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[Wish] What about a widget that tells you the "optimization index" of your definition?
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David Rutten replied to Ángel Linares's discussion '[Wish] What about a widget that tells you the "optimization index" of your definition?'

Hi Angel, there's no way of knowing what data a definition actually creates. If there's a VB or C# or Python or 3rd party component involved all kinds of data may be generated and send off to the hard-drive or the web or God knows…

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[Wish] What about a widget that tells you the "optimization index" of your definition?

I was thinking about this today after see the tri-panel tutorial that "Grasshopper for Rhino" post in Google+ (I've created a discussion about this there). It may be some kind of relation between number of nodes, time per global definition calculation, number of conections and geometry or entities generated that could help you to optimize the code. When you write C# or vbNET code, is complicate to…See More

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Ángel Linares replied to David Rutten's discussion 'Grasshopper 0.8.0065 available for download'

Thank you man :)

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We was uploading the blog again...the server is giving as lot of headache....No it works. http://www.monzon8.es/formando/

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Opening learnRhino.com

We've just opened www.learnRhino.com (but need some improvements) the training team blog at Monzón8 (Sevilla, Spain).

We've begining posting one tutorial, one definition and some images from our last training course.

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At 10:40am on April 23, 2011, Daniel Piker said…: Hi Ángel,

It should certainly be possible to do a thread model like the modelab one you linked to.

Can you post the definition of how far you got, and I'll see if I can tell why it's not working

At 9:43am on February 13, 2011, Andrew Heumann said…: he didn't actually give me a definition at all, just some pointers; I had to construct one myself. Essentially, every crease is a very rigid spring, particular nodes have small starting velocities to get them going, and particular edges can be made to come together with relatively weak attractions.

At 8:05am on May 7, 2010, Paco Alcoba said…: Qué tal Angel? últimamente le estoy dándole duro Rhino y al grasshopper, y que menos que acudir a la fuente. un abrazo y a ver si nos vemos!!