Matt Keeter

Not yet – the blocker is building Guile Scheme on Windows. Here's my pile of links from last time I looked into it: https://github.com/Madsy/guile-automatic-build (out of date / no longer...

Not yet! It's definitely a tricky problem. The approach would be to embed them as a black-box oracle (which `libfive` already supports) but writing that oracle would be hard. `libigl`...

I talked about the Oracle API in detail [here](https://github.com/libfive/libfive/discussions/468) (from the context of integrating a _different_ SDF toolkit, but the API would be the same for meshes). Doing a proof...

This is a reasonable feature! The dependency chain for this is: - Persistent settings (using `QSettings`) - A settings window (which includes a way to select number of rendering cores)...

You're not wrong! Out of curiosity, do you want to import an image and see it in the GUI (e.g. if you're trying to match its dimensions), or use it...

Nice writeup, it looks like you've figured most stuff out. A few implementation notes: The biggest limitation to this branch is that it doesn't rotate the shape as it moves...

Nice, the Frenet-Serret formulas seem very relevant. I'm not totally sure what's going on with the circle – I'll have to think about that a little more.

Good discussion going on here – I haven't thought about sweeps in a little while, but I'm glad other folks are continuing to ponder it. I'd love to see some...

Here's an interesting relevant paper that just came out: http://dgp.toronto.edu/~sgsellan/pdf/swept-volumes-low-res.pdf

Not quite – this is because the C and C++ `union` need to be distinguished by the bindings generator, and functions which take zero arguments but return different types aren't...