At a Glance: This is a recording of my final presentation for a class I took in Spring 2021, which was CS 531: Computational Geometry at ... This video was part of the XSI 4 Production Series DVDs also hosted on Vast.
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This is a recording of my final presentation for a class I took in Spring 2021, which was CS 531: Computational Geometry at ... This video was part of the XSI 4 Production Series DVDs also hosted on Vast. Push, pull, mold, and manipulate rigid lines into any form imaginable.
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- This is a recording of my final presentation for a class I took in Spring 2021, which was CS 531: Computational Geometry at ...
- This video was part of the XSI 4 Production Series DVDs also hosted on Vast.
- Push, pull, mold, and manipulate rigid lines into any form imaginable.
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