This page contains links to images which show the nose from various
orientations. Some of the images are a "slice" of the nose, so only
some struts and vertexes are visible in these. Some of the images
have labels which identify the struts or vertexes. The color of the
label matches the color of the strut or vertex to which it points.
The labels are connected to the strut or vertex with a white line.
The color assigned to each strut is based on the depth from
the main axis. In general, red struts are closest and
blue ones are farthest away. For front views, the red
struts are near the nostrils and the blue ones are near
the back of the nose (the bridge). For side views, the
red struts are farthest from the center line of the nose,
and the blue struts are on the center line or near it.
For top views the red struts are at the top of the model
(the tip of the nose) and the blue struts are along the
base, where the nose will meet the playa.
There is also a file
containing the list of neighbor vertexes for each vertex.
In a pinch, this information could be used to guide
construction of the nose.
These images were generated using the
Nose
Calculator, which is actually a very flexible tool
which will work with your data files to present similar
drawings and calculations for your own conduit project.
Total views:
Slices which show vertex labels:
Slices which show strut labels:
- First slice, seen from side
- Second slice, seen from side
- Third slice, seen from side
- Fourth slice, seen from side
- Fifth slice, seen from side
- Sixth slice, seen from side
- First slice, seen from top
- Second slice, seen from top
- Third slice, seen from top
- Fourth slice, seen from top
- Fifth slice, seen from top
- Sixth slice, seen from top
- First slice, seen from front
- Second slice, seen from front
- Third slice, seen from front
- Fourth slice, seen from front
- Fifth slice, seen from front
- Sixth slice, seen from front
These are detail images of the "deck":
These are detail images of the "strong column between the nostrils":
These are detail images of the "booger joint". The booger joint
is where 15 struts come together... :
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