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Benchmark Objects

Render of benchmarking objects (a though d)

a. shows a mesh node that is graded with two materials

b. shows a screwdriver that consists of a mesh node and graded with three materials

c. shows a soft actuator that consists of a functional geometry node and graded with three materials

d. shows a mug that is designed using multiple functional geometry nodes and boolean operations

See the full paper for more detail

Case Studies

Functionally Graded Gyroidal Wing

OpenVCAD's functional geometry node is well suited to express triply periodic geometry like the gyroid pattern in the figure below. Functional patterns can be clipper with a boundary mesh to form infill patterns. Additionally, geometric features can be parameterized on spatial location. In the below example, the unit cell size is linearly decreased along the x-axis. The example was generated using 8 line OpenVCAD script.
Network and render of gyroidal wing

root((-23, -5, -1), (23, 5, 3), (0.05, 0.05, 0.05)){
	fgrade(["0.021739 * x + 0.5", "-0.021739 * x + 0.5"], ["red", "blue"], "prob"){
		intersection(){
			mesh("OpenVCAD-Examples/multi-material/wing/wing.stl", "red");
			function("sin(((2 * pi) / (-0.06304347 * x + 1.55)) * x) * cos(((2 * pi) / (-0.06304347 * x + 1.55)) * y) + 
				  sin(((2 * pi) / (-0.06304347 * x + 1.55)) * y) * cos(((2 * pi) / (-0.06304347 * x + 1.55)) * z) + 
				  sin(((2 * pi) / (-0.06304347 * x + 1.55)) * z) * cos(((2 * pi) / (-0.06304347 * x + 1.55)) * x)", "red");
}}}