orshape
Orshape is a term used in the context of origami, the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, to describe the overall shape or silhouette of a folded model when viewed from the front or back. Unlike the intricate details and layers within a folded piece, orshape refers to the external form that gives the model its recognizable appearance. It is a fundamental concept in origami design, influencing both the aesthetic appeal and the functional aspects of a model.
The orshape is determined by the initial crease pattern and the way the paper is folded along
In modular origami, where multiple sheets of paper are folded and assembled into a larger structure, the
Orshape is not limited to traditional origami; it also plays a role in modern and computational origami,