HI guys! i am trying to create something like this:http://vimeo.com/13941403 I know you can do it with kangaroo, but i am a beginner and i have some difficulties with it. I think there should be on the net a definition of it but i cant find it.. Does anyone have it? it would be a great help for me! thank youSee More
I would get the center point of each segment and use that list with distance to an attractor to do it, just quickly thinking off the top of my head. Maybe since the lines are in a list do it by segment, so u have 10 segments, so the gradient min is…
hey thanx for the advise, seems to work a bit better now. The thing is because the lines are curved the end of them might be closer to the the attractor than a part of the line its midle. Is there any way i could not use the distance…
instead of bounds try using distance logic, so the further a segment is from a point it is a specific color, By giving the segments to bounds your assigning each segment a gradient separately, hence the separate colors, they are not interacting with…
hi guys, propably its a very trivial question, but i wanted to ask how you can apply a gradient on lines. In the attached image you can see my attemt and the grasshopper definition.basically I have 3 points. 2 that are named |"N" and "H"a 3rd one that is named "tn-2". what i would like to achieve is a gradient that would start from the points N and H and will end at TN-2. With what i have now it seems that the gradient is applyed randomly. …See More