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LightShade
- 48 hour research/design assignment.
The assignment is to create a new "pendant" (hanging) type lighting fixture. Each of the lights is intended to hang and illuminate the ceiling immediately around it. The design for the light shade should find its language in a specific pattern MODE and STYLE of ornament, and should make immediate reference to the individual characteristics, rules and logic of that style. |
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Pattern
Modes: - Unitary - Additive - Repeating - Hypotactic Ornamental Styles |
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Once a
style has been chosen each participant will be expected to analyze and deconstruct
the logic behind the ornament. The participant is then asked to use the
analysis to design a LightShade? that reflect both an understanding of the
ornamental logic and an understanding of the spatial relationship between
illumination and surface topology.
This fast introduction
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Each student will be provided with: - a socket, |
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The lights and the patterns of light and shade that they reflect will be used to illuminate designed ornamental ceiling surfaces in the main work of the diplomwahlfach arbeit. Consideration should
be taken upon issues of reflection, shadows, spacing, geometry, position,
pattern, direct and indirect lighting. |
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Each participant
will be required to present 6 images of their chosen style, explain the
styles fundamental logical rules, the use of motifs, and the organization
of patterning with relation to the crated light.
Deliverables: Presentation Wednesday Feb 09, 1400 |
Assignment 2a) PRESENTATION SCREEN Assignment 2 will make a presentation screen for the ornament blocks from the first assignment. For this project we will attempt to use the Laser cutter at Technopark. It can cut thin metal sheet, plastic sheet, and thin wood or cardboard. The final product should display the blocks in a novel, interesting, and appropriate way. The mounting system can take advantage of the windows in the PC lab (143x264 cm) but this is not specifically required. The goal of this assignment is to demonstrate the possibilities and limitations of this second form of CNC production, and to get you thinking about the act of making 3d strucures out of 2d cuttings. Concepts to explore are folding, bending, perforation, intersections, and of course the final ornamented aesthetic of the project. Deliverables for Wednesday Dec 8th are drawings, sketches, 3d models, or digital files,... whatever you need to communicate your idea. The final project will be a group work, and should be able to be produced in one day. Groups Design: Vanessa Borkmann, Christina Ritigelman, Caroline Ting, Jörg Hillesheim Fabrication: Felix Siegrist, Johann Reble, Carolina Mojto, Dominique Meier, Jonas Grob Organization: Mathias Bernhard, Ingmar Kurtz, Simone Renfer, Anna Flueckiger |
Assignment 1c) Parametric Programming The third part of assignment 1 is to begin programming with MEL to create surfaces. 1. Examine the 3 surfaces you have already milled. 2. Identify a “unique characteristic” from the surface: - a pattern in the layers of plywood - look for a motif, pattern, or ornamental feature - a pattern that is a result of the geometry & the material - some unique identifying aesthetic characteristic that can be used as part of a overall design 3. Analyze the feature and determine how to recreate its geometry or features 4. Experiment with MEL and MAYA to determine how to PROGRAM the characteristics onto a surface 5. Refine your program using logical statements and variables. 6. Turn your script into a PROCEDURE 7. Execute the procedure a number of times to create the final set of surfaces to be milled. 8 Process the surfaces using SurfCAM? 9 Mill the surfaces. The goal for this assignment is to make the translation of a modeled surface, into a programmed surface and get you familiar with making a MEL – Procedure. The final product of the complete assignment 1 (a, b, & c) should be a set 12 milled surfaces. With 9 of the surfaces being generated from a single MEL code. The surfaces and scripts are DUE for presentation on Dec 1 in the milling lab. At this time each student will also present their MEL script and demonstrate how it works to create the ornamented-milled surfaces. |
Assignment 1b) SURFCAM: Processing a surface The second assignment is to process one of your MAYA surfaces and get it ready for the CNC mill.
2. Subdivide the surface IN MAYA using the detach surfaces tool 3. Process the surface with both Rough and fine cuts. The goal for this assignment is to get familiar with SurfCAM? and preparing surface forms for output to the mill. The final product of the assignment should be a set opf G-code files for the Precix 3 axis CNC mill. The results from this assignment are DUE for the morning workshop on Nov 3, and are required to proceed on to the third part of the assignment. |
Assignment 1a) Maya: Learn by Playing The first assignment is to simply get on the MAYA software and try to
make some surfaces. 2. Create a series of lines or splines, then use the "LOFT" tool to generate a surface 3. Create a set of parallel and connected lines (splines / rails) and use the "BI-RAIL" tool to generate a surface The goal for this assignment is to get familiar with MAYA and creating surface forms. The final product of the assignment should be at minimum 3 different surface geometries that have been create using one of each of the above methods. The results from this assignment are DUE for the morning workshop on Oct 29, and are required to proceed on to the second
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Assignment 2 : Make_it! The second assignment is intended to give you the opportunity to develop and execute a mini fabrication project using CAAD and CAM technology. This assignment is set up as a mini-thesis, where each participant is expected to propose an idea for a design that can be manufactured using the CNC Mill. Each project should address the ideas of programmed design, mass customization, or generative design. The final physically manufactured piece is to be considered a version of the programmed design, and a basic "proof of concept".
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The project should address the technologies of CAAD and CAM and should
be seen as a way of "showcasing" these technologies: |
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The process for the project should have (at minimum) these
five key steps:
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The individual proposals should also outline the scope of the deliverables: |
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All participants are required to produce a complete set of
documentation: - A CD sized booklet with explanation, images, and presentation of the project. - A CD with all the data used to create the project and the final presentation - A "powerpoint" beamed presentation for the final critique |
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DWA Final Assignment - FLOWchannel Final Presentation The final presentation (not a critique session) will take place in the ASL-RedHell, Friday July 29 at 14:00 The presentations should be short and should cover the following: - Your intentions for the piece - How you fabricated and textured the piece to affect the flow dynamic - Any issues of connection from the piece before and the piece after yours - A conclusion statement. The presentations will occur in the order of the pieces: 1. Michi 2. Stephan 3. Jenny 4. Sylvan 5. Till 6. Lukas 7. Roman 8. Katrin 9. Sabine 10. Mirjam After the final presentation we will go outside to the installation, and turn on the water. This will follow with discussions and critique of the pieces under the real flow conditions. Once the discussions are over there will be a small apero. Finishing up: Wednesday - posting all images onto the server, - downloading the video to digital files, - posting the final MAYA surfaces to the server - work on final presentations Thursday: - construction of installation set-up - construction of sluice box - final preparation of presentations - Retrieval trip to Chur for piece pickup. - De-forming the pieces and piece touchup. - Installation setup tests - Testing of sluice box - Testing of waterflow Friday: - setup and installation of FLOWchannel on-site in front of the HIL building. - Preparation for presentations - Presentations begin at 14:00 Final Deliverables: - Complete documentation in the form of a CD case sized booklet, with text, pictures, and credits. - Complete DATA CD of all work done in the course: - projects, scripts, MB, MEL, animations, SurfCAM, presentations, images, and any other media. NOTE: the CD must be well organized for ease of finding data. |
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DWA Final Assignment - FLOWchannel The final project for the diplomwhalfacharbeit is to assemble the skills and knowledge to this point and
cast a flow channel. The project is to create a FLOWchannel, as an experimental installation, and example for potential follow on work. The FLOWchannel will be fabricated by casting concrete blocks around milled foam blocks to create the individual components of the courseway. The FLOWchannel will represent a series of building blocks, allowing for the individual design of a FLOWsurface, while bringing together the elements at the end to create a specific, and unified installation. The FLOWchannel will be 10m long, 38cm wide, and will consist of 10 individually cast concrete elements. There will be a gravity-slope for the flow of water, and drainage at the end. The project will be installed at the ETH Hoenggerberg, with the exact location yet to be determined and approved. Work Methodology: 1: Analysis - Collect all of the images and video of your piece from the last experiment. - Compile the video into presentation format. (400x600px) - Compare the digital analysis to the actual resultants. - Analyse the images and video and isolate one or two specific "FLOWdynamics". These will be the basic building blocks for your individual work. 2. Implementation - The team will be given the basic data for the construction, as well as the casting boxes. - The ends of each section will be predefined so as to ensure the path flows directly from one section to the next smoothly. - The path between the end-sections is subject to the design interpretation of the individual. - The size of the blocks has specifically been chosen to promote further testing if required. 3. Design - Each participant is responsible for the design of one section. - Participants may work in groups so as to distribute their "FLOWdynamics" to numerous different pieces along the "FLOWchannel" - Care should be taken to remember that this will be a "NEGATIVE CASTING" of the milled form, and therefore all the surface texturing will be INVERTED! - Each surface may be made up of component parts, it is NOT required that each block has a unified surface. - Each block will have flat-square ends, so as to ensure a flat connection to the next block. 4. Fabrication - Each student will be given the raw material to assemble a casting box. - The casting boxes will be 12cm deep, within which the milled form will be inserted, reinforcing mesh will be added, and then concrete cast into the box. - Casting and curing should take ~3 days. - There will be a demonstration and more information on the casting process. Schedule: Analysis - July 19, 20 Design & Fabrication- July 21- 25 Concrete casting Tuesday July 26 Installation July 28,29(am) The final review will take place Friday July 29th at 14:00 |
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Diplomwahlfacharbiet - Assignment 2 - Channel Surface The first assignment has set up a number of conditions for FLOW DYNAMICS. In each case the resulting pattern is a resultant of a fluid flow and the manipulation of a static geometry. This approach to the creation of the FLOW DYNAMIC isolates a single dynamic within a LAMINAR stream. For the next assignment we are going to increase the level of complexity in 3 ways. 1. Combine different FLOW DYNAMICS so as so increase the complexity of the FLOW 2. Change the scales and rhythms of FLOW DYNAMICS to create different scales of FLOW 3. Use surface texturing to manipulate the FLOW DYNAMICS in terms of speed, friction, turbulence, and scale. For this assignment you will be required to develop a FLOW DYNAMICS surface to be tested in the Hydrodynamics Channel. The piece is to be modeled in MAYA, milled using Regisol foam, and then installed into the channel for testing. The design should be based on the learning acquired in the first assignment of the DWA. The design of all of the channel piece will have a common starting and ending profile. This profile ensures that all of the blocks can be added linearly to create a longer channel bed. The block will be 38cm x 1000cm x 10 cm The starting and ending profiles for the block are given, and are located on the server as: deepspace/00_Daten_SS05/CHANNEL/c-template.mb The sides of the block must be maintained at 5cm on either side so as to allow for proper weighting of the material in the hydrodynamics channel. This assignment is due July 18, 10:00 in the HIF building by the hydrodynamics channel. The following assignment will build upon this one.. |
Diplomwahlfacharbeit - Start Up : FLOW-EXPERIMENT To start the FLOW Diplomwahlfacharbiet, there will be a fast primer assignment. For this assignment you are asked to identify a specific FLOW DYNAMIC by finding 3 images that depict the same physical force reaction couple, in different mediums, different scales, or different environments. Then you are required to EXAMINE and MODEL the dynamic using MAYA Then you should apply dynamics to the modelled object to TEST and REFINE your model. The basic workflow should look something like this: 1. Identify your FLOW DYNAMIC SITUATION in 3 different images 2. Determine the forces and logic of the FLOW DYNAMIC 3. Determine what forces and geometry are at play 4. Model your interpretation of the geometry in MAYA 5. Apply DYNAMICs either through the use of particles or fluids using MAYA ANimations 6. Test the model using the dynamics undere different conditions and intensities of FLOW 7. Compare the final animation with the images from step 1. 8. Preapare a short presentation of 4 powerpoint slides / images / panels, and prepare the animation for presentation This assignment is due July 13 at 14:00. The following assignment will build upon this one.. |
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Assignment 2a : Basic Architectural Programming The goal of this assignment is to show the relation between simple parametric programming and architectural design.. On of the most tedious parts of being an architect is to produce the drawings for repetitive elements that are similar but not identical. Examples of this are staircase detailing, structural column layout, structural slab details, window details,… If an architect can “map” the logical relationships between each INSTANCE of an element and the position of the individual elements then the concept for the design can be programmed. For this assignment you are asked to identify and create a simple SKETCH SITUATION in architecture, where the use of the computer and parametric programming will greatly assist in the ability to design and modify the situation. The basic workflow should look something like this: 1. Identify your SKETCH SITUATION 2. Determine the logic of the spatial layout 3. Determine the average geometry of the INSTANCES 4. Program in MEL a simple looping structure that will create the layout 5. Determine the logic for changes in the INSTANCES 6. Modify your code so that the INSTANCES also change for each insertion 7. modify the overall code to include variables that allow for more repetition, greater size, or greater change in the INSTANCES. 8. Finally package the entire code as a PROCEDURE. This assignment is due May 18, in class. The following assignment will build upon this one.. |
Assignment 1c) Milling The third part of assignment 1 is to mill your digital surface into a physical block of material. For this third assignment there will be an additional step. The participant should choose one of thier DETATCHED surfaces, and go back to MAYA and make changes to it. The surface should be re-worked so that it has a significant aditional zonje of DETAIL added to the topology. To do this the surface may be REBUILT and re-manipulated or there may be a new surface created. The surface should also be processed in SurfCAM and milled at a higher degree of detail. 1. Save the surfaces out of Maya according to the previous instructions. 2. Process the surfaces in SurfCAM: - create a rough cut for all the surfaces together. - create a series of fine cuts that use the different tooling parameters to create textures. - create line cuts as desired (if set up in Maya). 3. Save the DSN file. 4. POST the G-code, and save it with an appropriate name. 5. Turn the mill & controller computer power on. 6. Find the PRECIX computer, and save your G-code files onto it. 7. Mill your surface. The goal for this assignment is to start thinking about both the issues of representation of Geography, as well as the issues involoving differnt scales of detail. The assignment is set up to provide some additional skills that will be required for the milling of landscape models, however, the product at this stage should still remain abstract and experimental. Good Milling!. |
Assignment 1b) SURFCAM: Processing a surface The second assignment is to process one of your MAYA surfaces and get it ready for the CNC mill.
2. Subdivide the surface IN MAYA using the detach surfaces tool 3. Process the surface with both Rough and fine cuts. The goal for this assignment is to get familiar with SurfCAM? and preparing surface forms for output to the mill. The final product of the assignment should be a set opf G-code files for the Precix 3 axis CNC mill. The results from this assignment are DUE for the morning workshop on Nov 3, and are required to proceed on to the third part of the assignment. |
Assignment 1b) SURFCAM: Processing a surface The second assignment is to process one of your MAYA surfaces and get it ready for the CNC mill.
2. Subdivide the surface IN MAYA using the "detach surfaces" tool 3. Freez the transformation on the surface. 5. Process the surface with both Rough and fine cuts. The goal for this assignment is to get familiar with SurfCAM and preparing surface forms for output to the mill. The final product of the assignment should be a set opf G-code files for the Precix 3 axis CNC mill. The results from this assignment are DUE for the morning workshop on April 20th, and are required to proceed on to the third part of assignment 1. |
Assignment 1a) Maya: Learn by Playing The first assignment is to simply get on the MAYA software and try to
make some surfaces. 2. Create a series of lines or splines, then use the "LOFT" tool to generate a surface 3. Create a set of parallel and connected lines (splines / rails) and use the "BI-RAIL" tool to generate a surface The goal for this assignment is to get familiar with MAYA and creating surface forms. The final product of the assignment should be at minimum 3 different surface geometries that have been create using one of each of the above methods. The results from this assignment are DUE for the morning workshop on April 13, and are required to proceed on to the second
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Introduction | 27 Oct 2004 - 15:09 - r1.3 | RussellLoveridge |
amorphos : [a-, without + morph , shape] formless. ornament : [v. ornare to adorn.] embellishment. |
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New methods of fabrication and construction are changing the practice
of architecture. The use of the computer as a design aide is rapidly being
augmented by the capabilities of the computer as a COMPUTATION machine.
Amorphous Ornament is an introduction to the design and fabrication of complex parametric forms using the computer as the main design medium. The course will question how these new techniques of design fit into the greater concept of architecture, and how they also relate to the past. Ornament once held a significant role in the creation of architecture. Its decline is often attributed to the arrival and incorporation of technology in the modernist approach to architecture. The possibilities being realized with computer controlled fabrication have the potential to efficiently reinvigorate the role of ornament within architecture. The primary skills to be developed are parametric digital modeling and CNC manufacturing. The semester work will examine the possibilities of computer generated form, and its fabrication using CNC machines. The Diplomwahlfach arbiet topic of ornament allows us to work at the 1:1 scale for production, but will be treated as a metaphor to allow the learning to be applied to a greater understanding of architecture. |
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flow - Introduction New concepts for the manipulation of "digital" geometry are changing the process of architectural design. New methods of fabrication and construction are changing the practice of architectural production. In both of these cases, the use of the computer as a COMPUTATION machine is altering the fundamental approach to the architectural process. "flow" will examine how concepts of dynamic forces, movement, & time can be analyzed and exploited in the design process. The course will explore the iconic role of speed & machines in architectural history, discuss the abstraction and technology of dynamic and performative based design, and discuss how CAAD and CAAM processes have changed the complexity & production of contemporary architecture. The wahlfach course will be an introduction to the design and fabrication of complex topologic forms using the computer as the main design medium. The course will explore new concepts & techniques of digital design, and how they fit into a greater concept of topology, landscape, & architecture. The primary skills to be developed are parametric digital modeling and CNC manufacturing. The optional Diplomwahlfach
Arbeit, will be a group work in the form of a design/build project.
The topic of the project will be derived directly from the research activities
of the semester course, and will be a real construction and installation
project conducted at the 1:1 scale. |
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WebNotify | 25 Jan 2003 - 10:06 - r1.2 | PeterThoeny |
This is a subscription service to be automatically notified by e-mail when topics change in this Mill0405 web. This is a convenient service, so you do not have to ... |
WebIndex | 24 Nov 2001 - 11:41 - r1.2 | PeterThoeny |
SEARCH{"\. " scope "topic" regex "on" nosearch "on"} See also the faster WebTopicList |
WebTopicList | 24 Nov 2001 - 11:40 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
TOPICLIST{" $name "} See also the verbose WebIndex. |
WebChanges | 16 Aug 2001 - 19:58 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebChanges"} |
WebSearch | 08 Aug 2001 - 05:26 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebSearch"} |
WebHome | 11 Apr 2005 - 07:11 - r1.35 | RussellLoveridge |
| Review Schedule
09:15 -. Carolina Mojto 09:30 -. Felix Siegrist 09:45 -. Jörg Hillesheim 10:00 -. Christina Ringelman 10:15 -. Mathias Bernhard 10:30 -. Dominique Meier 10:45 -. Simone Renfer 11:00 -. Vanessa Borkmann 11:15 -. Johann Reble 11:30 -. Jonas Grob 11:45 -. Anna Flueckiger |
WebIndex | 24 Nov 2001 - 11:41 - r1.2 | PeterThoeny |
Topics in Mill0405 web: | Changed: now 09:16 | Changed by: |
ArnoldWalz | 01 Mar 2005 - 13:20 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
Main.RussellLoveridge 01 Mar 2005 PKC.zip: |
Assignments | 07 Feb 2005 - 08:35 - r1.9 | RussellLoveridge |
amorphous ornament Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links LightShade 48 hour research/design ... |
AssignmentsNDS | 17 Jan 2005 - 13:16 - r1.3 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links Assignment 2 : Make it! The second assignment is intended to give you the opportunity ... |
AssignmentsSS05 | 27 Jul 2005 - 12:13 - r1.10 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links DWA Final Assignment FLOWchannel Final Presentation The ... |
Copter | 28 Apr 2005 - 09:52 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
Main.RussellLoveridge 28 Apr 2005 russsel.JPG: group.JPG: |
Downloads | 19 May 2005 - 08:19 - r1.20 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links This is the Downloads page. Here you will find all material ... |
Flow | 22 Aug 2005 - 09:01 - r1.19 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP LinksCopter . FLOW is now complete. The Flow chanel was on display ... |
IntroDuction | 25 Oct 2004 - 10:03 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
... |
Introduction | 27 Oct 2004 - 15:09 - r1.3 | RussellLoveridge |
amorphous ornament Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links amorphos : a-, without morph , shape ... |
IntroductionSS05 | 29 Mar 2005 - 15:24 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links flow Introduction New concepts for the manipulation of ... |
Links | 11 Jul 2005 - 15:08 - r1.10 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links Landscape and GIS CAD Satellite GIS view Furniture Unto ... |
NDS | 07 Jan 2005 - 10:26 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links this is the new NDS page site Main.RussellLoveridge 07 Jan 2005 |
ParticiPants | 25 Oct 2004 - 10:04 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
amorphous ornament Diplomwahlfach 051-0732 Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Links Course Participants for ... |
Participants | 03 Jan 2005 - 10:37 - r1.3 | RussellLoveridge |
amorphous ornament Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links Course Participants for Amorphous Ornament ... |
ParticipantsSS05 | 27 Jul 2005 - 13:18 - r1.3 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links Michel Knauss Stephan Albrecht Jenny Weiss Sylvan Oesterle ... |
Readings | 29 Mar 2005 - 16:06 - r1.2 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links Suggested Reading List: Cache, Bernard – Earth Moves: The ... |
Readings05 | 29 Mar 2005 - 16:10 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links Suggested Reading List: Cache, Bernard – Earth Moves: The ... |
ScheduLeWs04 | 25 Oct 2004 - 10:16 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
amorphous ornament Diplomwahlfach 051-0732 Oct 20 – REGISTRATION Oct 27 Maya workshop Introduction lecture Nov 03 history lecture Surfcam workshop Nov 10 manufacturing ... |
ScheduleNDS04 | 18 Jan 2005 - 19:58 - r1.4 | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links Modul 3 12.01.2005 w 14.00 HIL F 40.9 Module 03: Milling: Introduction I (Russell Loveridge ... |
ScheduleSS05 | 29 Mar 2005 - 15:35 - NEW | RussellLoveridge |
Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links This schedule is available for downloading as PDF here: ... |
ScheduleWs04 | 09 Feb 2005 - 11:52 - r1.13 | RussellLoveridge |
amorphous ornament Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links GRAY Oct 20 – REGISTRATION GRAY Oct ... |
SiteTools | 09 Sep 2004 - 14:13 - NEW | KarstenDroste |
Site Tools of the Mill0405 Web INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebSiteTools"} Notes: INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .YouAreHere"} INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .SiteMap"} |
WebChanges | 16 Aug 2001 - 19:58 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebChanges"} |
WebHome | 11 Apr 2005 - 07:11 - r1.35 | RussellLoveridge |
amorphous ornament Diplomwahlfach 051-0732 Flow05 SEP Introduction SEP Schedule SEP Assignments SEP Readings SEP Participants SEP Download SEP Millcam SEP Links ... |
WebIndex | 24 Nov 2001 - 11:41 - r1.2 | PeterThoeny |
SEARCH{"\. " scope "topic" regex "on" nosearch "on"} See also the faster WebTopicList |
WebNotify | 25 Jan 2003 - 10:06 - r1.2 | PeterThoeny |
This is a subscription service to be automatically notified by e-mail when topics change in this Mill0405 web. This is a convenient service, so you do not have to ... |
WebPreferences | 26 Oct 2004 - 10:08 - r1.6 | KarstenDroste |
TWiki.Mill0405 Web Preferences The following settings are web preferences of the TWiki.Mill0405 web. These preferences overwrite the site-level preferences in TWIKIWEB ... |
WebRss | 30 Jan 2003 - 08:15 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
TWiki's Mill0405 web SCRIPTURL /view SCRIPTSUFFIX /Mill0405 The Mill0405 web of TWiki. TWiki is a Web-Based Collaboration Platform for the Corporate World. INCLUDE ... |
WebSearch | 08 Aug 2001 - 05:26 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebSearch"} |
WebStatistics | 08 May 2009 - 06:21 - r1.1561 | Main.guest |
Statistics for Mill0405 Web Month: Topic views: Topic saves: File uploads: Most popular topic views: Top contributors for topic save and uploads: May 2009 870 0 0 ... |
WebTopicList | 24 Nov 2001 - 11:40 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
TOPICLIST{" $name "} See also the verbose WebIndex. |
WebNotify | 25 Jan 2003 - 10:06 - r1.2 | PeterThoeny |
* Main.yourWikiName
(if you want that the e-mail address in your home page is used) * Main.yourWikiName - yourEmailAddress
(if you want to specify a different e-mail address) * Main.anyTWikiGroup
(if you want to notify all members of a particular TWikiGroup)
Related topics: TWikiUsers, TWikiRegistration?
WebPreferences | 26 Oct 2004 - 10:08 - r1.6 | KarstenDroste |
on
, do not set NOSEARCHALL, and add the "what" and "use to..." description for the site map. Make sure to list only links that include the name of the web, e.g. Mill0405.Topic links.
web="all"
search: (Set to on
for hidden webs)
6 spaces * Set NAME = value
%WEBBGCOLOR%
, it gets expanded to #FFFFFF
.
WEBCOPYRIGHT
before WIKIWEBMASTER
since %WEBCOPYRIGHT%
uses the %WIKIWEBMASTER%
variable.
%VARIABLES%
.
WebRss | 30 Jan 2003 - 08:15 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
WebSearch | 08 Aug 2001 - 05:26 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
WebStatistics | 08 May 2009 - 06:21 - r1.1561 | Main.guest |
WebTopicList | 24 Nov 2001 - 11:40 - NEW | PeterThoeny |
Topic WebHome . { } |
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