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Links...
Sites directly linked to the Doodle project:
Here are some pointers to sites related to general Origami:
- Vincent Osele's Origami pages (french only)
Si vous ne connaissez
rien a l'Origami, commencez par ces pages, en particulier le
solfège et les bases.
(http://www.multimania.com/osele/origami)
- Joseph Wu's Origami pages
This is the most known Origami
site. There is a lot of things such as history of Origami, pictures,
diagrams. The links pages is very complete. in fact, this is THE
Origami page !
(http://www.origami.vancouver.bc.ca)
Here are some pointers to other sites related to formal origami
descriptions:
- David Fisher's thesis
"This thesis
describes a language for describing the folding sequences of flat
origami modelds ans program for entering and executing instructions
given in the language." David Fisher
- Oridraw by Marteen Van Gelder
Like Doodle on the principle
but older.
(http://origami.kvi.nl/programs/oridraw/index.htm)
- OIL by John S. Smith
OIL is a description language
of folding data-processing making it possible to transmit a folding by
mail or to evaluate the difficulty of a folding well. At the present
time, there is no OIL computer system associated with this
language. The language uses arrows in the place of operator.
(http://www.users.waitrose.com/~pureland/oil.htm)
Here are some pointers to sites where useful tools can be found:
- Ghostscript, Ghostview and GSview
Tool
to display PostScript file (.ps). This tool is ported to several
platforms (Win32, Unix/Linux, OS2 ...).
Ghostscript can also
convert PostScript files (.ps) in Portable Document Format files
(.pdf).
(http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost)
- ps2pdf
The online distiller. Site to convert
PostScript files (.ps) in Portable Document Format files (.pdf).
(http://www.ps2pdf.com/convert/convert.htm)
- PStill by Frank M. Siegert
PStill is a PostScript to
Portable Document Format (.pdf) converter. A lots of platforms are
supported (Windows 95/98/NT 4, MacOS X, HPUX 10.x, SUN Solaris 2.x
(Sparc), SGI IRIX 6.x, Linux 2.x (Intel), FreeBSD (Intel))
(http://www.this.net/~frank/pstill.html)
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