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Finding Axis Angle for a general 3D rotation ?

I'm sorry Daniel: I supposed it was just a thumbnail of the full-size image and not an image itself. Here's the definition, so you can see it at every scale you prefer. Bye. Mat

Replied Nov. 16, 2009

Finding Axis Angle for a general 3D rotation ?

Hello, I'm not sure that this will respond to your requiremente of optimization but...let's see. Well, I created six points (you can create the number you prefer) in order to define the position of…

Replied Nov. 16, 2009

question on LOFT!

Hello! As you'll see in the future, lists treatment is the most critic problem. In your case the problem is that you have two lists of object and you need to explain to GH that it must combine the "n…

Replied Nov. 15, 2009

 

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pretty nice find
February 16
DOPE!
February 6
Thanks Guilio that is very helpful, I missed this discussion. Matteo - Yes I am very interested in form-finding, tensile and light weight structures. I am looking for ways how to generate these structure with grasshopper, if you have any ideas or l…
January 28
Hi Wieland, if you are looking for a definition you might find one here: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/help-with-equation-in-function?commentId=2985220%3AComment%3A25775
January 25
Hi Wieland, thank you for the comment. Yes, this curve is correct (differs from parabola, that just approximates catenary arch). For this study I combined the correct formula with its inverse, in order to control the height of the arch. It's not a q…
January 24
Hi Matteo, nice work. Is this a mathematically correct catenary curve? How did you do this? Wieland
January 24
Matteo Lo Prete added 5 photos to the album 'GHaudì'
January 24
you're really measuring the acceleration of the surface. elegantly and cleverly assembled!
January 18
i like the way it takes the context into consideration
January 17
interesting geometry you've assigned to the point grid!
January 17
very cool. is this using voronoi?
January 17
+1 .. awesome!
January 15
very nice!
January 15
Thanks for the share
January 15
Thank you David! I really appreciated your comment!
January 15
Beautiful!
January 15
Matteo Lo Prete added a photo
January 14
Matteo Lo Prete added a blog post
The experiment investigates generative processes for Isopotential Maps. Considering a surface as input (it will be assumed as basic field) and a series of "n" attractors the GH definition will individuate a series of curves which describe the field…
January 14
hey, are those streamlines generated with the "magnetic displacement"????? if yes, maybe you can tell me how you did it!?....
January 6
this is nuts... meaning good job!
January 6

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Generating Isopotential Maps

The experiment investigates generative processes for Isopotential Maps.
Considering a surface as input (it will be assumed as basic field) and a series of "n" attractors the GH definition will individuate a series of curves which describe the field of forces operating on the area.

The definition, developed in cooperation with Andrea Graziano, allows to manipulate "n" attractors as a sort of electric charges. You can decide the charge's value (positive or negative) and eventually invert i… Continue

Posted on January 14, 2010 at 6:06pm — 6 Comments

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