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Baltorigamist wrote:Some new stuff:

The test-fold for my newest design: Cyclommatus imperator v2.4

Cyclommatus imperator 2.4 test-fold by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

An update of my dragon model

Dragon update by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

Sorry for the horrible pics, will retake later.

Please make diagrams (or cp) of your Cyclommatus imperator. It would mean the world to me

Baltorigamist wrote:Here's an older design of mine that I just got around to refolding last night: my Four-Legged Crane With A Crane With A Crane On Its Back On Its Back.


4LCWACWACOIBOIB 212 by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

A close-up:

4LCWACWACOIBOIB (Close-Up) by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

To scale:

4LCWACWACOIBOIB (Scale) by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

It looks like something Jeremy Shafer would design XD

I have diagrams in the works for the Cyclommatus, and yes, the 4LCWACWACOIBOIB is Shafer-esque--but I assure you that I developed it completely independently.

I'm not doubting Could you please send the diagrams to me? My email is cowburger13@gmail.com Thanks!

I'll decide when I finish them who I'll send them to.

ok.

Horse by Me (Test-Fold) by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

Nice! I love horses!

Just wanted to give you guys a heads-up that I'm not dead designing-wise--the models I'm working on are being really tricky. I'll have them up as soon as I can.

cool, I can't wait

Baltorigamist wrote:Finished it.
Don't worry--I'm not converting.

Pinkie Pie as a pegasus? Awesome!

^ I wouldn't know one from the other or which one's which creature. I just happened to have a lot of pink kami.

Baltorigamist wrote: Going up from the bottom left:
.35356
.70711

Up from bottom right:
.26588
.73412

And that doesn't even factor in the grafts for the toe splits, which I didn't draw due to laziness (Oripa needs a "bring-point-to-edge-from-a-given-point" feature).

I don't know much about designing models. Can you tell me what these numbers are? What do they exactly say?
btw, you're a good folder.

Unicorn by Baltorigamist, on Flickr


Narwhal by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

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Gene ->
Those numbers are the reference points for the main flaps on the model.

Place the square in Quadrant I of a graph (+,+) with the lower left corner on the origin. The opposite corner is at (1,1).
Measure and mark the points I listed {(0,0.35356); (0,0.70711) and (1,0.26588); (1,0.73412)]. Mirror them over to the other side over the line of symmetry, and you have all the basic creases for folding the base.