Vase: Fusion of Mathematics & Computational Design

I have enjoyed the range of possible forms and level of geometric control made available in the parametric interface, this has been well thought through. What I don't understand is the proposed material or fabrication methodology as there is no commentary on this. Some of the example images seem to have a thickness but the parametrically-generated form does not.

An all time classic, it's well done, good parametric controls.

Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your thoughts on the geometric control and flexibility of the parametric design. Regarding material and fabrication, the vase was designed with 3D printing in mind, specifically using PLA wood filament, with a gold spray-painted finish for a metallic appearance. As for thickness and surface Boolean union, Beegraphy still has limitations in executing these operations for certain geometric forms. While the exact cause is unclear, the Beegraphy team has acknowledged this on Discord and mentioned plans to improve it. To work around this, I exported the model to Fusion 360, where I joined the base and top surfaces and added thickness to create a manufacturable solid. Some of the rendered images reflect this finalized version, but I see how this might not have been fully clear in the documentation. I appreciate your feedback and will ensure that material and fabrication details are communicated more explicitly in future submissions. Thanks again!

Thank you for your kind words, Professor Lescop! I'm thrilled you appreciate the parametric controls and the overall execution.