Satoshi Kamiya - Phoenix

JeossMayhem · Post by **JeossMayhem** » November 22nd, 2007, 7:06 pm

Haha, the funny thing is, I run Oripa on a mac, and it techncally doesn't realize it's an application. And, I can't export any files to a format that my computer recognizes. If I'd want to save a CP to say, post on the net, I've have to take a screenshot of my screen, haha.

Nonetheless, I only use it and Adobe Illustrator for CP practice, and figure out some of my own designs.

origamimasterjared · November 22nd, 2007, 10:47 pm

One day I was running ORIPA, and then the next day I tried opening it and it didn't work. Hasn't worked since.

And yeah, I'm on a Mac, so I can't just download the latest JRE. And same deal with the files.

chesslo · Post by **chesslo** » November 24th, 2007, 3:00 am

hey origamimasterjared, i have collaspe the phoenix 3.0 to its base, do u have any tips on what to do next??

thanks from yr pal
chesslo

Trekker_1983 · Post by **Trekker_1983** » November 24th, 2007, 5:10 am

Finally you've collapsed the CP,chesslo!

I couldn't collapse mine.. I wasn't trying to hard though..

Is there any phoenix 3.5 CP that shows which lines should be valley folded and mountain folded?

chesslo · Post by **chesslo** » November 24th, 2007, 10:52 am

nop, not what i know off

perrosaurio · Post by **perrosaurio** » November 25th, 2007, 1:53 am

Hi evereyone,

finally I get guts enough to enter this

If 3.5 is similar to 3.0 I should say that after collapsing you should move frontwards the further 5 zig zag layers from both sides re arranging in a triangle formed in the middle, but I'm very bad explaining CPs and bases; also tail seems to be consecutive inside reverse folds. Good luck.

This is my 16x16 cm colored wrapping paper Phoenix 3.5 (CP solution from a friend). Though some details are missing in the head and the legs needs a second try but still, considering the size, I'm pretty proud of my baby

regards.

A random folder · Post by **A random folder** » November 25th, 2007, 7:12 am

For 3.5, what are the easy references?

origamimasterjared · November 25th, 2007, 10:02 am

1/3. The CP is built on a 36 x 36 grid.

A random folder · November 25th, 2007, 11:01 pm

Thank you, I now have the 36 by 36 grid, now are there any other easy references?

eric_son · Post by **eric_son** » November 26th, 2007, 4:32 am

chesslo wrote:hey origamimasterjared, i have collaspe the phoenix 3.0 to its base, do u have any tips on what to do next??

thanks from yr pal
chesslo

John,

Study the phoenix picture in Kamiya's site. Also study the various pictures of the 3.0 phoenix in this forum. Those should give enough tips on how to fold most of the parts.

You'll also find really good instructions on how to fold the tail section in one of the threads in this forum.

JUANC · Post by **JUANC** » November 26th, 2007, 10:48 pm

hey! I have done the cp from the fusion of the two phoenix!!!!!!

it is not too much like the original one but i try.............

AquaDragon · Post by **AquaDragon** » November 27th, 2007, 3:46 am

JUANC wrote:hey! I have done the cp from the fusion of the two phoenix!!!!!!

it is not too much like the original one but i try.............

Neat job on the crease pattern!

I'll have to try version 3.5 sometime soon!

JeossMayhem · Post by **JeossMayhem** » November 27th, 2007, 4:33 am

I spent last night making the folding pattern in Oripa, and then today collapsing the cp. It's actually a really simple model as long as you get the first few steps in the folding sequence figured out.
I'd post a picture if I wanted to finish the model, but since I folded it out of 21cm tissue foil, it's not gonna look great no matter how much time I want to spend on it... Gonna have to make more paper this weekend I guess.

Trekker_1983 · Post by **Trekker_1983** » November 27th, 2007, 4:38 am

Hello...

Could anyone please show me how to collapse this part of the CP?

Thanks before..

JeossMayhem · Post by **JeossMayhem** » November 27th, 2007, 5:21 am

Hey Trekker_1983, you're lucky I don't want to study right now.
Or maybe I should say thanks for distracting me.

I hope that's clear enough. (blue as mountain, red as valley)