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At 7:05am on November 21, 2011, hamia Aghaiemeybodi said…: Thanks for your help, probebly it will help, im waiting for his deffinition,

hamia/

At 3:21am on November 21, 2011, hamia Aghaiemeybodi said…: Hi,

First thanks for the last plug in you released,

Im trying to export my geometry directly from grasshopper to radiance, as i understood to do so i need one .obj file and one .map for material, i can export my mesh to .obj file but i'm not sure how can i creat the .map ,

anu idea, how can i do that?

thanks

At 12:12pm on July 22, 2011, Ángel Linares said…: Thanks a lot for the last plugin released. NIce work done :)

At 3:43am on October 31, 2010, shima roshanzamir said…: thanks a lot

At 10:16am on October 24, 2010, shima roshanzamir said…: hi i want to buy the O'Reilly c# (0.3 or 0.4) programming book for beginners can you let me know which shop in Vienna i can get it from. thanks alot

At 6:59am on September 24, 2010, Theodor Wender said…: cool site-design!

At 6:35am on June 3, 2010, madmax said…: thanks a lot! max

At 5:00pm on May 5, 2010, christoph daniel alex said…: really nice

At 10:23am on October 18, 2009, christoph daniel alex said…: hey [to thx for your fast help ,
yeah started using grasshopper seems to be often faster than mel,
vb.net is still a hell of a mission ;-)

greets
alex ,chris, dani

At 7:38am on May 26, 2009, Alessio Erioli said…: Hi to]! I've seen the (very nice) works on your blog and I have a question about them: how did you manage to implement the Runge-Kutta method in Grasshopper? Of course I do not pretend a step-by-step tutorial, but even a small clue or reference on how to start would be appreciated. I already know about Daniel Piker's magnetic field definition, but I'm stuck when it comes to get to isolines...

Many thanks in advance!

Alessio