I was messing around in CAD, with parabolic curves mainly, and ended up with this.

 

 

 

ALL of the green lines in this drawing are straight. (Ignore the white cross hairs in the far right figure, I forgot to move my cursor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just though it was kinda cool..Enjoy, or something.

I used to have alot of fun doing this too! :) I tried to come up with some interesting ones other than the original (four point Steeler-star thing), but eh, all lopsided. Yours are amazing though! :thumbsup:

kinda cool. What are you using CAD for usually? (It isn't the kind of tool, people just happen to have.)

That's pretty cool. I don't know much else to say because I have no idea what that program does, but that's still pretty cool.

That's...quite...cool... :shock:

 

Seriously amazing stuff. It's not hard to do (in effect) but just really cool and you can prove it by making every line a different colour! Just toking :mrgreen:

We had some basic CAD lessons back in high school... nothing like that though.

In math a few years ago, our teacher gave us a packet with a bunch of things kind of like those. There was one with a bunch of dots. If we connected the dots correctly, we would've made a "circle". There were also a few with bunnies and stuff.

 

 

 

Those things are awesome.

I used to make those at school. Really easy. All you do is create shaped numbered grids and match the numbers up. You just need a little patience, but the result is beautiful symetry :)

Heh we're using CAD in my engineering and design class.

Spoof! Did you leave for awhile or something? Just haven't seen you post in OT for a long time. Good to see you :

Spoof! Did you leave for awhile or something? Just haven't seen you post in OT for a long time. Good to see you :

 

 

 

I've been here. Apparently I flamed too much, and if i post here, ill get mad and call people names and flame, so I was resisiting. \

 

 

 

CAD is used for design purposed, houses, car parts, parts for..everything.

 

 

 

ca2theone - if ou could see the program actually running I could run the cursor any given line and it would highlight the line...

I did these in 6th grade, just not that complicated.

Heh, my math teacher just assigned me a project about these this week. They're really cool.

When I was a wee lad, in about 5th-6th grade, I recall seeing something like these hanging in the 7th grade math area. Not nearly as intricate as these, more like just the corners in the picture with the white crosshairs, but I still found it interesting.

When I was a wee lad, in about 5th-6th grade, I recall seeing something like these hanging in the 7th grade math area. Not nearly as intricate as these, more like just the corners in the picture with the white crosshairs, but I still found it interesting.

 

 

 

The corner you speak of the the parabolic curve. It is pretty much one of those mirrored and copied all over. Except I put two arcs together and did the same to those to get the rounded ones :P

... We drew them by hand back in first year of High school. Was in our Maths lessons. All to do with enlargement and the likes. Was a fun topic.

 

 

 

I used CAD for my design and technology project. Don't know if I got anything on the computer left from it, though. I'll check later. :)

That is this much

 

 

 

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cool

...wow....thats pretty neat =D>

Wow impressive. My parents have CAD installed on this computer, though its way too difficult to try and use without tutorials. And I can't even find any on the internet (well any decent ones...even searching Google).

 

 

 

Do you know Spoofer where I can find any? :?