algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Int is short for Integer.
It is a "Param" style component that allows you to specify a single or multiple integers for use in the GH definition. It will also convert a number (Double) eg "1.40" into an integer "1"
Those are intervals which were replaced by Domains
EDIT: it's a very old tutorial
Thanks mate! I'll see if that works!
So then is the DIV then a simple division in the new version or???
No. Divide Interval which is now Divide Domain
There are a few components that still have no distinction between names but have very different functions. The best way to over come this is to use the Icon views for the components on the canvas. This obviously doesn't help when trying to follow a tutorial that has Names.
If you get stuck then you can follow these tips in the FAQs: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/what-is-this-component-an...
Thanks mate!
I have to model a pavilion from scratch for a uni project and we have just started learning this and I have no idea how to do anything!
the inputs a and b can be either connected to a dynamic source or be internalised for the lower and upper bounds of the surface that you are subdividing. they are probably 0 and 1
Integer, its function is self explanatory.
These are the INT components I am talking about...
The INT & the INT2...so these are integers??
The text "Int" occurs in multiple places in Grasshopper, they have been mentioned by folks here already but allow me to put them all in one place:
You're dealing with the last one here, so whenever you see "Int" or "Interval", replace it with Domain.
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David Rutten
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Poprad, Slovakia
Thanks mate thats really helped!
Btw is loft in the old version have inputs of S,C,A and an output of S? Because in the new version its not got inputs of C & O and an output of L?
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