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Nathan Hoofnagle replied to Victor Leung's discussion 'A solid waffle for laser cutting.'
Looks like a very detailed definition. However I can't seem to download the ghx attachment. When I click on the icon I'm just transferred to a new page with the file in the scripting lang. format. Tried from several comp.s and same thing.…
Nathan Hoofnagle commented on Andrés's photo
Beautiful. You should keep going with it. I would love to see the curves the figure creates along different reference points (the ankle, the elbow, the knee) graphed against each other and analyzed.
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Nathan Hoofnagle commented on Samir Raut's photo
Beautiful! It's nice to see parametric modeling expanding into other fields of design besides architecture.
Christopher d. Faulhammer commented on Nathan Hoofnagle's photo
Great work.... Any chance to share the definition? Thanks
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Nathan Hoofnagle replied to Jacek Jaskólski's discussion 'Curve division density wise'
Great definition!
I discovered a very quick and simple method of uneven point distribution along a curve you might find useful. The curve is simply offset and a surface is lofted between them. This surface is then unevenly subdivided with the graph…
Nathan Hoofnagle replied to roberto gagliano's discussion 'surface-trim workflow'
HI vincente
I have tried to replicate this function and only get a 'null' value to return. I am new to scripting and the component so I could be missing something. x is set to 'list'. What do you mean by (if you omit all the…
Nathan Hoofnagle replied to Thomas Bildsøe's discussion 'Split surface using curves'
I've been trying to split an untrimmed open brep surface forever and nothing seems be working. What exactly is the RhUtil.RhinoCutUpSurface? A component or a script using VB? Maybe this could work.
Nathan Hoofnagle commented on a-ngine's photo
beautiful script! I have been trying something similar with the definition pictured in my profile picture. In the beginning i couldn't script out how to use attractor points to have a variation of panels with some more closed up and some more…
Nathan Hoofnagle replied to Arthur Mani's discussion 'Gridshells'
Mark Cabrinha wrote a great paper titled ''Gridshell Tectonics: Material Values Digital Parameters" in the Acadia 2008 Proceedings. I studied the article for my thesis project and it gives a great insight into what actually makes a…
Grasshoper workshop McNeel Europe at Barcelona - Spain
July 27, 2009 at 9am to July 29, 2009 at 5pm
This workshop will give students a functional understanding of the Grasshopper. Allowing them to build on this understanding into more advanced projects of their own.
Nathan Hoofnagle is attending Carlos Pérez's event
Nathan Hoofnagle commented on Bence P's photo
Absolutely stunning! Was the surfacing done through the VB script or one of grasshoppers components?
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- At 2:37am on December 6, 2009,
Kevinli said… - Thanks for your reply. I managed to submit the cover artwork on time by using my own SEM pictures. And it got accepted by the journal:
http://135.196.210.195/delivery/_ArticleLinking/DisplayArticleForFree.cfm?doi=b921960a&JournalCode=JM
But any way your 3D pics are really brilliant.
- At 2:34am on December 6, 2009,
Kevinli said…
- Hi Nathan, thanks for your kind reply. I managed to do it on time with my own scanning electron microscope pictures and the artwork was accepted for publication by the journal. See:
http://135.196.210.195/delivery/_ArticleLinking/DisplayArticleForFree.cfm?doi=b921960a&JournalCode=JM
But anyway, I love your 3D pictures very much!
- At 10:23pm on September 3, 2009,
Kevinli said…
- Hi Nathan, I really like your pictures. I would select one to add to the front cover of my paper. So do you give permission to people to use them? What is the condition? Thanks very much! Kevin
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