a simple circle packing technique by using the sphere collide component (Kangaroo plugin) and make a series of circles fit onto a surface.

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