top | item 34633480 (no title) Voltage | 3 years ago Great article! I didn't know about Rotation Minimizing Frames or the double reflection method.I've run up against the issue of unexpected twisting of splines at work more than once. discuss order hn newest TheRealPomax|3 years ago They're also known as Frenet frames, or Bishop frames, if you're going to dig into them in the future. Voltage|3 years ago Thanks for the tip.I thought I recognized your handle! You wrote the "A Primer on Bézier Curves" article. Thanks for providing that amazing resource, it's been invaluable during my learning process. load replies (1) Jasper_|3 years ago Frenet frames are simply any orthonormal frame. A rotation-minimizing frame is a frame that has minimal twist from some previous frame. load replies (1)
TheRealPomax|3 years ago They're also known as Frenet frames, or Bishop frames, if you're going to dig into them in the future. Voltage|3 years ago Thanks for the tip.I thought I recognized your handle! You wrote the "A Primer on Bézier Curves" article. Thanks for providing that amazing resource, it's been invaluable during my learning process. load replies (1) Jasper_|3 years ago Frenet frames are simply any orthonormal frame. A rotation-minimizing frame is a frame that has minimal twist from some previous frame. load replies (1)
Voltage|3 years ago Thanks for the tip.I thought I recognized your handle! You wrote the "A Primer on Bézier Curves" article. Thanks for providing that amazing resource, it's been invaluable during my learning process. load replies (1)
Jasper_|3 years ago Frenet frames are simply any orthonormal frame. A rotation-minimizing frame is a frame that has minimal twist from some previous frame. load replies (1)
TheRealPomax|3 years ago
Voltage|3 years ago
I thought I recognized your handle! You wrote the "A Primer on Bézier Curves" article. Thanks for providing that amazing resource, it's been invaluable during my learning process.
Jasper_|3 years ago