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Here are some examples of what is possible with Sverchok-Extra.
Some of this is possible to achieve with plain Sverchok, but with much more nodes; or with Sverchok plus scripted nodes. In Sverchok-Extra, it becomes relatively easy.

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[agiac]

Minimal surface examples will be appreciated :)

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Well, simple example:
https://gist.github.com/2382fbb657b0b071b2fa32def5b6f610

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More complex example:
https://gist.github.com/5091e140464c257e3ebef8b8424a7d52

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https://gist.github.com/c41af0af91549ac49f910b0b55b0f07c

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https://gist.github.com/07a5b1ed6714bc70d261e332c304505d

NURBS curve + minimal surface to build the surface. Divergence operator to mark places where the surface would stretched more (red/orange) and where less (cyan) (if you tried to bend a circular disk into that thing). (maybe more correct would be to directly divide area of each face as it was and as it became, but this way gives nice picture too :))

https://gist.github.com/a75e3b0d56303baad0ca40d90ae4378f

(Almost) honest Voronoi subdivision on the same surface.

[agiac]

@portnov are you on the FB group "Blender for computational design"? You should post some of these renders there too :)

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