Thanks for the help Rajaa! Your code is beautifully simple :)
For some reason i still don't understand, the code only works if the distance to the boundary is tested with values equal or greater then "length" and not with other values. This probabl…
That's a great example!
Based in the ideas from your definition, I created a spiral staircase inspired on the one from the Vatican's Museum.
The definition is a bit rough - I'm certain it can be simplified. Hope you like it!
Hey everyone!
I've been in a "quest" about creating a definition that would generate a list of points from a starting point and randomly generated vectors, and wouldn't grow beyond an imposed limit.
The way i've been trying to make it sound a bit…
I think imagination is the first limitation - every time i come here, i'm surprised by new posts/works/videos/definitions with different applications.
The main use i thought of when i first used grasshopper is the parametric control of geometry; wi…
So that was it?! Thanks a LOT Luis, it worked just fine ;)
I didn't know the For loop made the increments by itself - back when i programmed with fortran90 we had to do it inside!
No wonder i couldn't figure it out...
Thanks!
Hello rvzkm,
Why are you incrementing i inside the loop? There is the line:
i = i + 1
on line #74. The for loop does this for you. If you want to increment another variable, make a separate counter. I commented this out, and the polyline jumps ov…
Hey everyone!
I'm new to VB.NET and some rather annoying error is keeping me from moving forward with my work.
Here's an example of what i'm trying to do: create a polyline by adding points generated (recursively) by one starting point; if the pol…
I think I get your point: one creates the grasshopper definition that can be used by others (who have no knowledge of grasshopper) through something similar to a "macro" - right?
I really think it would improve A LOT the usage of this amazing resou…