Lectures related to Introduction to Stereotomy

Explores AutoCAD 3D variables for vectorial output and solid surface creation.

Provides an overview of meshing algorithms for generating quality meshes in CAD software.

Demonstrates creating a pavilion using a topological cube in TopSolid, emphasizing geometric accuracy and practical modeling techniques.

Introduces the finite element software STATIK 7, covering its functionalities and applications in structural engineering.

Introduces working with surfaces, polysurfaces, and solids in Rhino, covering rendering, material editing, and mesh creation.

Introduces the fundamentals of working with NURBS and surfaces in Rhino, covering tools for creating curves, surfaces, and meshes.

Introduces the fundamentals of 3D modeling in AutoCAD, covering commands for creating and manipulating objects.

Introduces the basics of AutoCAD, covering object creation, editing tools, and advanced features.

Covers the conceptualization and design process of mechanical systems, from requirements analysis to final report writing.

Explores the basics of creating paper templates from 3D models for architectural elements.

Explores the stone cutting process, emphasizing geometric rules and material preservation.

Explores joinery generation using Rhino3D and Grasshopper tools for mesh and curve manipulation.

Covers advanced timber plate structural design and innovative architectural applications.

Introduces AutoCAD 3D modeling commands and techniques for creating vaults and managing properties.

Explores 'LIMITATION 1 CÔTÉ' and 'DIÈDRES' in stereotomy using TopSolid 7 software.

Demonstrates how to extract urban geometry from OpenStreetMap into Rhino.

Covers the use of CloudCompare for comparing various objects and aligning point clouds.

Explores the aftermath of a massive avalanche and the challenges faced in mapping its impact.

Explores AutoCAD 3D lighting basics, including extrusion, rendering, and camera settings.

Covers the process of 3D printing using Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) and related concepts.