Soccer anyone?

[Groutie]

I mean, sheeeeeit LSR uda man. Ya can't get a better tutorial that that. Nuff said, nice football...................

[lasershows]

jesus, the code does nothing, its poorly explained maybe unless your an expert in lisp and autocad and so far I didnt see anyone else manage to make another ball from it.

[StykFacE]

jesus, the code does nothing, its poorly explained maybe unless your an expert in lisp and autocad and so far I didnt see anyone else manage to make another ball from it.

so just because someone posts a tutorial means everyone should try it out? lol

[Gothic]

I can't run the Lisp file u supposed.
I don't know what it happened. when i load this lisp file into my obj,
it sign me unknown command.

Gothic

[CarlB]

Since there seems to be interest in this soccer ball lisp, so I simplified the routine to include the coordinates in the routine. It draws points, not surfaces.

(defun c:soccer ()
  (setq ptlist
 '(
   (0.00000000 1.00000000 4.85410197)
   (0.00000000 -1.00000000 -4.85410197)
   (0.00000000 1.00000000 -4.85410197) 
   (0.00000000 -1.00000000 4.85410197) 
   (1.00000000 4.85410197 0.00000000) 
   (1.00000000 -4.85410197 0.00000000) 
   (-1.00000000 4.85410197 0.00000000) 
   (-1.00000000 -4.85410197 0.00000000) 
   (4.85410197 0.00000000 1.00000000) 
   (4.85410197 0.00000000 -1.00000000) 
   (-4.85410197 0.00000000 1.00000000) 
   (-4.85410197 0.00000000 -1.00000000) 
   (2.00000000 4.23606798 1.61803399) 
   (-2.00000000 4.23606798 1.61803399) 
   (2.00000000 4.23606798 -1.61803399) 
   (-2.00000000 4.23606798 -1.61803399) 
   (2.00000000 -4.23606798 1.61803399) 
   (-2.00000000 -4.23606798 1.61803399) 
   (2.00000000 -4.23606798 -1.61803399) 
   (-2.00000000 -4.23606798 -1.61803399) 
   (4.23606798 1.61803399 2.00000000) 
   (-4.23606798 1.61803399 2.00000000) 
   (4.23606798 1.61803399 -2.00000000) 
   (-4.23606798 1.61803399 -2.00000000) 
   (4.23606798 -1.61803399 2.00000000) 
   (-4.23606798 -1.61803399 2.00000000) 
   (4.23606798 -1.61803399 -2.00000000) 
   (-4.23606798 -1.61803399 -2.00000000) 
   (1.61803399 2.00000000 4.23606798) 
   (-1.61803399 2.00000000 4.23606798) 
   (1.61803399 2.00000000 -4.23606798) 
   (-1.61803399 2.00000000 -4.23606798) 
   (1.61803399 -2.00000000 4.23606798) 
   (-1.61803399 -2.00000000 4.23606798) 
   (1.61803399 -2.00000000 -4.23606798) 
   (-1.61803399 -2.00000000 -4.23606798) 
   (1.00000000 3.61803399 3.23606798) 
   (-1.00000000 3.61803399 3.23606798) 
   (1.00000000 3.61803399 -3.23606798) 
   (-1.00000000 3.61803399 -3.23606798) 
   (1.00000000 -3.61803399 3.23606798) 
   (-1.00000000 -3.61803399 3.23606798) 
   (1.00000000 -3.61803399 -3.23606798) 
   (-1.00000000 -3.61803399 -3.23606798) 
   (3.61803399 3.23606798 1.00000000) 
   (-3.61803399 3.23606798 1.00000000) 
   (3.61803399 3.23606798 -1.00000000) 
   (-3.61803399 3.23606798 -1.00000000) 
   (3.61803399 -3.23606798 1.00000000) 
   (-3.61803399 -3.23606798 1.00000000) 
   (3.61803399 -3.23606798 -1.00000000) 
   (-3.61803399 -3.23606798 -1.00000000) 
   (3.23606798 1.00000000 3.61803399) 
   (-3.23606798 1.00000000 3.61803399) 
   (3.23606798 1.00000000 -3.61803399) 
   (-3.23606798 1.00000000 -3.61803399) 
   (3.23606798 -1.00000000 3.61803399) 
   (-3.23606798 -1.00000000 3.61803399) 
   (3.23606798 -1.00000000 -3.61803399) 
   (-3.23606798 -1.00000000 -3.61803399)
   )
  )
  (foreach x ptlist
     (command "._point" x)
  )
 (princ)
)

[LSR]

Gothic and Lasershows:
If you guys had followed or read the thread sequence you would notice that I posted
the wrong code (typo error) the first time, the two previous guys made the same mistake as you guys.
I corrected the code since then, the correct one is somewhere in the middle of the thread.
"X" made a glass like ball.

CarlB:
Simpler code. An excellent one, I like it. Yes, it only draws points not surfaces.
These points represent the vertices of the icosahedron which you create the surfaces.

[Gothic]

Gothic and Lasershows:
If you guys had followed or read the thread sequence you would notice that I posted
the wrong code (typo error) the first time, the two previous guys made the same mistake as you guys.
I corrected the code since then, the correct one is somewhere in the middle of the thread.
"X" made a glass like ball.

CarlB:
Simpler code. An excellent one, I like it. Yes, it only draws points not surfaces.
These points represent the vertices of the icosahedron which you create the surfaces.

thanks 4 ur rply. i'll try it again as u proposed.
i'm just a novice in those field.

thank you.

Gothic

[Gothic]

ball.jpg


I've caught it, N' I love it very much that.........

Thank you

Gothic

[Antisthenes]

how can i get a DWG of your soccerball to make a SAT out of?

thanks

[chan09]

Now, i also got one....!