Genoform

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Genoform is a generative plugin for Rhino/Grasshopper.

Website: http://www.genoform.com
Location: Adelaide
Members: 100
Latest Activity: May 24

Genoform Version 2.0

Ths version includes grasshopper components that are able to communicate with the external genoform (main) . You can create a generative designs by simply replacing your slider bars with genoform slider bars and by dragging in the genoform (grasshopper) component that establishes a communication link with the genoform (main).

Filters are provided to filter out unviable designs

Genoform allows you to filter out unviable solutions. You do not have to define optimisation criteria. In creative design, a good design is recognized only when it emerges. Genoform is based on emergence.

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Discussion Forum

Genoform for GH 1.0 (0.8.0066) 4 Replies

Hello,I use P.C with WIndows XP. Currently i tried to install Genoform into my Rhino.When i installed the set-up file; genoform.exe, genoform.DLL, Genoform icon with example folders and some HTML…Continue

Started by Agneesh. Last reply by sivam krish May 8.

Genoform can't detect Grasshopper 10 Replies

I have a problem with detecting that my Grasshopper is open and saved...I have GH 0.8.0052 - anyone else with this problem? thx!Continue

Started by Esben Clausen Nørgaard. Last reply by sivam krish May 7.

sort genoform models

Hi,I am generating models using genoform.I would like to know whether it is possible to sort the results according to some parameter (for example the values of the slider).Thank you very much.GiorgioContinue

Started by Giorgio Ponzo May 3.

Questions regarding Genoform filtering 1 Reply

I am new to Genoform, and can't seem to figure out how filters works in Genoform. To be precise, can't we set our own min max range for filters, since it seem to work with slider only and ignore any…Continue

Tags: Genoform, Filters

Started by Khizer Ishtiaq. Last reply by sivam krish Nov 5, 2011.

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Comment by sivam krish on October 14, 2011 at 6:46am: Genoformed Twisted Tower

tower.gh

Comment by sivam krish on October 12, 2011 at 9:25am: What is Genoforming ?

Comment by sivam krish on October 1, 2011 at 5:27am: Version 2.0.0.2 is now out ! pls unistall your preivous version and give the new version a whirl.

Tx

Sivam

Comment by Zayad Motlib on August 24, 2011 at 10:09am: Great news... Thanks Sivam. And it is coming with a manual!.

Comment by Andrew Butler on July 13, 2011 at 8:28am: The Genoform version shown in this presentation is soon the be released. Stay posted.

Comment by Andrew Butler on April 13, 2011 at 10:20am

Comment by Andrew Butler on April 9, 2011 at 10:31am: Petals
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Comment by sivam krish on April 4, 2011 at 7:04pm: Thanks Myskowski for your compliments.

The trick is to maintain the designs that you created, so that you can go back to it, analyse it, modify it and develop it. In manual user driven design processes all this is lost. Because you can only work on one design at a time.

So even with computers most designers are pushing one design at a time.It will be great if we can try out many designs at the same time - leaving the picking and development for latter.

We hope that the differences will be similar to “single processer" PCs and "multi-processor PCs". It can help turbo charge your design exploration.

Comment by Przemyslaw Myszkowski on April 4, 2011 at 5:56pm: This seems like a great way of working and I can see how a database of values with ranges can produce many varying results quickly. Looking forward to diving in.

Comment by Andrew Butler on April 2, 2011 at 8:03am: I know this is pretty dodgy, but this is a loft I made in grasshopper that I have controlled with Genoform. There are about 100 generations here. I wasn't expecting such thin lofts as well, or the fat short ones, which proves how Genoform can inspire some new ideas.