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Graph Topology
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Tags: C#, wires, graph

Started this discussion. Last reply by John Harding Nov 29, 2011.

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John Harding replied to John Harding's discussion 'Graph Topology'

Many thanks David, The script shows actually what I need so much appreciated. $:) Pleased to discover the canvas is accessible like this. Complete newbie to the grasshopper SDK, looks very promising so looking forward to getting stuck…

Nov 29, 2011

David Rutten replied to John Harding's discussion 'Graph Topology'

Hi John, basically you need to create a GH_Document from scratch. It shouldn't be particularly difficult though, although a certain amount of code will definitely be needed. If you load your document into the canvas , then you can…

Nov 28, 2011

Graph Topology

Hi all,My background is in Java but I'd like to write a C#.NET plugin in Rhino or Grasshopper (whichever is the best route) that automatically adds/removes standard GH components and perhaps in addition can tweak the graph (wire) topology.I've read Tom Copple's post from a few weeks back with some good suggestions on driving grasshopper externally but I'm quite…See More

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John Harding replied to enrique soriano's discussion 'Closest point on mesh'

Hi Enrique, Nice work. Can I ask where you sourced the Heinz Isler reinforcement image? Thanks. John.

Sep 24, 2010

John Harding commented on Odysseas Georgiou's photo

Thank you Daniel, I will try it out! I wonder if there's a way to influence 2d parameter space so that each coordinate is representative of R3 embedding space in terms of point spacing (a kind of morphed grid). This way the 'Farthest…

Principal Stress grid

Jul 28, 2010

John Harding commented on Odysseas Georgiou's photo

Hey Odysseas, how's it going? Spoke to Paul a couple of weeks ago about finding some code that will do streamlines automatically with equal density, and he told me you were doing similar things at the moment - turns out quite similar in fact!…