Return rebuild time?
Is there a simple way to get the time it takes GH solver to rebuild a given solution? E.g For machine spec X GH with/without Preview on will take n milliseconds to rebuild Solution Y.Goodwill,ThomasSee More
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Return rebuild time?
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Grasshopper as back-end for web configurator?
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Manipulate and write object attributes?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Thomas Wingate May 19, 2009.
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Thomas Wingate replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Return rebuild time?'
Hi David,
Functional programming huh? Makes a lot of sense ofc. The Profiler is certainly along the right path. Can I access it through C# API? I'd like to be able to map update cycle times for different changes to a solution.
/T
ps. It…
David Rutten replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Return rebuild time?'
Hi Thomas,
Grasshopper typically only builds those portions that have expired since the last solution. I suppose I could measure the total time after expiring all caches, but that would not represent a typical run.
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What are the objectives of the class?
Thomas Wingate replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Grasshopper as back-end for web configurator?'
Thanks Luis, this is just the sort of thing I was looking for. you mind sharing code for the UDP listener?
Luis Fraguada replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Grasshopper as back-end for web configurator?'
Via a web client, not specifically...but using tcp or udp is possible:
http://www.livearchitecture.net/archives/3745
http://www.livearchitecture.net/archives/3732
Technically its probably possible.
Grasshopper as back-end for web configurator?
Communicating with Grasshopper via a web-client interface? Anyone experimented along these lines?
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Thomas Wingate replied to Giulio Piacentino's discussion 'Knitting/weaving on a surface'
Great work!
I tried doing this back in 2003 using an early GenerativeComponents but it was really hard work and required a lot of custom code. In the end I abandoned the GC version and got something half working in RhinoScript a few years later.
The…
Thomas Wingate replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Manipulate and write object attributes?'
We will write up a spec over the next couple of weeks on this one. Is it possible to create shared project pages using this site or is that something for the wiki?
David Rutten replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Manipulate and write object attributes?'
Hi Thomas,
I have some thoughts on how to tackle this, but I welcome any additional ones. And specs are always useful.
Thomas Wingate replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Manipulate and write object attributes?'
Well thank you Sir, it is nice (finally) eta a chance to be on board.
The manipulation of object properties was something we discussed briefly when Bob & co was visiting, but has since become apparent that it would be very useful for our…
David Rutten replied to Thomas Wingate's discussion 'Manipulate and write object attributes?'
Hi Thomas,
welcome aboard. This is currently only possible through VB or C# scripting. Someday soon we'll add support for all kinds of attributes, but until then... no.
Manipulate and write object attributes?
First post and first opportunity to play with Grasshopper!Is there a way, or are there plans for methods/blocks to manipulate object attributes? i.e. object meta data.We would like to be able to generate geometry and add a collection of custom attributes to each created instance, to be used downstream in the process.'course we could script this in RhScript but it would be a lot nicer to have this functionality as a designer friendly block.Any other people interested in similar…See More
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- At 12:14am on August 7, 2009,
Endrjux said… - thomas hello and thanks!, move my first steps in grasshopper recently, this job done with a colleague some time ago, the script is available online ...
- At 2:35pm on May 19, 2009,
Andres Gonzalez said… - Thomas...
It is clever and yes, it is very hard to get good results. By the way, the other area I am working on, is to bring this type of technology [Hardware-Software] to a reasonable price for education. I am working with paper now. We have seen good results and the price for a nice model is sometimes less than $99 cents. Teach the basic things, let the kids construct their scaled models and the best part, do that in house fast, same day you do your definition with GH. I will test this on Friday here in our office in Miami. Hope all goes well.
- At 1:58pm on May 19, 2009,
Andres Gonzalez said…
- Hi Thomas
We need to know if we can rotate the material or not in order to cut it, mill it, laser it etc... and also, the Nesting part. Save and Optimize the material. Waist is a big problem. We are working with TDM Solutions to add more functions to their product RhinoNEST. Hope to see those new options soon and be able to script them from Rhino. Cutting as you know, is not just sending curves to a CNC router...
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