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Patched interwoven surface

I mentioned in the Interwoven Surface blogpost that my first idea was to use the Rhino command "Patch" and that this unfortunately was not awailable in Grasshopper. But now, Marc… Continue

Posted on August 9, 2009 at 3:30pm — 5 Comments

Selfintersecting Moebius Band

Continuing to explore the work of Rinus Roelufs, I had some progress with the selfintersecting Moebius band.

The holes that permits the surface to weave into itself are now circular. The definition is not all that parametric yet, meaning you can only change the size of the moebius, the size of the holes and whether the moebius band should be twisted… Continue

Posted on August 1, 2009 at 4:02am — 6 Comments

Connected holes

The first experiment with intewoven surfaces. Inspired by Rinus Roelofs work - connected holes.

Have a closer look at the presentation on Prezi.

I really like the Box Morph component in Grasshopper. Though… Continue

Posted on July 28, 2009 at 5:00am — 3 Comments

Interwoven surface

Inspired by the work of Rinus Roelofs I did a GH definition to weave surfaces. At first it used the Rhino command "Patch" to create the surface from boundary curves. Unfortunately "Patch" is not accessible in GH, so in this version another Rhino command - "NetworkSrf" - is used instead.

To use the definition you'd have to bake… Continue

Posted on July 27, 2009 at 7:30am — 5 Comments

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Dec 5, 2011

Lars Renklint replied to Avishek Das's discussion 'Boy surface'

Can't tell what's missing. But if you want to look at someone elses solution you have one here: http://eat-a-bug.blogspot.com/2010/01/boy-surface.html

Dec 1, 2011

Lars Renklint replied to KrispyKrem's discussion 'icon question'

It was added in the 0.8.0060 release. It's under Vector | Grids

Dec 1, 2011

Lars Renklint replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion 'Holes on a surface'

Hi Alberto, just skip the last mesh-component and you are left with a trimmed surface. Not sure, but I believe that Chris used it to get a nicer preview of the surface. Without it the surface looks a bit odd, but once you bake it you'll notice…

Nov 29, 2011

Lars Renklint replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion 'Holes on a surface'

Wow, that was nice. I wasn't aware of the surface split component. Nicolas, here's the names:

Nov 29, 2011

Lars Renklint replied to Ajay Khanna's discussion 'Sine X Cosine surface'

You forgot to flatten the P input of that last SrfGrid. Also the X-input of the first Point-component needs to be grafted.

Nov 28, 2011

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Since you've already made the panel as shown in another picture, you could from that finished panel cut a suitable piece (rectangular) to use for the box morph.

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At 7:38am on June 26, 2009, Fredrik G said…: Tack ska du ha!

At 2:34am on May 19, 2009, Mirjana Devetakovic said…: Thanks for your comment on my 'Red and purple' composition in the 'Affine transformations' blog! A bit of recursion has been included in the deffinition applied in the model... I hope Milana will manage to define an IFS (Iterated Functional System) in Grasshopper, that will allow full control of recursivity and construction of fractal form...

At 11:32am on May 17, 2009, Mårten Nettelbladt said…: Thanks! It's interesting to see what this forum can become. It's so much easier to communicate with other users rather than justing posting. Fina askar du gör förresten! Men det är väl inte dem du använder Grasshopper till, eller? Hälsningar!