Grasshopper 0.9.0010 available for download

Note: this used to be the 0.9.0009 download page, but two loading problems were fixed. Since these releases were within hours of each other I decided to not put up an entirely new release page.

An incremental release is available for download. It fixes several bugs reported in the 0.9.0005 & 0.9.0006 versions. To wit:

Computer mice with smooth scrolling would not zoom well, this is fixed.
Previewable parameters with a lot of consecutive null items would crash, this is fixed.
Identical GHA files would collide during the loading process, this is handled.
GHA files with identical names would collide during the loading process, this is handled.
Solver Undo setting was not persistent, this is fixed.
Widget ZUI Zoom setting was not persistent, this is fixed.
Markov Widget Corner setting was not persistent, this is fixed.
Markov Widget Suggestion Count setting was not persistent, this is fixed.
Drag and Drop on Document and Template preview materials wasn't recorded, this is fixed.
AssignDataToParameter() COM-Access method was broken, this is fixed.
Geometry and Generic parameters with persistent data would not deserialize correctly, this is fixed.
Operator shortcuts via the Canvas popup instantiation menu no longer assigned data to the second parameter, this is fixed.
Cull Duplicates component did not always show the correct label upon deserialization, this is fixed.
Legacy VB/C# components would not correctly deserialize List access on input parameters, this is fixed.
Cloud Display component would still display old sprites on disconnect, this is fixed.
Minor changes to a document would trigger lengthy preview cache updates, slowing Grasshopper down. This is fixed.
Sphere 4Pt did not work correctly, this it fixed.
Failed data conversions in parameters would result in missing entries, this is fixed.
Text Tag components (2D & 3D) would not bake via the component menu, this is fixed.

There are also some new features:

Added Jump object for quickly navigating across a Canvas (Params.Util dropdown).
Added Relative Differences component which is basically the inverse of Mass Addition (Math.Operators dropdown).
Added tooltip wiggle controls to the Preferences window, Interface section.
'Draw Full Names' now also attempts to change the display of existing components, but only in the active document.
Drag+Dropping GHA, GHPY and GHUSER files onto the canvas now puts the original file into the bin.
Replaced Set Union component with a new one that has variable input parameters.
Replaced Set Intersection component with a new one that has variable input parameters.
Replaced And and Ternary And components with a single new one that has variable input parameters.
Replaced Or and Ternary Or components with a single new one that has variable input parameters.
Replaced Concatenate component with a new one that has variable input parameters.
Concatenate component now has a segment join option available via the component menu.
Added Digit options to the Transform Matrix Display object.
Integer parameters which represent options now have more informative context menus.

David Rutten

david@mcneel.com

Poprad, Slovakia

Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by John Park on September 15, 2012 at 7:13pm

Dear David,

I know this is fundamental ... I tried to have multiple input variables for "evaluate" math function in this latest version. I was able to do it easily with input variable manager with old versions ...

Please let me know how to ....I also have the same problem with "expression"

Permalink Reply by Igor on September 15, 2012 at 7:29pm

Zoom this component(roll the mouse wheel)....

Permalink Reply by John Park on September 15, 2012 at 7:36pm

thanks ...easier than I thought!

Permalink Reply by Rémy Maurcot on September 17, 2012 at 8:02am

David
A bug in 0.9.0006 is income, the non conservation settings.
If I open a definition, certain parameters are not connected now empty.
(for parameter number only).

This makes it unusable version 0.09.0010.

Permalink Reply by huaxiamengqing on September 17, 2012 at 8:07am