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Reciprocal Self supporting frame (shift frame)

HI! I want to connect my anchor points like in a reciprocal frame. But grasshopper will only conect the endpoints of lines. I can't connect them from a point on a line. My Problem is the following. I…Continue

Started Nov 28, 2011

 

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Reciprocal Self supporting frame (shift frame)

HI! I want to connect my anchor points like in a reciprocal frame. But grasshopper will only conect the endpoints of lines. I can't connect them from a point on a line. My Problem is the following. I need to connect point 1 to point 2. Then on the line between 1 and 2 is another point 6 beeing the endpoint of the line from 5 to 6. same for 3 and 4 having the point 2 on the line. But the connecting line should always stay straight. so it should not bend on the point inbetween. here a picture for…See More
Nov 28, 2011
nikolaus pfusterschmid replied to javier burgos's discussion kangaroo tensegrity help
"HI!I'm having the same problem. I want to connect my anchor points like in a reciprocal frame. But grasshopper will only conect the endpoints of lines. I can't connect them from a point on a line. I wanted to open your file, but…"
Nov 28, 2011
responsive design studio left a comment for nikolaus pfusterschmid
"i think it might be possible to create a similar system but you would create a different definition. the isogrid divides a brep with a series of planes in 3 directions so the cutting faces/curves are planar and continious. your pattern is somehow…"
Nov 21, 2011
responsive design studio left a comment for nikolaus pfusterschmid
"i think it might be possible to create a similar system you would create a different definition. the isogrid divides a brep with a series of planes in 3 directions so the cutting faces/curves are planar and continious. your pattern is somehow…"
Nov 21, 2011
nikolaus pfusterschmid replied to Jerrimo's discussion Reciprocal Systems
"After reading the article of ROKKO I don't think its too easy to code something like that. But this would be exactly what i need:A ghx file which can bring this grid onto any kind of surface..."
Nov 16, 2011
nikolaus pfusterschmid replied to Jerrimo's discussion Reciprocal Systems
"Thanks a lot for the infomaterial. I hope I'll be able to find a solution. In my case it will need to be a self-supporting framework without any kind of connectors to hold te ends together. so each peace resting on another will keep the next in…"
Nov 15, 2011
nikolaus pfusterschmid replied to Jerrimo's discussion Reciprocal Systems
"HI! I'm also looking for a solution to this problem. But with a hexagonal grid and the reciprocal system should contain triangles. SOmewhat like this but applicable to any surface."
Nov 15, 2011
nikolaus pfusterschmid replied to yujun chen's discussion a hexagon example
"HI! First of all great work! Do you think it's possible to make the grid look like a reciprocal frame. greets"
Nov 15, 2011
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At 8:14am on November 21, 2011, responsive design studio said…

i think it might be possible to create a similar system but you would create a different definition. the isogrid divides a brep with a series of planes in 3 directions so the cutting faces/curves are planar and continious.

your pattern is somehow interrupted and to me it looks like a different setup would be needed.

please check the definitions i uploaded in my first comment on the album, maybe that helps!

hans

 
 
 

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