Have you ever found yourself in need of a Fibionacci spiral in your 3D scene?
Do you crave spirally goodness?
Well, here's the script for you! Simply run it from your script editor and boom, you've got yourself an honest to goodness Fibionacci spiral shaped CV curve that you can use as a motion path or to extrude along.
The CV's are distributed according to the equation...
X(t) = sin(t*pi)*exp(t)
Y(t) = cos(t*pi)*exp(t)
Z(t) = exp(t)
The length of the curve is controlled by the length of the time slider, specifically by querying the end frame number.... basically the longer the time line, the longer the curve.
It should work with all versions of Maya but has only been tested on 2011, 2012 and 2013.
I hope you find it useful :)
Do you crave spirally goodness?
Well, here's the script for you! Simply run it from your script editor and boom, you've got yourself an honest to goodness Fibionacci spiral shaped CV curve that you can use as a motion path or to extrude along.
The CV's are distributed according to the equation...
X(t) = sin(t*pi)*exp(t)
Y(t) = cos(t*pi)*exp(t)
Z(t) = exp(t)
The length of the curve is controlled by the length of the time slider, specifically by querying the end frame number.... basically the longer the time line, the longer the curve.
It should work with all versions of Maya but has only been tested on 2011, 2012 and 2013.
I hope you find it useful :)
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