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[udvat]

I have to submit my research proposal for my masters program. My research field is "Computer graphics" and I have to develop the morphology of an imaginary creature. My problem is yet I can`t decide what will be that creature.

I want to tell you about my recent works so that you can help me in this regard.

1.
I have implemented the growth model of Yoichiro Kawaguchi.In his paper
"A morphological study of the form of nature" ,he described the process of recreating some forms of nature,including shells, horns, tusks, claws, and spiral plants.

2. "Modeling seashells" by Deborah R. Fowler

3. Modeling snow crystals using boolean hexagonal automata

I implemented all of these using openGL and I also want to do my research mainly based on openGL.

Would you please suggest me what should I select? I have to give a presentation about my future research.So I have to fix my imaginary creature first. So plz help me, share your views.

[Nils Pipenbrinck]

Do you always keep people busy you don't know (and don't even say thank you for code you've asked for and received)?

[Sol_HSA]

I commented on this earlier today saying that seeing messages like these really show how valuable master's degrees are when hiring people..

[Nils Pipenbrinck]

hey sol,

here's a good laugh for you.. http://worsethanfail...-Factorial.aspx

[juhnu]

I think the best option would be to choose a creature, half elephant, half rabbit. Called "Tokkiri(토끼리)" in Korean.

http://blog.naver.co...gNo=80001710990

[udvat]

Dear Nils.........I am extremely sorry if I hurt you, thanks a lot for your help and also for the joke.
To others,thanks a lot for your comments.