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Chris Tietjen replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"Like this then...? Chris"

Nov 29, 2011

Alberto Senigagliesi replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

" Hi Chris,Perhaps the pictures are better of the words..seen my very bad English....This are what i want to make , executed into Rhino,are possible to make it in Gh ?if yes , like...?Thanks in advancedal "

Nov 29, 2011

Chris Tietjen replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"Hi Al, I don't quite understand your question. I don't know how you would create an untrimmed surface from the edge curves but you can certainly extract the edge curves. "

Nov 29, 2011

Nicolas Marino replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"THanks a lot Chris and Lars!"

Nov 29, 2011

Chris Tietjen replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"Here's the definition. The mesh component at the far right is just for appearances while viewing in Grasshopper as noted by Lars. Chris"

Nov 29, 2011

Alberto Senigagliesi replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"Hi LarsI'am happy for feeling ... your voiceI have seen your post about the Interwoven Surf, truly of great interest, Compliments… but maybe this is a misunderstanding about that matter- I asked if is possible to use a Planar…"

Nov 29, 2011

Lars Renklint replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"Hi Alberto, just skip the last mesh-component and you are left with a trimmed surface. Not sure, but I believe that Chris used it to get a nicer preview of the surface. Without it the surface looks a bit odd, but once you bake it you'll notice…"

Nov 29, 2011

Lars Renklint replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"Wow, that was nice. I wasn't aware of the surface split component. Nicolas, here's the names: "

Nov 29, 2011

Alberto Senigagliesi replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"Hi Chris just a simple demand , how to make for obtain one Entrimmed Surf rather than a Mesh ? Like making in order to extract the perimetrals edge of the Trimmed Surf , and use it , whit the circles , to generate a…"

Nov 29, 2011

Nicolas Marino replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

"hi Chris! thanks a lot...would you mind writing the name of those functions involved? as I said, i'm taking my baby steps with GH, still don't know all the names :S"

Nov 28, 2011

Chris Tietjen replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion Holes on a surface

Nov 28, 2011

Nicolas Marino posted a discussion

Holes on a surface

Hi Guys,I'm trying to figure out an exercise but I'm missing steps. The place where I'm learning it from is outdated so I can't find the functions described. I've been trying to figure it out on my own but I'm still too green with GH...I'm basically trying to cut holes all over a surface, any surface, any shape. Can you help me out with this definition? Thanks!!See More

Nov 28, 2011

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Nicolas Marino replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion differences in names between different versions

"Thanks for the warm welcome Luis! Well, I started doing 3D as a hobby when I was 17, back in the days of 3D Studio 4 for DOS, throughout the years I became an architect and I ended up doing 3D for architecture for quite a while. I've…"

Nov 25, 2011

Luis Fraguada replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion differences in names between different versions

"Nicolas, welcome! Curious to hear about your experience in 3D. Would be nice to hear about why you are checking out GH and what kinds of features you think could be implemented. Maybe these are things you see in the other packages…"

Nov 25, 2011

Nicolas Marino replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion differences in names between different versions

"you are totally right Danny, thanks for helping. These tutorials are my very first steps so i'm still taking baby steps that's why i'm being completely dependent for now. But once I pass this, I'll take off. I guess…"

Nov 25, 2011

Danny Boyes replied to Nicolas Marino's discussion differences in names between different versions

"Grasshopper is Beta Software and by this very nature things change, usually for the better. This does presents a horrible conundrum: do you take the time to create a detailed tutorial so others can learn to only have to change it the next time…"

Nov 25, 2011