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Tools for Structural Analysis and Optimization of Procedural Masonry Buildings
We present a set of off-the-shelf tools that will enable structural simulations and optimization into procedural modeled masonry buildings, as historical buildings like cathedrals or churches. For instance, with our tools we are capable of easily knowing whether the roof of a given masonry structure is sound, if it falls down, and, in the later case, even which brick of this structure has moved. For this we integrate a set of custom tools into the available Houdini platform [Sid12], together with the freely available Bullet engine and a set of Python scripts to quickly and efficiently simulate masonry structures.
Tools for Structural Analysis and Optimization of Procedural Masonry Buildings
We present a set of off-the-shelf tools that will enable structural simulations and optimization into procedural modeled masonry buildings, as historical buildings like cathedrals or churches. For instance, with our tools we are capable of easily knowing whether the roof of a given masonry structure is sound, if it falls down, and, in the later case, even which brick of this structure has moved. For this we integrate a set of custom tools into the available Houdini platform [Sid12], together with the freely available Bullet engine and a set of Python scripts to quickly and efficiently simulate masonry structures.
Tools for Structural Analysis and Optimization of Procedural Masonry Buildings
Fita, Josep Lluis (author) / Besuievsky, Gonzalo (author) / Patow, Gustavo (author)
2016
5 pages
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
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