A repeating hexagonal pattern is a common one, observed in soap bubbles floating in liquied, compound eyes of insects, and many other natural phenomena. For example, bubbles of real soap floating in liquid are closely packed and they form a virtually regular hexagonal pattern. By connecting the bubbles' center points, a mesh of basically equilateral triangles is produced. Bubble meshing is proposed by simulating such natural phenomena.
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Bubble Mesh
A repeating hexagonal pattern is a common one, observed in soap bubbles floating in liquied, compound eyes of insects, and many other natural phenomena. For example, bubbles of real soap floating in liquid are closely packed and they form a virtually regular hexagonal pattern. By connecting the bubbles' center points, a mesh of basically equilateral triangles is produced. Bubble meshing is proposed by simulating such natural phenomena.
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