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@wjakob while I appreciate the extra citation, I was not actually a co-author of the Walk on Stars paper, as indicated in the bibliography of this paper :-)

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@wjakob while I appreciate the extra citation, I was not actually a co-author of the Walk on Stars paper, as indicated in the bibliography of this paper :-)

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@aaronhertzmann I haven’t read the ones you list, but “Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness” i found absolutely fascinating and it falls within a similar theme. Highly recommend.

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@aaronhertzmann I haven’t read the ones you list, but “Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness” i found absolutely fascinating and it falls within a similar theme. Highly recommend.

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Business idea my 11 year old daughter came up with: “Darmoc and Gelato”. It would additionally serve “tea, Early grey, hot”. #prouddad

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Business idea my 11 year old daughter came up with: “Darmoc and Gelato”. It would additionally serve “tea, Early grey, hot”. #prouddad

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@bsavery This is very close to what I want. Thanks for the pointer!

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@bsavery This is very close to what I want. Thanks for the pointer!

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@aaronhertzmann Interesting read! I’m curious: have you tried to estimate the focal length/FOV of the Rafael painting? Could the lack of marginal distortion on the faces simply be due to it not being a super wide angle image?

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@aaronhertzmann Interesting read! I’m curious: have you tried to estimate the focal length/FOV of the Rafael painting? Could the lack of marginal distortion on the faces simply be due to it not being a super wide angle image?

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@DBG3D Thanks. Yes, it’s an imported OVDB file. I’ll play around in the scripting workspace. Does blender’s python API provide access to the externally referenced files? (I do see that volume.data.filepath = //bunny_cloud.vdb, but am not sure how to get at that data from the python script yet)

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@DBG3D Thanks. Yes, it’s an imported OVDB file. I’ll play around in the scripting workspace. Does blender’s python API provide access to the externally referenced files? (I do see that volume.data.filepath = //bunny_cloud.vdb, but am not sure how to get at that data from the python script yet)

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@DBG3D Thanks. Yes, I found this shortly after posting. It does seem to give me values corresponding to the dimensions of the volume in blender, so that’s a good start. Though ideally I’d like access to the actual VDB data, so I can use pyopenvdb functionality to inspect it and possibly convert it.

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@DBG3D Thanks. Yes, I found this shortly after posting. It does seem to give me values corresponding to the dimensions of the volume in blender, so that’s a good start. Though ideally I’d like access to the actual VDB data, so I can use pyopenvdb functionality to inspect it and possibly convert it.

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Anyone familiar with #Blender #development know whether its possible to access a volume’s #OpenVDB data in an export plugin written in #python? For instance, if I simply wanted to write out the bounding box of the vdb file? Even better: convert the OpenVDB file to #NanoVDB and write it out? Poking around python docs hasn’t yet been fruitful.

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Anyone familiar with #Blender #development know whether its possible to access a volume’s #OpenVDB data in an export plugin written in #python? For instance, if I simply wanted to write out the bounding box of the vdb file? Even better: convert the OpenVDB file to #NanoVDB and write it out? Poking around python docs hasn’t yet been fruitful.