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Karamba interactively calculates the statical response of three dimensional beam structures under the action of external loads.Current Version: 0.9.083 (January 13th 2011)See More
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Change layer visibility
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Miguel Vidal Oct 24, 2011.
Suggestion: input for "code" in .NET script components
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Baer Oct 28, 2011.
Panels visualization issue
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Stefan Iorga replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'calling functions from different script components'
Thank you Giulio, from now on my work will go smoother.
Giulio Piacentino replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'calling functions from different script components'
Hi Stefan,
sure it's possible.
Here you go.
I hope this helps,
- Giulio________________giulio@mcneel.comMcNeel Europe
Stefan Iorga replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'calling functions from different script components'
Hello,
I am trying to make a mathematical function and call it into another python component.
Here is the file, maybe it is possible somehow.
Best regards
Steve Baer replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'Suggestion: input for "code" in .NET script components'
I would agree with Giulio that python is going to be much easier to work with as far as passing functions around that can be called in other components. If you want to do this in C# or VB.NET, you are most likely going to need to use…
michael sprinzl replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'Suggestion: input for "code" in .NET script components'
maybe a dispose at the end could help. I personally like microsoft visual express as editor... or maybe monodevelop. Do you have any suggestions on this field to get this done?
Giulio Piacentino replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'Suggestion: input for "code" in .NET script components'
Hi Michael,
you do not really want to do this because loaded assemblies are not candidates of garbage collection and will cause a small but noticeable amount of memory to be used and never released at each definition update (memory leak). This might…
michael sprinzl replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'Suggestion: input for "code" in .NET script components'
some stolen code......
private void RunScript(string code_in, object y, ref object A) { String InputCode = String.Empty; InputCode = code_in; System.Reflection.Assembly…
Miguel Vidal replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'Change layer visibility'
Ok, Giulio.
Many thanks!
Giulio Piacentino replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'Change layer visibility'
Hi Miguel,
It should be possible to assign to this property:
http://www.rhino3d.com/5/rhinocommon/html/P_Rhino_DocObjects_Layer_IsVisible.htm
Thanks,
- Giulio________________giulio@mcneel.comMcNeel Europe
Change layer visibility
Hello, I would like to change layers visibility with a script and all I found was Layer.IsVisible property, is there a method to turn it on and off? Thanks!See More
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Suggestion: input for "code" in .NET script components
Hello everybody, I am thinking that it would be great to have an input for the code in VB and C# script components as we have in the python script GH component for Rhino 5. That way, we could write functions and classes only once and use it in other script components by storing them in string parameters and concatenate them with other code. Let´s say we could, in a way, fake global classes and functions for a whole GH definition. I don´t know wether it is easy, difficult, or even possible, to…See More
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Miguel Vidal replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'built-in method for Delaunay mesh'
Ah!
Ok, David, I got it!
Thanks.
Cheers.
David Rutten replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'built-in method for Delaunay mesh'
If you want a Mesh, you should use Solve_Mesh() as it returns a Rhino.Geometry.Mesh instance.
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David Rutten
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Poprad, Slovakia
Miguel Vidal replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'built-in method for Delaunay mesh'
Hi David,
Thanks for your reply.
Just a quick question: how could I actually get the Delaunay mesh from a set of points then?
I tried: Grasshopper.Kernel.Geometry.Node2List nodes = new Grasshopper.Kernel.Geometry.Node2List(); for(int i…
David Rutten replied to Miguel Vidal's discussion 'built-in method for Delaunay mesh'
Hi Miguel,
no constructors, it exposes a bunch of static Solve_XXXX methods.
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David Rutten
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Poprad, Slovakia
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