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Simple VB .NET Generic Translation Loop
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Hi,I am trying to create a VB .NET button that will allow me to input an object, and recursively translate the object a number of times in the x-axis. I would think this would be easy, but I keep…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Devin Jernigan Jun 30, 2012.
Simple Octree Processing for Splitting an enormous set of surfaces with an enormous set of curves
Hi, I am new to the Octree implementation in Grasshopper, but it seems like a powerful new feature. I am interested in splitting a large number of surfaces with a large number of curves, however each…Continue
Started Mar 22, 2012
Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves
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Hi, I hope that the title says it all, but in case it doesn't I'm trying to take a 2D pattern of overlapping lines (like 5000+) and create closed polylines/curves for every space (cell) in between…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Devin Jernigan Mar 20, 2012.
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Devin Jernigan commented on Jens Pedersen's video
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"Hey Jens, I'd also be interested to see what's going on here. Could you send me a basic version so I could try to see what's going on? devin.jernigan@gmail.com"
Devin Jernigan replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Simple VB .NET Generic Translation Loop"David,
Thank You.
I have created code before that instantiates the new [initial] object within the code, and then when I iterate through the transformation of those objects it automatically creates the duplicate. Which is why I wrote the code that…"
David Rutten replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Simple VB .NET Generic Translation Loop"Object is a framework class, you typically don't use it unless you have absolutely no idea of what you might get. ITER should be of type Integer, OBJ should probably be of type GeometryBase.
The following code is weird:
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David…"
Devin Jernigan posted a discussionSimple VB .NET Generic Translation Loop
Hi,I am trying to create a VB .NET button that will allow me to input an object, and recursively translate the object a number of times in the x-axis. I would think this would be easy, but I keep getting errors while writing the code with normal syntax. ------------------BEGIN-------------------Private Sub RunScript(ByVal ITER As Object, ByVal OBJ As Object, ByRef A As Object) Dim endobj As New list(Of Object) Dim k As Int32 For k = 0 To ITER Dim newOBJ As New Object newOBJ =…See More
Devin Jernigan posted a discussionSimple Octree Processing for Splitting an enormous set of surfaces with an enormous set of curves
Hi, I am new to the Octree implementation in Grasshopper, but it seems like a powerful new feature. I am interested in splitting a large number of surfaces with a large number of curves, however each surface is really only being split by one of the curves in the large set.Therefore, I would assume that this could be solved by using the Octree component to sort the surfaces and curves so that each surface is only testing a small number of curves in the splitting operation (let's say like 5, just…See More
Devin Jernigan replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"I see. Ok. Well it works beautifully. I'll keep you updated as I progress . . ."
Jon Mirtschin replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"It's not so secret, it just sorts the segments into a connected network, and then uses a right (or left) handed turning detection to traverse through and find "cells". It uses some data structures perhaps not so easy to define…"
Devin Jernigan replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"Ok, I got StructDrawRhino installed. Figured it out. That's nice! Thanks! It's an efficiently built algorithm. I'd be interested to know how it works (the general algorithmic procedure) . . . maybe that can be discussed further in…"
Jon Mirtschin replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"Did you try the Curve Intersection and Curve Network fillet components in StructDrawRhino? I'll assist with applying if it helps."
fernando molas garcia replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"A definition Very clever!"
Devin Jernigan replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"Hey, Thanks!
I tried it on a large number of curves and it's a bit slow. I see that this is just a surface split, which i'd be better off just doing with the 'split' command built into rhino. Of course I had thought of this way…"
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BIM (Building Information Modeling) enhancements for Rhino and Grasshopper, import/export to Revit, Digital Project, Bentley and Archicad amongst others. Also Structure modeling (including analytic) and Computational Geometry Tools such as mesh relaxation/inflation and tessellation tools.See More
Dedackelzucht replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"this one I like more :-)"
Dedackelzucht replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"Hey,
I understood it as a 2D Input.
here is my version:
Best Regards
DeDackel"
Danny Boyes replied to Devin Jernigan's discussion Closed Curves / Cells from arbitrary grid of Lines / Curves"As you're dealing with so many curves I could probably sort a flat list of curves into two categories if you define a plane."
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