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Surface Isotrim on a revolution surface returns non-identical surfaces
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Hi everyone, I have a quick question.I'm using the Isotrim component to divide a revolution surface in 22 radial surfaces. I'm doing the usual thing, namely using divide domain2 and then dividing the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Juan Pablo Ugarte Mar 5.
Curve topology modified after planar offseting
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Hi everyone! I'm having some trouble offsetting a curve, basically because its topology is changing (e.g: it has more points and segments after the offset operation) and that is giving me problems…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Juan Pablo Ugarte Dec 7, 2012.
Trying to pick GH referenced objects by their "original" layer
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Hi everyone, I'm trying to pick some objects according to the layer of the rhino object from which they were referenced into GH, but I'm not succeeding. I've been looking for a while for a GH…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Juan Pablo Ugarte Dec 7, 2012.
Round-to-Range component
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Hi everyone! I have a question. I've downloaded this new grasshopper version (which is great!) but now this 'home-made' VB component, Round-to-Range, doesn't work anymore (it just throws null…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ching Sep 4, 2012.
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Juan Pablo Ugarte replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Surface Isotrim on a revolution surface returns non-identical surfaces
Hannes Löschke replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Surface Isotrim on a revolution surface returns non-identical surfaces"Isotrim subsurface dimensions will depend on controlpoint density. As you suspect, a rotational surface will have constant CP spacing all around.
Offset does not care about the CP spacing of the original surface and might relocate CPs to better…"
Juan Pablo Ugarte replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Surface Isotrim on a revolution surface returns non-identical surfaces"I replaced the offset surface with the original revolution surface, and the problem disappeared. However, I'm still curious and I'd like to know what could be the reason for the "weird" subdivision with the offset surface. "
Juan Pablo Ugarte posted a discussionSurface Isotrim on a revolution surface returns non-identical surfaces
Hi everyone, I have a quick question.I'm using the Isotrim component to divide a revolution surface in 22 radial surfaces. I'm doing the usual thing, namely using divide domain2 and then dividing the surface. It is doing the work, but the different surfaces have different dimensions, and that's something I would've not expected with a revolution surface (which is supposed to have radial symmetry right?).Info about the surface:1 - The revolution surface's profile is a straight line joined to an…See More
Juan Pablo Ugarte commented on Fred Becquelin's blog post Phasma - Developable surfaces for Grasshopper - Update"Hi Fred! Very interesting definition + scripts you've put together! I would love to try it, but I'm having some errors in the definition (just using the 3dm example file). Does this version works with rhino 5 + latest GH version? May the…"
Juan Pablo Ugarte replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Curve topology modified after planar offseting"Man, how didn't I see that before?? Thanks a lot Andrew, I'll try it!"
Andrew Heumann replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Curve topology modified after planar offseting"I think "offset loose" will preserve the control point structure of your input curve."
Juan Pablo Ugarte replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Curve topology modified after planar offseting"I found the "Reduce Polyline" component, and it is doing the trick in most of the cases. Anyway, since it is a manual override, I still would like to know if anyone has dealt with this before, to see if there is a better workaround to this…"
Juan Pablo Ugarte replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Trying to pick GH referenced objects by their "original" layer"Thanks Djordje. After playing around for a while with ObjsbyLayer I managed to do what I wanted.
Thanks!"
Juan Pablo Ugarte posted a discussionCurve topology modified after planar offseting
Hi everyone! I'm having some trouble offsetting a curve, basically because its topology is changing (e.g: it has more points and segments after the offset operation) and that is giving me problems with a loft operation later on. I've read some topics in the forum regarding offsetting, but it seems that no one have had this…See More
djordje replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Trying to pick GH referenced objects by their "original" layer"I can not open your .gh file, but what you need is Andrew's great component: "ObjsbyLayer". You need to install the HDT Utilities in order to get this component:
http://www.grasshopper3d.com/group/hdt-utilities
Another approach is to…"
Juan Pablo Ugarte replied to Juan Pablo Ugarte's discussion Trying to pick GH referenced objects by their "original" layer"Hi, does anyone have an idea about who to accomplish this?"
Juan Pablo Ugarte joined Jon Mirtschin's group
Geometry Gym BIM
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
Juan Pablo Ugarte posted a discussionTrying to pick GH referenced objects by their "original" layer
Hi everyone, I'm trying to pick some objects according to the layer of the rhino object from which they were referenced into GH, but I'm not succeeding. I've been looking for a while for a GH definition or scripting component that does this, but I haven't been able to find one. So what I have is:A lot of groups referenced into grasshopper. The groups (and the geometry they contain) are being moved in the viewport, and then ungrouped. At that point, I would like to know to what layer those…See More
Juan Pablo Ugarte replied to Jason Kelly Johnson's discussion Congratulate DAVID RUTTEN on his ACADIA 2012 Award !!!"Congratulations David!! I have no enough time to even start to describe the incredible different ways in which your amazing work has expanded my work and mind. Absolutely deserved! Hope your grandma's birthday was fun!"
Juan Pablo Ugarte joined Panagiotis Michalatos's group
Millipede
Millipede is a structural analysis and optimization component for grasshopper. It allows for very fast linear elastic analysis of frame and shell elements in 3d, 2d plate elements for in plane forces, and 3d volumetric elements. All systems can be optimized using built in topology optimization methods and have their results extracted and visualized in a variety of ways.In addition millipede implements a few basic geometric features [extraction of iso surface meshes from volumetric scalar fields…See More
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