Inflated voronoi mesh

Using this as one of our facade prototypes for studio. Basically you pick a surface in rhino, it builds a random distribution of points on the surface which are your voronoi points. I used the kangaroo component to delete some points that were too close. From there i just used a polyline attractor to get a cull pattern for the bubbly panels. Of course thanks for the mesh inflation tool, I've been having too much fun with it lately.

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Permalink Reply by Aaron Coffman on October 22, 2010 at 7:29pm

also if anyone can help explain this problem it would be nice. for some reason there are two voronoi curves that won't form a planar surface; i tested them and they are all closed but still wont form a surface. not sure whats goin on.

EDIT: found out that using the kangaroo component to delete points close to one another screws it up. not sure how it would affect the voronoi since there is a still a point to build the curve it just wont convert to a surface. i dont necessarily need to remove close points but i like the control i have with it.

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Melting Panel.ghx, 541 KB
Melting Panel.3dm, 41 KB

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Permalink Reply by Bhushan on November 1, 2010 at 7:53pm

I some how cannot download the definition .
:(

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Permalink Reply by an@mation on October 15, 2011 at 5:25am

hi i'm interested in how you went about constructing this but I can't seem to open the GHX file, it opens up a new webpage with a script?? not sure why.

But if you could repost it, it would be a huge help.

thanks

anam

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Permalink Reply by Alpha222 on October 23, 2010 at 1:55am

Very interesting~~Thanks for sharing~~

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Permalink Reply by Joseph on October 13, 2011 at 10:49pm

Really nice.

How did you achieve the inflation part? I downloaded the files every part works except the inflation, the cells that are suppose to be inflated are just empty.

Thanks

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Permalink Reply by an@mation on October 15, 2011 at 5:46am

i can't seem to download the GHX file, it opens up a new webpage with a script. if you could send me the GHX or a print screen of how this was created i'd really appreciate it.

anam