3D Fractal modeling in Fusion 360 for 3D printing
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Hello,
I am in need of learning how to incorporate simple scripting (Python) to Fusion 360 so that I can generate 3D geometry based on mathematical functions, in particular fractal geometry. I need to generate 3D printable geometry so that I can print out the 3D fractal structures.
The following video shows a series of exquisite images and 3D printouts: half-way through the video clip 3D printed fractal structures are displayed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG3FY799HmE
I am particularly impressed by some of the 3D printed fractals shown from 1:33 in the YouTube video. I also attached a composite image of the type of things I want to 3D-model and print out.
I found that there are some ready-to-use 3D fractal geometry creation softwares such as Madelbulber/Mandelnbulb3D and one can even buy pre-made 3d model files (GoogleImage with 3D+fractal+modeling will show you a host of amazing 3D models and some of printouts). As a learning process/project, I do NOT want to use pre-made 3D files just to print them out. Rather, I want to learn how to use math equations (or Python script-based algorithm for that) together with Fusion 360 to generate my own 3D fractal geometry (stl file) that is compatible with 3D printing. I have an access to Form1+ SLA printer.
If someone could direct me to the initial steps I can follow, I would immensely appreciate it.