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[Bug Report] Shortest list problem with PointXYZ component
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Started this discussion. Last reply by June-Hao Hou Oct. 8, 2009.
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Nice Work!!
Here are some useful information regarding using .NET framework to talk to Mathematica:
1. What is MathLink?
2. Calling DLLs from Mathematica
3. .NET/Link
Try to understand,whole night,no luck....
how to bridging mathematica with GH?
how to export a file from Mathematica and then open it in Rhino(which format?)
how to have Mathematica send back a nurbs surface?
is there somebody can teach me ,Thanks i…
Thanks for Jon's reply for the issue of implement the solution in GH. There is no common solution, or common parametric form, for such kind of surfaces. You have to solve them case by case. However, bridging Mathematica with GH would be a good idea…
Thanks for your reply, Jon.
Yes, the equation is a1Sin(x)sin(2y)sin(3z) + ..... = 0. I know GH can't solve equations in that format; that's why I asked if June or anyone else knew how to rewrite the equation in parametric format -- i.e. x = ..., y…
I don't think you can do this in grasshopper.
Although the math is a bit beyond me if you look closely at the wolfram page you mentioned it is really the solution set to
a1Sin(x)sin(2y)sin(3z) + ..... = 0
that creates the surface and grasshopper doe…
Wham! My bad.
there you go!
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Parametric Surface using Variable Expression
If you know parametric surface well -- or to be more specific, you know how to construct 3D surfaces using parametric equations -- it is a smooth transition from mathematical tools (such as Mathcad or Mathematica) to Grasshopper. In Mathcad, the equation for a parametric surface is:
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Posted on May 15, 2009 at 11:00pm — 8 Comments
Nice facelift
Great to see Grasshopper website got a new face. I am glad to see the addition of social tools -- which might bring up more interactions among users. BTW, I have just started a new blog for the Chinese tutorials for GH here: http://hohowork.blogspot.com
Posted on May 14, 2009 at 3:30am —
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- At 9:54am on May 17, 2009,
June-Hao Hou said…
- There is a download link for the definition file under the screenshot.
- At 9:12am on May 17, 2009,
Karl-Johan Sellberg said… - ...also great with the screendump, but it´s just a little hard to read because of the resolution.
- At 9:09am on May 17, 2009,
Karl-Johan Sellberg said…
- Nice to be here. Glad to see the english explanation for the spirograph!
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