#rayskeleton — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #rayskeleton, aggregated by home.social.
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New visualization aesthetic unlocked with my upcoming R 3D beveling package:
✅ Hidden-collectable-item-needed-to-100%-a-late-90s-3D-platformer-core
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New visualization aesthetic unlocked with my upcoming R 3D beveling package:
✅ Hidden-collectable-item-needed-to-100%-a-late-90s-3D-platformer-core
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New visualization aesthetic unlocked with my upcoming R 3D beveling package:
✅ Hidden-collectable-item-needed-to-100%-a-late-90s-3D-platformer-core
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New visualization aesthetic unlocked with my upcoming R 3D beveling package:
✅ Hidden-collectable-item-needed-to-100%-a-late-90s-3D-platformer-core
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New visualization aesthetic unlocked with my upcoming R 3D beveling package:
✅ Hidden-collectable-item-needed-to-100%-a-late-90s-3D-platformer-core
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Input: 2D polygon of California + 1D bevel profile
Output: 🤯 🤯 🤯
Coming to an #RStats console near you! 😀
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Input: 2D polygon of California + 1D bevel profile
Output: 🤯 🤯 🤯
Coming to an #RStats console near you! 😀
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Input: 2D polygon of California + 1D bevel profile
Output: 🤯 🤯 🤯
Coming to an #RStats console near you! 😀
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Input: 2D polygon of California + 1D bevel profile
Output: 🤯 🤯 🤯
Coming to an #RStats console near you! 😀
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Input: 2D polygon of California + 1D bevel profile
Output: 🤯 🤯 🤯
Coming to an #RStats console near you! 😀
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It's fun when a project finally gets beyond the stage of debugging fires left and right and just... works. With whatever you throw at it. 👍
Bevel profile to the left, 3D polygon to the right.
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It's fun when a project finally gets beyond the stage of debugging fires left and right and just... works. With whatever you throw at it. 👍
Bevel profile to the left, 3D polygon to the right.
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It's fun when a project finally gets beyond the stage of debugging fires left and right and just... works. With whatever you throw at it. 👍
Bevel profile to the left, 3D polygon to the right.
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It's fun when a project finally gets beyond the stage of debugging fires left and right and just... works. With whatever you throw at it. 👍
Bevel profile to the left, 3D polygon to the right.
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It's fun when a project finally gets beyond the stage of debugging fires left and right and just... works. With whatever you throw at it. 👍
Bevel profile to the left, 3D polygon to the right.
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One level! Two levels! Three levels! More levels! With the power of R, you can have any amount of bevels!
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One level! Two levels! Three levels! More levels! With the power of R, you can have any amount of bevels!
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One level! Two levels! Three levels! More levels! With the power of R, you can have any amount of bevels!
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One level! Two levels! Three levels! More levels! With the power of R, you can have any amount of bevels!
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One level! Two levels! Three levels! More levels! With the power of R, you can have any amount of bevels!
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Check out these gorgeous smooth 3D polygon bevels, rendered entirely in R with rayrender and generated using my new package from an {sf} object in a few lines of code (this is just passing in spData::us_states). Interested?😀
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Check out these gorgeous smooth 3D polygon bevels, rendered entirely in R with rayrender and generated using my new package from an {sf} object in a few lines of code (this is just passing in spData::us_states). Interested?😀
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Check out these gorgeous smooth 3D polygon bevels, rendered entirely in R with rayrender and generated using my new package from an {sf} object in a few lines of code (this is just passing in spData::us_states). Interested?😀
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Check out these gorgeous smooth 3D polygon bevels, rendered entirely in R with rayrender and generated using my new package from an {sf} object in a few lines of code (this is just passing in spData::us_states). Interested?😀
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Check out these gorgeous smooth 3D polygon bevels, rendered entirely in R with rayrender and generated using my new package from an {sf} object in a few lines of code (this is just passing in spData::us_states). Interested?😀
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One of the benefits of conference travel is some nice quiet time in the airport and on the plane to have some deep thought--perfect time to finish squashing the last remaining bugs in a new package! Enjoy this rainbow propagating into the interior of Texas.
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One of the benefits of conference travel is some nice quiet time in the airport and on the plane to have some deep thought--perfect time to finish squashing the last remaining bugs in a new package! Enjoy this rainbow propagating into the interior of Texas.
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One of the benefits of conference travel is some nice quiet time in the airport and on the plane to have some deep thought--perfect time to finish squashing the last remaining bugs in a new package! Enjoy this rainbow propagating into the interior of Texas.
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One of the benefits of conference travel is some nice quiet time in the airport and on the plane to have some deep thought--perfect time to finish squashing the last remaining bugs in a new package! Enjoy this rainbow propagating into the interior of Texas.
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One of the benefits of conference travel is some nice quiet time in the airport and on the plane to have some deep thought--perfect time to finish squashing the last remaining bugs in a new package! Enjoy this rainbow propagating into the interior of Texas.
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@cosima_meyer Truly inspired! Had to do the idea justice.
(this is probably the first use of sf::st_random() to generate pepperonis inside a pizza)
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@cosima_meyer Truly inspired! Had to do the idea justice.
(this is probably the first use of sf::st_random() to generate pepperonis inside a pizza)
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@cosima_meyer Truly inspired! Had to do the idea justice.
(this is probably the first use of sf::st_random() to generate pepperonis inside a pizza)
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@cosima_meyer Truly inspired! Had to do the idea justice.
(this is probably the first use of sf::st_random() to generate pepperonis inside a pizza)
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@cosima_meyer Truly inspired! Had to do the idea justice.
(this is probably the first use of sf::st_random() to generate pepperonis inside a pizza)
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In the spirit of all things "Wrigley" with #PositConf2023 in Chicago this year, here's Illinois rendered as a piece of gum in #RStats with #rayrender (and my new in-development package for turning polygons into 3D meshes, #rayskeleton). Data from spData and transformed with the {sf} package and turned into a raymesh object (3D mesh structure provided by the #rayvertex package).
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In the spirit of all things "Wrigley" with #PositConf2023 in Chicago this year, here's Illinois rendered as a piece of gum in #RStats with #rayrender (and my new in-development package for turning polygons into 3D meshes, #rayskeleton). Data from spData and transformed with the {sf} package and turned into a raymesh object (3D mesh structure provided by the #rayvertex package).
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In the spirit of all things "Wrigley" with #PositConf2023 in Chicago this year, here's Illinois rendered as a piece of gum in #RStats with #rayrender (and my new in-development package for turning polygons into 3D meshes, #rayskeleton). Data from spData and transformed with the {sf} package and turned into a raymesh object (3D mesh structure provided by the #rayvertex package).
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In the spirit of all things "Wrigley" with #PositConf2023 in Chicago this year, here's Illinois rendered as a piece of gum in #RStats with #rayrender (and my new in-development package for turning polygons into 3D meshes, #rayskeleton). Data from spData and transformed with the {sf} package and turned into a raymesh object (3D mesh structure provided by the #rayvertex package).
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In the spirit of all things "Wrigley" with #PositConf2023 in Chicago this year, here's Illinois rendered as a piece of gum in #RStats with #rayrender (and my new in-development package for turning polygons into 3D meshes, #rayskeleton). Data from spData and transformed with the {sf} package and turned into a raymesh object (3D mesh structure provided by the #rayvertex package).
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Which data science programming language has a package for 3D state pin-cushion mesh generation? Here's an exhaustive list:
1) R
😉
(Just have to wrinkle out a few more bugs that are, in a very appropriate way, causing actual wrinkles in these meshes!)
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Which data science programming language has a package for 3D state pin-cushion mesh generation? Here's an exhaustive list:
1) R
😉
(Just have to wrinkle out a few more bugs that are, in a very appropriate way, causing actual wrinkles in these meshes!)
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Which data science programming language has a package for 3D state pin-cushion mesh generation? Here's an exhaustive list:
1) R
😉
(Just have to wrinkle out a few more bugs that are, in a very appropriate way, causing actual wrinkles in these meshes!)
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Which data science programming language has a package for 3D state pin-cushion mesh generation? Here's an exhaustive list:
1) R
😉
(Just have to wrinkle out a few more bugs that are, in a very appropriate way, causing actual wrinkles in these meshes!)
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Which data science programming language has a package for 3D state pin-cushion mesh generation? Here's an exhaustive list:
1) R
😉
(Just have to wrinkle out a few more bugs that are, in a very appropriate way, causing actual wrinkles in these meshes!)
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New package incoming in ETA... soon.🙂
(when the package README is done, the real fun begins!)
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New package incoming in ETA... soon.🙂
(when the package README is done, the real fun begins!)
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New package incoming in ETA... soon.🙂
(when the package README is done, the real fun begins!)
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New package incoming in ETA... soon.🙂
(when the package README is done, the real fun begins!)
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New package incoming in ETA... soon.🙂
(when the package README is done, the real fun begins!)