All Blog Posts Tagged 'surface' (19)

The editorial proposal we intend to undertake concerns the digital representation strategies that can change the future of wooden architectures, by combining tradition and innovation. Call for chapters is aimed to anyone who intends to bring innovation and experience in the wood construction field, related to the advanced digital modeling with a particular attention to the solutions associated with generative models and the dynamic value inherent the relation…

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  I need a lot of help, I'm new to GH. I'm in school for architecture and Im struggling with this project. I can get the lofted surface I want and have done some exploring and found some different ways to cut holes into surfaces. But when I loft my surface it come out as a brep instead of a surface. 



  If someone can help me turn it into a surface and then a way to cut holes into it that would be greatly appreciated.

  Just on Rhino create two…

Hi, I have a question regarding the component 'TriGrid' (Triangular Grid).

I made a shading system by using TriGrid, however, I couldn't figure it out how to assign it into my building on a curved surface. 

Is there anyone who knows how to do it?

Thank you very much for your help!…

After some rework of a previous script (http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/smooth-junction-blend-a-minimum-of-4-extrusions) to make node, here is a component to create node to join struts. It generates surfaces which blend sections of struts . 

22/12/2015:  Please consider it as WIP. Comments are welcome. As I have more comments when it works, it is also good…

A set of Ladybug components for analysis of Photovoltaics.

Download them from here:

This small definition reverses U and/or V direction of a surface and/or swaps them.

It emulates Rhino's "Dir" command.

Requires ghPython plugin installed.

reverse_swap_UV.gh…

Hello everyone!

I'm new to grasshopper and I'm having some troubles trying to create a surface similar to the jambox one...

I've been using the Kangaroo Curve Pull, but I don't know how to adjust the springs and the pull strenght properly, but I'm pretty sure that's a way of doing it...

Anyway, I'm uploading my files…

I have updated a script (WB components).…

dear readers,

firstly, i would like to thank you all for such great support on this site. i have learned a lot over the last few years of dabbling with grasshopper thank to you guys (however, i'm still technically a uber newbie)

i am currently working on this mosque project and it requires me to create an inner leaf of a double curved roof structure that is composed of little semi/quarter domes (sadly i don't know what they are called). like…

Voronoi on torus, definition:

2012_TorusVoronoi.gh

-edit:

Vicente showed a more elegant solution, i always seem to forget that we have a 3D voronoi component :) this is the def based on the one Vicente made:…

Voronoi Skin by Angel Quintana…

I've done some research about how to achieve this using various sources online. Mainly:

 

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/yangliu/publication/tr-2008-13.pdf…

Hey guys,

 

Here are two definitions that are really helpfull for me, i hope they are for you guys as well.

 

1) Complete (with side edges) hexagonal grid on any surface. There are some vb scripts out there but they dont give you the edges. Also the lunchbox plugin gives you only the individual lines, and some weird things happen at the edges. This def works 100%.

 

2) Complete diagrid (with side edges) on any surface. I think there are some vb scripts out…

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I am new to Grasshopper and Rhino so it may be an obvious problem here.... I am trying to set up a series of columns that expand and contract given a certain angle.  I am hoping that i might get this angle to react to an attractor such as a sun path .. so far i have tried with just a single point as an attractor but i think i may have not defined the vectors properly.  If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi Grasshoppers!

This little project I share here is in a way the beginning of my sharing and blogging activity on grasshopper. My goal is to do a series of studies to explore and research patterns and surface build ups that can be applied to industrial products later on. This is the first, more sculptural approach. 

So, looking at this piece of art, it won´t be extraordinary and super surprising to you; The coding behind the hole pattern is a…

GH tool to manipulate a four-point surface with the GraphMapper.

I'll attach the file in the comment. (I fail to discover how to attach a file in this blog)

Let me know what you think of it!

Greetz