Lecture

Double-layered Timber Plate Shell: Python Tutorial Part 2

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This lecture covers advanced topics in the implementation of double-layered timber plate shell structures using Python. The tutorial delves into coding examples, such as connection detection and joint generation, providing a hands-on approach to understanding the concepts.

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