Open kristebo opened 5 years ago
Ho ho ho. Slicing is one great idea, I didn't think of that at all. But this follows the surface allmost perfectly, and is difficult to achieve with paper in the "real" world.
I was thinking og some sort of projection where sharp edges can be extracted. Now we can use paper folding to wrap the model. Folding creases can be made with reinforcement learning.
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Ho ho ho, Dear :santa: and Dear :mrs_claus:, Merry Chistmas and Happy New Year to You too!
I have something for You :santa: and :mrs_claus: , I don't know what, but something, and who knows, mybe this could be that "once zero times" of help that won't resolve any problem? :christmas_tree:
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We work in Santa's giftwrapping department : some gifts are easy to wrap some aren't.
First the cubical gifts: what are the optimal way to wrap these?
What about wraping a football (sphere). How can you know what pattern you should fold the wrapping paper so you use the least of it?
And gift that have a combination of shapes. How can we wrap these?
Merry Xmas from Norway..