Ready for Valentine: combination of Phyllotaxis and Cordate Leaf

This is not a tutorial but I tried to combine the models done in my previous 3 posts. still WIP...

https://r1132100503382-eu1-3dswym.3dexperience.3ds.com/#community:SNKdMgXCR8SJqa8lpbe7IQ/post:kZktOoBuTCuPfLXP4BH08A

 

https://r1132100503382-eu1-3dswym.3dexperience.3ds.com/#community:SNKdMgXCR8SJqa8lpbe7IQ/post:FYS2wcClQ7aRsxSEHDNoOA

 


https://r1132100503382-eu1-3dswym.3dexperience.3ds.com/#community:SNKdMgXCR8SJqa8lpbe7IQ/post:So8v-rdqSleq4QsKV0M4mA

model structure is like this

1. create the phyllotaxis base -> a list of axis systemes well placed and with correct orientation

2. attach the leaves to each axis systems -> the leaves became petals by controling their growth

3. changing a petal’s altitude, size and orientation as a function of n.

Lindenmayer: " The height at which a petal is placed decreases by a small amount as n increases. The size of each successive petal is incremented linearly. The orientation is also adjusted linearly by a small angle increment. Thus, petals with small values of index n are placed more vertically, while petals with larger indices n are more horizontal. 

also there is a tropism effect in each petal: central petals are flatter than external petals

4. add a red color to make sure you see a flower -  no confusion with artichoke or lettuce (critical for Valentine)

I struggled with the usage of "transpose" in the model. to make sure parameters are applied at the right level of the lists.

model of the petal

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model of the flower

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