Fallingwater

[Anonymous]

I need some help getting the information to build up a model for Fallingwater for a school project.

[rob2218]

Be more specific.

[Dwight]

You could get the actual model from 3D Warehouse and measure it from the free version of SketchUp.

[Anonymous]

I've never had to do falling water for a project before. But when I was learning AC I did this castle experiment pictured below. There are two meshes intersecting each other. One is earth and the other is water. Mold the earth one to how it suppose to be. Then drop the water mesh into place and mold it so it makes the water surface as you can see in the next two pics. And for good measure I threw in a pick of an island I did experimenting with more with water. I made it so each water layer was 10' and I thought it turned out pretty neat.

Hopefully one day AC will include actual "water" in the model with real physics so water (and air) can be visually modeled how it will interact with the model.

[Anonymous]

Ground mesh

[Anonymous]

Water mesh

[Anonymous]

Water level experiment

[Dwight]

"Fallingwater" names the Frank Lloyd Dwight "Kaufmann House" house.

[Anonymous]

That's too funny. I don't know why the house didn't come to mind when it was a single word and capitalized. It must be way too early in the morning for me. My brain is relly bab for fixng words for me. When I'm tired even more so.

Well hopefully other's will get a good chuckle out of it and there are some almost completely unrelated pics to look at as well. Enjoy.

[MMontgomery]

Dwight wrote:
"Fallingwater" names the Frank Lloyd Dwight "Kaufmann House" house.

I see what you did there!