Radius Music: Stack

25Apr10

These test renderings show 6 full revolutions of a room made by the Radius Music device.

Each revolution produces a path, which is then imported into maya for extrusion and compiling the stack. Each scan is a two dimensional snapshot of how a room looked at a given time (ie the Radius Music device revolves on one axis only), but in stacking numerous paths on top of each other we can get an idea of how the room changed over the time it took to make 6 revolutions.

For earlier tests check these posts [1] and [2]

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