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[WEEK 01] Rhino Notes 1 – 2D
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[WEEK 03] Rhino Notes 3 – 3D to 2D
[WEEK 04] Grasshopper Notes 1
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[WEEK 05] V-Ray Notes
[WEEK 5] Enscape Notes
[Week 5] Photoshop tips
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Lecture 2.2.2 Lighting, Holl, Photoshop + Enscape
[WEEK 06] Grasshopper Notes 1.2
[WEEK 8] GH Ladybug
[WEEK 08] DIVA
[Week 8] GH Elk Intro
[Week 9] InDesign
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2.2B Simulated Light
November 2, 2020
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Cut patterns are interesting. I would turn down the intensity of your sun.
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Cut patterns are interesting. I would turn down the intensity of your sun.