Capsule lattice, ~-shaped gaps, Ningboballs, magnets tutorial @EdoTimmermans
Capsule lattice, ~-shaped gaps, Ningboballs, magnets tutorial  @EdoTimmermans
Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
One has to be quite careful building this shape, especially the right order for connecting units is important. The shape is an intermediate between Schwartz' P and D surfaces, when observing a capsule as a chamber with 6 exiting tunnels it is the P surface, when observing each capsule as two parts with 4 exiting tunnels each it is the D surface. In the middle of each capsule there is a narrow part that makes it fair to think of this shape as the D surface.
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