"Ill see later mario, I havent looked really at the definition but every "grafted list" of points for grid movement I have encountered always had some overlap. I do the same method by grafting points and flattening the grid lists input but…"
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probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper
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Hi, I'm trying to make interpolated curves on an upright standing surface that reacts to one or many points, in order to create waves on the surface. I have managed to create the curves using a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Pryor May 14.
Problem with my lists..
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Dear everybody, I have made this cone-like shape, and I would like to make a truss all over the surface,so I need to be able to select the points in each corner of the subdivided surfaces to draw the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sophia Keivanlo Apr 12.
Point attractors that regionally affect the radii of circles in a 3d grid
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Hi! I have a juicy problem to be solved:)I have several point attractors, all with an individual force.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sophia Keivanlo Mar 5.
How to move points with a graph-mapper or similar?
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Hi there! I have these rows of points, and I would like to move each row, vertically, put so that each point gets a different height. So that they could shape a convex or concave shape, or an s-shape…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sophia Keivanlo Feb 9.
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Michael Pryor replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper
MARIO VERGARA replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"graft the points_flatten b from vector 2 point
the overlap goes away.
but still i rather that individuall controll, since attraction and detraction can be achieved at the same time"
Michael Pryor replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"well by grafting, when point movement is to extreme points overlap."
MARIO VERGARA replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"yes tou could reference all the points, and graft the component if you want to do it at once
but the good thing about this other way is that you can manipulte each attractor individually.
but maybe i´m missing something"
Michael Pryor replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"yes a common way, I am more interested in doing it without having to do each attractor separate."
MARIO VERGARA replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"another approach
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Sophia Keivanlo replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"Of course! I found the last picture and instructions here originally :
http://www.grasshopper3d.com/photo/sr22?xg_source=activity
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Michael Pryor replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"Sophia what was you method to getting the "bubble" like grid, out of curiosity."
Sophia Keivanlo replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"The link was a great success, I figured it out:)"
Sophia Keivanlo replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"Thank you, I will do that.. Great link!
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Danny Boyes replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion probably a very simple solution.. how to use the path mapper"Hi Sophia,
A quick answer for now is to have a read of this: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/path-mapper-help-1 Its over a year old now but there should be some fundamentals to help you along.
After you've had a…"
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Hi, I'm trying to make interpolated curves on an upright standing surface that reacts to one or many points, in order to create waves on the surface. I have managed to create the curves using a horizontal grid, and then I didn't get this problem.The problem is that I really don't get the path mapper and how it works, what should I write in it to get what I need, and why should I write that??I read the path mapper help box but it didn't explain it to me. Part 2: as you can see in my rhinofile, I…See More
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A daily geometric problem is presented to the grasshopper 3d community. Degrees of difficulty vary by day.The idea is to sharpen skills, challenge, or a fun exercise: Useful for beginners wanting to learn, or as an alternative to your morning coffee + cross-word puzzle. Rules:Contributions can be posted by anyone. Either selected from a previously posted problem from the general discussion (please acknowledge original poster), a selection from one of the many grasshopper+ primers (please…See More
Sophia Keivanlo replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion Problem with my lists.."Yes, this helped me a lot! I added two List items so that I got one list for each corner (64 points instead of 128). Thank you! Tusen tak! "
Jesper Hildebrandt Andersen replied to Sophia Keivanlo's discussion Problem with my lists.."Hey
Is it something like this ? or am i all wrong ?"
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