>>569218

Maybe it is on libgen.io

>>569961
No need; this anon >>569756 already fulfilled OP's, pointing to the other tessellations threads.
This board is more or less a reliable host for origami books, and will be listed in the catalog for some time to come.

>>569962
I tried hosting a non-origami PDF on /po/ but they deleted it :^\

>>569923
>have to sort one by one to make sure they aren't already in a book.
I wouldn't bother if I were you although it's very kind of you to do that. I'd simply upload all those things to Google drive and share to every and anyone who is interested. Let them sort things out themselves.

>>569967
>open it with a torrent client
Oh, thank you sir. This "torrent client" is totally new to me. I just searched a bit of it and it seems like a software, is it ? So do I just download a "torrent client", run it and paste that "magnet:?xt=urn:btih:8490cf......" in that software ?

>>569969
There should be a button where it lets you paste the magnet link

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>>569968
>google drive
It's gonna take a while either way. The torrent is only seeded during the day but at least it's like 8 times faster

>>569972
>It's gonna take a while either way.
Don't take that "time left" seriously. It can be 73 hr at a point then 1 hr in next second. But it takes a while is true. What's your internet speed ? I have some 40G of backup uploaded to a Google drive and it took me about 20 minutes.

>>569925
tissue foil sucks don't fall for this meme anon.
double tissue is based though

>>569944
okay, so tissue foil, and double tissue are two separate things. Got it.Would you mind giving me an appropriate use for both so I can better understand the differences? I think the frog looks beautiful and has an almost beetle like luster I find impressive.

>>569946
Well if you look at Mariano Zavala’s YouTube channel he makes most of his complicated stuff with double tissue. I haven’t folded with that yet, but I can tell you that tissue foil is very malleable and lets itself be sculpted (which made it appropriate for this animal), but reversing creases is sort of a pain, so pre-creasing will not be pleasant. With the bought tissue foil the problem was alleviated, but working with self-made tissue paper is tiring even for relatively simple models (Golden Retriever by Satoshi Kamiya, Murex by Robert Lang).
You should read up on OrigamiUSA’s origami paper reviews, they have one for tissue foil/sandwich paper but not for double tissue last time I checked.
Look at >>564679, it looks like it’s made of tissue foil and it looks excellent.

>>569954
alright thanks for the advice. Im really new, and a lot of my apprehension jumping into this hobby was hating the look of a lot of the paper. Until recently I didnt even know double sided designs existed, and always found the expose white folds to look terrible. Some models really seem to benefit from a classier looking paper. Looks more like finished art and less like a childs creation. I am an absolute beginner so I'll be looking through all of that which you suggested.

>>569946
people like tissue foil because it's easy to shape and fairly thin so can be used for models that have a lot of layers. it can also be used to make double colored paper very easily. but. reversing creases sucks, so anything precreased then collapsed won't always want to follow the creases you made (reverse folds, open and closed sinks etc), its weak and will tear easily (unsinking is hell), and any tiny little mark you put in it will stay there permanently.
double tissue is also very thin and suitable for complex models, but it's much stronger and is more willing to follow existing creases. making double sided paper is harder, shaping is slightly more effort (but if you can make the paper you can shape with it since you'll have the MC). i've rarely had double tissue fatique and tear unless I pulled it too hard.
i think tissue foil was the hot shit until double tissue came along, but some people are stuck in their ways and continue to push it. most complex models are some kind of single/double/tissue paper these days. imo you should try a lot of everything, as something i learned was there's no perfect paper. you want to go as thick as your model will allow coz it makes your life easier, and every paper requires different manipulations to get the most out of. i still think tissue foil is shit though.

>>569654
it's just for the birthday, but old posts that were around during a birthday sometimes break and show a hat for no reason, possibly if the hat is cached somewhere in your browser

The hat is a form of a heptagon when formed correctly...ie...the fractal of equal units accumulates into a rose in the centre

>>569654
Yo Nepafarius, why did you throw the >>564788 mouse diagram in the bin? Now I can’t download it.

>>569953
I honestly don't know why that happened. I just removed it from the trash, see if that worked.

>>569957
It still doesn’t download and displays the same thing.

>>564050
>>564051
>>564052
That box honestly came out really nice- what the hell. I rolled into this thread beyond late. What the fuck happened, OP?

>>564095
what happened anon? i really hope you didn't give it to her.

I know you've probably committed suicide by this point over 6 months ago but you need to know that your girlfriend stopped loving you a long time ago and since she was 15 she had been fucking 10 dudes a week without stopping and she's probably fucking someone right now both as I type this and as you read this

I once wrote a poem for a girl that dumped me. She laughed. I felt awful. Now I have a new girl that isn't a giant cunt and life is great.

Move on OP.

There's at least three great humble girls you passed up on while getting scorned by this ex ...she literally thinks you're too nice

>>569929
GET OUT OF HERE STALKER

No but they're actual ammo cartons used irl - you may be able to find good enough pictures or even the real cartons to make your own from

Look here: https://forum.facepunch.com/f/fbx/pryc/S-T-A-L-K-E-R-Model-Packs/1/

If the download links still work you should be able to find them in the prop pack. Maybe look in this thread and you find more. Gl on your search

>>569947
Thanks anon, it appears these have been extracted in the Source engine format. I haven't been able to find the ammo in the prop pack.

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I finally managed to extract them using the Lost Alpha SDK. I can post them if anyone wants them.

Would help if I knew what it was..author and subject..
It would be filed and given its own folder

>>569695
oof, I shoulda been more specific, and pic unrelated

it was just a fairly large folder full of files named by author with their respective works inside. Had pretty much everything I ever needed in it, even obscure origami artists who only post their works to Flickr and places like that. I think the only way to find it now is if anyone else has it saved. I remember the drive folder was unimaginatively called "origami" and was a read only I believe

Go to your drive...empty bin..go to settings clear cache ...go to Google store ...update drive...go to drive menu..click shares with me...sometimes when apps are uninstalled the links set back to default and it shares links could be set to timer....
If that's not successful use reverse photo finder with Google to guess what the c.p is

>>547856
>>568018
>Yes.
>Also, printed details are not allowed.
You're wrong, you can absolutely use more than 1 sheet and use printed sheets and still have a piece of origami so long as they are attached by folds/tucking and not any other material. Not papercraft.

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>>562874
>>568018
Only if you're a faggot.
>>569826
This person is closest to being right but is still wrong.

For those that don't know, many of the early classic origami models (such as the goldfish from the kabuto helmet or the frog that you have to split a flap to form the legs) use cutting and gluing and that is perfectly ok. Yoshizawa-sensei used both cutting and gluing and nobody here is/was/will be a bigger origami legend than him. A lot of the greats and even people on this board utilize mc to shape their models even though mc is a glue. Satoshi Kamiya's Ryujin has a wire armature inside to help it keep its shape. Even the most elementary origami book will probably have the dog/cat face model with drawn eyes. Sorry to burst your bubble, but all the greats "cheat" in origami in some form or another. Has anyone really been far even as decided to claim that pic rel, an image most of you if not all are familiar with, isn't origami?

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>this isn't origami

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Also I'm disappointed no one ITT mentioned noshi, which the Pokemon design seems to derive from.
>>562106
At least you tried.

This thread is over 2 years old, please let it die in peace.

>>567158

video, video!

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I made the cube one a while back. Warning:painting looks nice but takes forever

>>567907
OP here
I am still working with this, but I stoped for a while buscase too much work and study these days.. Of course, no video yet.
I hope finish it this year...

>>568330
Oh! Video? I want to see how it works

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I think that my idea of finish it before new year will not be possible...

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And to finish it all of here are the diagrams for the other puppy I recommended.

bump

>>569913
Why are you bumping? The thread’s objective has been reached.

Noob here, if i have never made anything other than a swan a decade ago, is it reasonable for me to jump in and use this model as my first origami?

>>569927
No.

Based

Based

Absolutely based and redpilled

been a while since I've seen chris chan handywork

>>565824
Shit

>>569906
Nah, it's literally a default level that comes with the game.
I used Valve Hammer Editor to know the 3D shapes of each building/wall/floor and Wally to extract the textures of that level
Then I just transformed the pixel values to centimeter values, so I know which size of paper i should print for each piece

I spent 80~100 euros (in Spain that's quite a lot, since a nice meal in a good restaurant is 15~20 euros)

Honestly I consider myself good at recreating stuff as it is (like making maps), but terrible at making something by my own

And nah, it ain't too late. A lot of people still play cs 1.6
And CS:GO is still one of the most played games in the world

>>569906
to add to what >>569916 said, CSGO is now F2P

>>569916
80 euros? What did the cost go into? The programs you used? Or just the materials to construct it? It looks rather large even if there is no reference object for scale. I've wanted to recreate some sections of old videogame maps myself, and bring them into the real world as dioramas, so this is really interesting and impressive to me.

>>569917
Thanks for the headsup, as a kid all we had was dialup and a shitty computer (technically we did have one, it just was a piece of junk) so stuff like CS was totally unattainable for me.

yo this is sick.brings me back so many memories

>>569618
noice

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>>568285
Kite and fish bases were the first things I tried, as the site mentions 22.5, but they don't help with any reference points. If I just fold the square on the inside of the blue lines here, I can crease everything, it's just grafting on the excess I can't work out.

>>568303
You numpty the golden rule of origami is every line relates to where it meets an old crease ..or parallel to or half way between or a section of a plane...so as a newbie look at the half then the third then the square of....where the bisector or plane sometimes 80% hidden is line with the start..

>>568363
I know the logic of crease patterns, I have solved several with no help and no problems through various means of trial and error.
Look at the image I posted - the rabbit ear you suggested doesn't provide any other references that would naturally lead to the next one. Nor do they intersect with thirds, quarters, fifths, sixth, sevenths, or eights. So at what point does your suggestion provide a solid reference point for the blue lines in >>568303 ?

If you're still so cocksure I'm not getting what you're saying, show me on the crease pattern.

>>568002
impressive !

>>568055
kek

>>565685
i know this is an old ass fucking comment but im gonna reply anyway because i think its useful general knowledge. Why could you bother doing that when you can just hit prnt scrn? If its a huge image I guess you would need to manually save it, but any sticker should fit with the size of your monitor?

>>569831
Surprisingly - and this is common knowledge for any /po/ anon who are used to handling pdfs, constructing templates, etc - you need a high resolutions for decent image reproduction in print.
About 300 pixels translates to an inch in print. But actually, much better printers that would be used for creating stickers, 500 - 700 pixels for an inch would be needed.
So yeah, really a lot of the times the resolution of the images are the size of a monitor or a bit bigger.

>>569904
well... i have been scanning drawings into my computer using a printer, and i have heard scanning at anything less than 300dpi is a waste for that? So I guess that sounds vaguely consistant somehow with what youre saying except the process is backwords? I find computer resolution to be really arbitrary and nontangible so i cant wrap my head around this stuff too well.

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>>565645

>>569931
The eternal sticker Jew