My fullerene simulator for designing toilet paper tube constructions is still one of my favorites.
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My fullerene simulator for designing toilet paper tube constructions is still one of my favorites. Try it in its new home as an @observablehq Notebook Kit notebook! 🧻🧻🧻 https://rreusser.github.io/notebooks/charmin-nanotubes-and-toiletpaperfullerenes/
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My fullerene simulator for designing toilet paper tube constructions is still one of my favorites. Try it in its new home as an @observablehq Notebook Kit notebook! 🧻🧻🧻 https://rreusser.github.io/notebooks/charmin-nanotubes-and-toiletpaperfullerenes/
@rreusser @observablehq Looks like a ton of fun. How does it work exactly? I'm guessing it minimises some energy trying to make all N-gons as flat as possible?
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@rreusser @observablehq Looks like a ton of fun. How does it work exactly? I'm guessing it minimises some energy trying to make all N-gons as flat as possible?
@lisyarus Scroll down! There's a description of the axial forces, dihedral forces, and torsional forces that make it work. Gradient descent is a *very* inefficient method, but it's plenty good enough for interactive use. I was very pleased the torsional force derivation worked out.
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