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Artyom Maxim replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Well, as Kangaroo works only with meshes and lines, so you either work with outputed mesh or convert it... There's an input in Kangaroo node, called "anchor points", you can always feed any list of points in there that you would like…"

Feb 10

Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Wow, thank you so much for your help! now it is possible to work on the lines and to see the result pretty fast. I tried for example to scale some parts of the pattern and it still folds! Thats what i wanted. The only thing to do is to restart…"

Feb 10

Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Ha, funny! I've found the same component and already experimented with it."

Feb 10

Artyom Maxim replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"There is a great component in the latest release of Weaverbird, it allows to create a mesh from network of lines. I've just tried it - works great. As for the c# script- I guess it is not really necessary to use it... Don't know what…"

Feb 10

Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Ok, i tried it once again by leaving out the c# script and this time I've got a pretty nice fold result. But, do you know the reason for thatthe folding can't be set back to the starting point by the slider? Is each try to fold…"

Feb 10

Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Ah, thank you so much! didn't know that it is possible to internalize the geometry.So, in the case i want to crate a folding pattern by my own, I have to create a mesh and the valley,-mountainlines seperately, right?Wouldn't it be possible…"

Feb 10

Artyom Maxim replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Actually, there is no .3dm supported by the author of the plugin, all the geomerty is internalized in the .gh file. To see it you just need to right click the component that is incircled in previous image and turn on the preview. If it doesn't…"

Feb 10

Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Thank You Artyom, could you upload this rhino pattern (*.3dm) for me, so that I can understand what to do here? that would be great!"

Feb 10

Artyom Maxim replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Hi, you can define mountain/valley folds by supporting the corresponding individual lines in this part of the definition: But nevertheless, it is not possible to input new or delete geometry in Kangaroo simulation without restarting it... Maybe…"

Feb 9

Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Hello Daniel, I was looked for but I havn't found any example pattern file for the 'origami_example' so I created by my own. When I load this or other polygon mesh (for example waterbomb) it causes an Error (red) at the C# script…"

Feb 8

Daniel Piker replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion live work on origami patterns

"Hi Johannes, What you describe sounds like exactly what the 'origami_example' definition in Kangaroo is supposed to do. Could you clarify what caused you to give up ? Did you get it to work with the example folding pattern provided ? Was…"

Feb 8

Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann posted a discussion

live work on origami patterns

Hello,as i can see many people have already worked on gh definitions wich fold patterns like rigid origami from tomohiro tachi, but I cant find anything that works the way I'm looking for:I would like to load a pattern of splines from a specific Rhino layer into GH were the definition recocnizes the lines as valley-,mountain-, and outline-curves by color or layer (maybe with horster tools) and fold it into a sculpter as far as i want ( editable by a slider). The Idea behind, is to edit the 2D…See More

Feb 8

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Michael Pryor replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion Lists by facetype

"ah thanks, just one of those routines I never used before, makes perfect sense now. I thought param viewer would just pass through the data similar to a parameter component like curve or point. Very good to know. "

May 6, 2012

Mateusz Zwierzycki replied to Johannes Muehlig-Hofmann's discussion Lists by facetype

"I know(?) that this can be made with standard components, but can replace item and other components (cant tell which one) have input&output for parallel replacing etc - which would work exact as parallel sorting with sort component ? I often…"

May 6, 2012