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Feb 17

RWNB commented on alex webb's blog post ModeLab, ModeTools, and Parametric Polylines

"hi alex, i think that your blog info might be more interesting,if you also share the definition of the workshop,or at least how they are made.the picts are interesting, but not really bring more.thanks anyway"

Feb 14

alex webb commented on MORPHOCODE's blog post Rabbit 0.3: UI Preview (W.I.P.)

"drool..."

Feb 13

alex webb commented on alex webb's blog post the flying robots are done!

"that's amazing stuff, thank you so much for passing that along thibault. "

Feb 13

alex webb posted a blog post

ModeLab, ModeTools, and Parametric Polylines

ModeLab swung by Woodbury last weekend, they dropped some serious techniques and some really interesting gh components. More thoughts and links to the components here. See More

Feb 13

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Thibault SCHWARTZ commented on alex webb's blog post the flying robots are done!

"If I remember well, it was on Rhino + Python for the geometry (a simple lofted surface, then discretized via the python script). For the robot control (team of Raffaello d'Andrea you forgot to mention), they developped their own soft ("the…"

Feb 11

alex webb replied to Andy Payne's discussion Weaverbird in 0.8.0063

"hey giulio- I am using 0.5.16, but I realized that I wasn't using the most recent service release in rhino 4. I updated to the most recent release and reinstalled weaver bird 0.5.16, and now I'm getting the same message as the one…"

Feb 9

alex webb commented on alex webb's blog post BIG's National Library in Kazahkstan

"I don't know, I'm not even sure if the use it in the office. But the form looks gh-y and that does look like ecotect for sure. "

Feb 7

alex webb posted a blog post

the flying robots are done!

completed shots of Gramazio + Kohler's Flight Assembled Architecture... which, yes, was constructed by flying robots. does anyone know what they were using to generate the form and control the robots? I know…See More

Feb 7

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alex webb replied to Andy Payne's discussion Weaverbird in 0.8.0063

"I'm getting errors from the WbCarpet, WbWindow, and WbFrame. Pretty much everything I plug into them ends up being an invalid mesh in 8.66. "

Feb 6

Scott Davidson commented on alex webb's blog post BIG's National Library in Kazahkstan

"Alex - This is a nice study. Do you know how Grashopepr was used on this project? Or did they use different tools?"

Jan 31

alex webb commented on mohammad abdelkhalek's blog post recursion

"very cool. are you using hoopsnake? "

Jan 30

alex webb posted a blog post

BIG's National Library in Kazahkstan

I found some great diagrams and renderings on BIG's National Library in Kazahkstan. Check more out here.See More

Jan 30

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alex webb replied to driller's discussion Default Slider Settings

"I haven't found a way to do this, but once I set one up I just copy and paste it instead of recreating it. it's not ideal, but it saves a little time. "

Jan 26

alex webb posted a blog post

PandA Lab's Swarmy

a pretty cool workflow using processing, gHowl, and weaver bird to create a delaunay grid from points. more pics and definition screenshot included in post here. See More

Jan 26

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