SAUVONS LE PALAIS DE LA DÉCOUVERTE
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(Avis personnel : des musées comme le Grand Palais, il y en a plein à Paris. Il n'y a qu'un Palais de la Découverte.)
SAUVONS LE PALAIS DE LA DÉCOUVERTE
www.change.org/p/sauvons-le...
(Avis personnel : des musées comme le Grand Palais, il y en a plein à Paris. Il n'y a qu'un Palais de la Découverte.)
The screenshot is from Graphite, yes. But I realized that it was not configured to use my Nvidia's GPU, but only the motherboard's chipset 😅 That's my bad.
Now it works way faster! (around 5 fps, but it's manageable)
A 3D Lidar scan of the Matterhorn mountain in Switzerland, rendered in levels of gray over a white background
Nice! When I saw the whole country was scanned, I had to look at what the Matterhorn looked like and I was not dissapointed (although I cooked my CPU to render ~50M points. I guess @brunolevy01.bsky.social 's graphite is not designed for this use case 😅)
May I also ask what's wrong with the SDF -> Marching cubes -> Remeshing approach?
A scan of a ferret brain made of polygonal slices, visualized in the Graphite software
Hello :)
Sounds like a cool surface reconstruction project!
Here is a link to the data in .ply : filesender.belnet.be?s=download&t...
with z being 1.5*x.
And here is how it looks in @brunolevy01.bsky.social 's software
Pointing out a common misconception (that I also used to be guilty of): min(s1,s2) and max(s1,s2) are **not** signed distance functions, but lower/upper bounds on the true SDF of the intersection/union.
iquilezles.org/articles/int...
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The 1st SGP deadline is in 3 weeks!: if you submit, you will be notified of the acceptance decision on March 15th, leaving you with almost one month to resubmit your revised work to our 2nd deadline of April 11th (if rejected), and with over 3 months to get a visa (if accepted)