OBDF_Sophia.K

 I checked my two options with different structures with the instructor, he advised me to thicken some thin structures of my preferred option and it would be printable. So, I rebuilt the pattern source again. He showed me some tricks such as "Panel" however, I thought it might be hard to panel in same shape on repeating parts of my pattern source. This time, I set my thickness as double the size of the previous size. < Panel tried in the Red area, however, yellow area should share the same shape to repeated seamlessly > < rebuilt pattern source on the left, pattern source before edit on the right > < rebuilt pattern source on the right, pattern source before edit on the left > < rebuilt pattern source on the right, pattern source before edit on the left > < Structure made with new pattern, Not Sure this is Thick enough > < Newly built varied versions of pattern source, thickness adjusted > < Patterns made with the each pattern source abo

 After figuring out that I am printing this object, we had a group meeting in class, discussing what this object can be used for, and assessing the possibility and concerning points of printing this structure. As its use, I thought it can make a good light shade thanks to its hollow spots all over the structure. My team mates agreed on my opinion on that. The first feedback I got was that some of the part is displaying really thin points, and it might not be sturdy or even thick enough of print. So, I was advised to add thickness on those parts. < Thin and pointy points that are concerning > And I asked opinion on how to solve the problem I have with this project, which is that I have two separate pattern sources to warp on surface, since I couldn't display them in one bounding box.  < Two separate objects are warped on one surface and each shown in blue and green color. > Team mates pointed out that I didn't made actual bounding box in Rhino and just used bounding