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Gene Pool with a Gene Count input
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I David,Is it feasible to add a Gene Count input base on a list length?This would solve the issue of having a project that may have a number of elements that changes for different reasons and each…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Oct 17, 2012.
Closest points between two objects
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In Rhino: ClosestPt command.How can I achieve this in GH for 2 curves?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Jul 19, 2012.
Subcurve
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The correct value out of the Domain (Dom) component it's going into the Subcurve but the resulting subcurve is slightly shorter then the domain value... ? Why?Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Jul 9, 2012.
Hiding wires
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Is it possible to have an option to toggle "Hide All Wire Display" ?Sometimes while arranging, naming or having an aerial view of the mess ;) it helps sometimes if the wires are invisible.Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Umberto Saggio Dec 16, 2012.
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Mark replied to Mitch Heynick's discussion Expression in slider request"That's clever! The "Original" Tag is very useful and at the same time eliminates confusion of what it is happening.
If you can... Thank you."
Mark replied to Mitch Heynick's discussion Expression in slider request"For example, we use finger sizes (3 to 13) in jewelry design as an input, diamond sizes in mm, metal weight conversions and all kinds of known inputs to be then manipulated by a formula.
Yes we can still use a component to obtain the desired results…"
Mark replied to Mitch Heynick's discussion Expression in slider request"Definitely a needed feature!
I honestly can't see the point of displaying the result. It's a blind input....
Hopefully it will have an option."
Umberto Saggio replied to Mark's discussion Hiding wires"o maybe a "wire" touch setter... so a kind of pencil, if I touch a wire with that the visibility setting change to the one selected.... so you can very fast "clean" the visualization without having a "loss" of…"
gotjosh replied to Mark's discussion Hiding wires"+1 for having a wire display setting for a multiple section, i like the idea of that being accessible from the middle mouse menu, but even if it was hidden up in the edit menu i would be fine (especially if we can set a custom keyboard…"
Mark replied to Mark's discussion Gene Pool with a Gene Count input"Thank you very much!!!
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Now, to understand how it works... That's another story:)"
Mark replied to Mark's discussion Gene Pool with a Gene Count input"Never mind... Actually is fine as it is. Having the Gene Pool already at the maximum number of instances is not a problem at all thanks to the flexible window and scroll bar. :)
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Mark posted a discussionGene Pool with a Gene Count input
I David,Is it feasible to add a Gene Count input base on a list length?This would solve the issue of having a project that may have a number of elements that changes for different reasons and each one of them needs a Slider.To design in advance trying to cover the possible number of Sliders, that can go from one to 100, for example, is counterproductive.For example, we can graduate an arbitrary number of objects individually. The "arbitrary" List Length would add accordingly to the Gene Count…See More
Mark replied to RWNB's discussion how to change the domain of the inner-pt of the curve?"This is what I use for some of my projects. You can choose the Start and End length of a curve and the middle is the subcurve. It's limited, for is about a specific task, but you may be able to modify to fit your needs."
Mark replied to RWNB's discussion how to change the domain of the inner-pt of the curve?"Sorry, I had to make some changes. It was not right. It needs more fine tuning for complete control.
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Mark replied to RWNB's discussion how to change the domain of the inner-pt of the curve?"Maybe this is what he means?
Variation of DeDackel solution
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- At 3:25pm on December 14, 2010,
Jesse Kaufman said…
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the nice comment about my website. I haven't updated it in years.. really need to do something with it. I used to work closely with a company that was the US reseller for ArtCAM, so I did a lot of work in it several years ago, but Rhino has always been a mainstay for me. I've been doing a lot of my NURBS modeling in MoI3d, but always go back to Rhino for the more advanced operations..the nice thing is you can cut and paste a 3dm file between the two programs, so it's a seamless compatibility. However, I've recently decided I need to dig into Rhino 5 and get as up to date as I can with it, and make an effort to learn more about Grasshopper. I've employed some scripting for Rhino from stuff I've gathered from the Rhino NG,
but it's never been my strength, so GH is going to be a challenge for sure, but the potential is so vast that I think it's definitely worth the learning curve.
Would you have any recommendations as to how I might get started with GH? I know...Read the tutorials and practice, practice, practice..ask questions and then ask more questions..:-) I feel so stupid when I have to learn something new from the beginning, but what other choice it there?
- At 8:34am on December 2, 2010,
Karina Teixeira said… - Thank very much Mark!
- At 8:30am on December 2, 2010, Karina Teixeira said…
- I'd love to, so missing the opportunity. I understand a lot about prototyping and CNC.
- At 3:08am on December 2, 2010, Karina Teixeira said…
- Yes, a brilliant 1mm you in the loop .... I am jewelry designer and used in V-ray.
this is the link in my network Myrhinogold
http://www.myrhinogold.com/photo/photo/listForContributor?screenName=2zuje2uln7skn
- At 11:58am on December 1, 2010, Karina Teixeira said…
- Thank you, his work on Grasshopper is incredible
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