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"Hi Luc,
maybe you really are running out of memory. Can you check in the task manager how many Megabytes Rhino is consuming? Do you have access to Rhino5 64-bit? If yes, can you test again, see if it fares any better?
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Grasshopper Display Error
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Started this discussion. Last reply by David Rutten May 4.
How to divide a surface into sub-surfaces with one vertex in each quadrant?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrew Heumann Mar 17.
Using Subsrf to divide a set up subsrf's
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Luc Wilson Jul 16, 2010.
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Luc Wilson replied to Luc Wilson's discussion Grasshopper Display Error"I'm no longer getting the "Grasshopper display error," but now some components are giving me the following error:
Error: Exception of type
'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown.
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Luc Wilson replied to Luc Wilson's discussion Grasshopper Display Error"It turns out that it is a rotate component that is causing the error. I get the error when rotate is creating 6,317,325 lines. I reduced the number of lines to 1,546,125 and the definition works just fine, calculating the solution in only 2 seconds."
Luc Wilson posted a discussionGrasshopper Display Error
I keep getting the following messages: "An exception was thrown inside the drawing pipeline:Source: System.DrawingType: Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryExecption' was thrown. The display of objects will be disabled to prevent this from happening again. Please save . . [yada yada yada]" and "An exception was thrown inside the drawing pipeline:Object: GroupSource: mscorlibType: Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryExecption' was thrown. The Grasshopper display routines have gone into…See More
Luc Wilson replied to to]'s discussion Geco - UserProblems in the group [uto] tools Plug-ins"Is it possible to make the time out routine longer than 5 minutes? The evaluation I'm currently running takes longer than 5 minutes and I want to animate/run galapagos, but I can't do that if I have to change the boolean setting for…"
Luc Wilson commented on Jeff Niemasz's group DIVA for Rhino"Martin,
Yes, those are the instructions that I followed."
Luc Wilson commented on Jeff Niemasz's group DIVA for Rhino"I just installed DIVA for Rhino 1.901. When I open up rhino I don't have the DIVA toolbar, and I can't find it anywhere. Also, when I run any of the DIVA commands, for example, "Metrics" I get a rhino script error: Microsoft…"
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DIVA for Rhino
DIVA-for-Rhino is a plugin which runs thermal, daylight, solar radiation, and glare simulations. Our goal is to bring validated environmental simulations directly to the conceptual design environments of Rhino and Grasshopper.See More
Andrew Heumann replied to Luc Wilson's discussion How to divide a surface into sub-surfaces with one vertex in each quadrant?"Hi Luc -
It seems to me that there may not be a valid solution for every pair of curves. This definition works by assuming that two vertices are fixed (the end points of the curves, or the of the new division line from the previous step) and…"
Luc Wilson replied to Luc Wilson's discussion How to divide a surface into sub-surfaces with one vertex in each quadrant?"Andrew,What you describe is exactly the logic I was trying to set up. Thank you! It works sometimes on the definition you uploaded, but when I insert new curves it always fails. I am not sure if it is the definition or my inexperience with hoop…"
Andrew Heumann replied to Luc Wilson's discussion How to divide a surface into sub-surfaces with one vertex in each quadrant?"Hmm... this is a challenging problem. The area centroid is dependent on the position of the vertices and the vertices are dependent on the area centroid, so the problem is a bit circular to solve. Also, I'm not sure it's always solvable,…"
Luc Wilson replied to Luc Wilson's discussion How to divide a surface into sub-surfaces with one vertex in each quadrant?"The divisions between the surfaces don’t need to be vertical. In my first attempt at solving this I generated lines in grasshopper (in this case parallel and vertical) that I then used to split the surface. (I was thinking that I could vary…"
Andrew Heumann replied to Luc Wilson's discussion How to divide a surface into sub-surfaces with one vertex in each quadrant?"In your drawing, the divisions between the surfaces are all vertical. Is this always the case? This is not the typical condition for a loft. Also, what exactly is the center? The area center? The average of the corner vertices?"
Luc Wilson posted a discussionHow to divide a surface into sub-surfaces with one vertex in each quadrant?
How can you divide a surface (typically generated from lofting two lines) into the minimum number of sub-surfaces such that one vertex of the sub-surfaces is in each of the four quadrants (X,Y : X,-Y : -X,-Y : -Y,X) determined relative to the center point of the sub-surfaces and oriented to the global xy plane?In the below image Surface 1 fails because it has two vertexes in -X,Y and none in -X,-Y. Surface 2 meets the requirement of having one vertex in each quadrant, but is not the largest…See More
Luc Wilson replied to Luc Wilson's discussion Using Subsrf to divide a set up subsrf's"Evert,
Thanks for the response. Flattening the srf input didn't work, but cross reference totally did! Thanks,
Luc"
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