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1. This is the ghx made by Yasser for who ever needs it (Yasser if you want me to remove it i can)
2. This is the grasshopper that i made the longest lines represent the step i want to make disappear (cf the mind_mapping.jpg which shows what are the actions done)
3. This is the final result i would like to achieve (already done grasshopper + manualy but out of curiosity i would like to make it all with grasshopper !)
Thx all in advance :)…
m, mind). These 2 are (a) the advent of large scale 3d printing and (b) the adoption of a totally new way to fabricate carbon fiber items (I mean big things like load bearing structural members - blame Volkswagen and Boeing for that).
For instance and in a very small scale see this CF chair:
Or that:
All these mean that you/we could consider possible to design large scale things (like a "monoblock" modular hangar where the roof is fused with the columns - exactly like the chair as above and/or your initial requirement - minus the ugly basement formation).
In the mean time get the new "divine" version (2 choices : either you or God decides things concerning the "bridges").
Until next update
1. TSplines 3.4. they don't give any preview (and pipe is EXTREMELY slow) whilst 3.5 they turn components red. Karma without any doubt. Beta 4 has more bugs than Madonna had lovers.
2. Choose "God" as the placement mode and observe that the main issue here is to "fuse" properly "bridges" that potentially clash (easy for TSplines).
3. Although random is the new trend in Architecture/Design (but trends come and go) ... controlling randomly AND properly geometry is more fuzzy than it appears on first sight ( for doing something that could(?) stand(?) any future critic, he he).
4. Rhino is actually a surface modeler ... meaning that stuff that CATIA/NX do are rather unthinkable especially concerning the "frozen" state of a polysurface (Smart Surface for those in the Microstation bandwagon). You'll see why I'm saying this when this definition starts to find the right route (for instance filleting complex stitched surfaces etc etc) . On the other hand various Rhino tools are not exposed to GH (VBA/C is needed).
More this weekend.
My mail is pfotiad0@remove this@hotmail.com
May the Force (the dark option) be with us, best, Peter …