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At 8:01am on October 10, 2016, Arpan Bakshi said…

GhPython Workshop coming up this month. Tool developer Chris Mackey is teaching a live webinar titled - Making Your Own Python Components. More information and registration at https://attendee.gototraining.com/42b11/register/4476111114579892225

At 1:37pm on November 18, 2014, Anders Holden Deleuran said…

I've previously used the Python modules xlrd and xlwt for reading/writing Excel files. That said I think I would also consider using the .NET methods available through IronPython. See this link: http://www.ironpython.info/index.php?title=Interacting_with_Excel

At 3:25pm on October 13, 2014, Anders Holden Deleuran said…

Hi Hamia, missed your post the other the day. Did you check out the Surface.IsCylinder() method? Looks like it should do the trick :)

At 6:40am on January 29, 2014, Anders Holden Deleuran said…

Not sure what happened to the reply I posted yesterday. Looks like you figured out..

At 7:54am on January 28, 2014, Anders Holden Deleuran said…

I have attached a file I had laying around, can't remember who wrote it I'm afraid. It demonstrates how to use the use the RhinoCommon classes and methods in your script using Python. I think there was a thread with a single line font stroke somewhere here on the board. Hope that helps.. textToCrv.gh

At 7:38am on March 6, 2013, Anders Holden Deleuran said…

Haha, it's magic! Sorry for not responding sooner, just got back from London and Copenhagen. You can always use the Python function type() to check if your geometry is of the correct type. It's pretty handy. Also, you could use to add a conditional check before the split curve function. This way it is easier to narrow down where the problem is.

At 4:13am on February 28, 2013, Anders Holden Deleuran said…

Cool, glad that you managed to fix it. Guess you were feeding a RhinoScriptSyntax function something it didn't like :)

At 6:35am on November 30, 2011, Jeff Niemasz said…

Hi Hamia, you will find the material library file at C:\DIVA\Daylight\material.rad. It is a text file, you can add as many custom materials here as you like following the Radiance format. There is a short description on creating your own radiance materials on our wiki. The names you give the materials in the description will then show up using the material component in grasshopper.

At 6:51am on November 22, 2011, Jeff Niemasz said…

Hi Hamia,

First I would check over the video tutorials. If you have saved your rhino file with a name (no spaces) and run a daylight factor using the diva for rhino toolbar (the 1.9 version one- delete the old one), then you should have a folder with the needed analysis files here:

C:\DIVA\Temp\YOUR_RHINO_FILE

When you open grasshopper within the rhino file you are working with, it is checking this folder for the needed analysis files. These vary by the type of analysis, so check the "metric" panel on the component and select daylight factor. Let me know if this helps or if you are still getting the error even with the correct analysis files in the temp folder.

At 5:54am on November 21, 2011, to] said…

take a look here:

http://www.grasshopper3d.com/video/gecoradiance-1

Fabian Posadas has wrote a LUA component....

 
 
 

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