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quickest way to create a string from a data path
Started Oct 12, 2011
move points in a trigrid
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ola Jaensson Oct 14, 2011.
HELP WITH TRIMMING OR EVEN CONTAINMENT
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mateusz Zwierzycki May 9.
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Wojciech Hydzik replied to Gabriel's discussion HELP WITH TRIMMING OR EVEN CONTAINMENT"Hi guys.
I realize this was a while ago, but as it is with GH, i have a further issue with this that maybe you can help me with.
I need to subtract a list of points from multiple closed curves, not one curve as in Gabriel´s situation.…"
Gabriel replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"ola, sorry. i built you rversion in isolation and it in fact does work...now i just have to debug my version....thanks so much!!!"
Gabriel replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"here's the two pieces, one my faceted surfaces created with the hack delaunay where I lose the ordering of the triangles, and two, the reason why i need the ordered triangles
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Gabriel replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"does anyone see a difference? im really stuck on this one...."
Ola Jaensson replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"I can't either.
If you post an image of your def I might see something."
Gabriel replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"this looks good - puts out the right points, but in mine they come out not as branches as in your example and the triangles are all messed up - cant see any reason why yours i behaving differently"
massimiliano replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid" thanks Ola
you have been very clear."
Ola Jaensson replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"What about this? Trying sets instead of strings.
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Gabriel replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"it's exactly as you've done in your example except that I don't want to move individual points but all of them, but random distances..."
Ola Jaensson replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"I am not sure I understand what you are trying to do. Can you post an image or some code?
The Replace String component doesn't seem to work with multiple inputs for F and R."
Gabriel replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"Ola - I have tried to take away the Branch Item part, so that it's operating on all branches but then the problem becomes that the search and replace is only operating on separate branches so vertices are not moving in unison...any workarounds?"
Gabriel posted a discussionquickest way to create a string from a data path
i thought using the data branch mapper I could remove the end curly brackets and semicolons but no dice - because my branches extend into double digits I fear using the expression editor to be a little too complicated. Essentially I want to get a unique number for each branch, and I thought I would do it by concatenating the actual numbers that make up the data path...help? thanks!See More
Gabriel replied to Gabriel's discussion move points in a trigrid"thanks OLA!!! this looks very promising. i want to move multiple points but I think this should do it.... I've never used the search and replace string component so this is great entryway. thanks so much!"
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- At 10:32pm on July 3, 2009,
Peter Varo said… - nothing. If you are good enough in rendering, and you have a great cp which is powerful enough, i think you don't need to retouch your image.. well, i'm not virtuoso and don't have powerful cp but.. you saw the results.. nothing is impossible:)
- At 8:38pm on July 2, 2009, Peter Varo said…
- I see, well, It was rendered with a great HDRI backdrop, I think it's a royalty free stock image, called "black studio" or the other name of it is "studio lightning". And the material is simply a high gloss stuff, in my case it is a black, metallic thing. It was rendered in Modo 401.
- At 7:27pm on July 2, 2009, Peter Varo said…
- Did you mean what was the component? Or what was the logic?
- At 3:48pm on June 7, 2009,
Gilles Retsin said… - Image > adjustments > photofilter > warming filter.
fully parametric photoshopping !
- At 3:27pm on June 7, 2009, Gilles Retsin said…
- Hi Gabriel, It's a grey v-ray rendering which I pimped a bit in photoshop: a black gradient overlay, some colour burning, a bit motion blur, and a warming photofilter. Cool that you appreciated it !
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