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tree growth Hi people, I would like to get your thoughts about how to generate a 3d organic building! Basically it is a building that grows or in othe… Started by Murat Cavusoglu	2	Mar 6, 2012 Reply by Murat Cavusoglu
How to creat Line Normal to Meshed Box How to creat Line Normal to Meshed Box from its center. i can find the center if it but want to know how to creat line normal to the box me… Started by Advait	0	Mar 6, 2012
how to make a "3 leg surface" i am trying to make something similar to the metropol parasol, i am stopped in ho to make the surface, i would like to have some help, or a… Started by jaime tellado alvarez	3	Mar 6, 2012 Reply by jaime tellado alvarez
Distribution on a list Greetings. I am trying to design a louver, which consist of different dimensions of sticks. They are random arranged, either the space betw… Started by Addison Ow Jia Wei	2	Mar 6, 2012 Reply by Addison Ow Jia Wei
changing geometry by changing grid hey guys, I need some help...I am trying to make my simple 2 curve geometry to behave when I change the grid between them. I am attaching t… Started by Arjun Uppal	1	Mar 6, 2012 Reply by Arjun Uppal
where is "point on curve" ? i am using grasshopper 0.5.0099 and i cannt find " point on curve "!! Started by amir mohebi ashtiani	1	Mar 6, 2012 Reply by David Rutten
parametric bench With the help of which this can be done?Should form krivyvye and let him which is a component? Started by Uncle Tim	0	Mar 5, 2012
Changing density for developable 3d pattern Hi guys, With the help of my professor I made a definition that divides any surface into 2d triangles with a central triangular voids. Th… Started by Sean P. Snyder	1	Mar 5, 2012 Reply by Hannes Löschke
Parametric Truss Hello can somebody help me solve this problem. I would like to apply my GH script on curve nr. 1 and 3 as I did on curve nr. 2. My goal is… Started by Matthias Vinatzer	1	Mar 5, 2012 Reply by Hannes Löschke
Opposite attractor Attractors based on distance naturally tend to make the the thing they are closest to smaller because the distance is smaller. Anyone know… Started by Michael Pryor	15	Mar 5, 2012 Reply by Hannes Löschke