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        <h2 class="text-simulation-and-analysis-500">About this course</h2>
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          In this quick course, you will learn how you can create shell-like
          surfaces made of planar hexagons, using the Kangaroo Plugin. Learn how
          you can use this powerful physics engine to optimize your geometries.
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          Is important to acknowledge this method will not work with any kind of
          surfaces. When using particle simulations for optimizing geometries
          each case requires a very particular approach, in this case, this
          procedure works fine with surfaces that have a shell-like shape
          however this method wouldn´t work with more complex surfaces with
          concave and convex zones for example.
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        <h2 class="text-simulation-and-analysis-500">Takeaways</h2>
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          <li>Removing duplicate curves.</li>
          <li>Setting up Kangaroo´s Physics Engine.</li>
          <li>Creating Springs.</li>
          <li>Mixing several forces in a simulation.</li>
          <li>Using Planarization Force.</li>
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Planar Honeycomb Shells with Kangaroo

Learn how to use the Kangaroo physics engine for geometry optimization and how to create planar hexagonal panels.