Cheetah, the CONFIGURBANIST

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"Cheetah, the CONFIGURBANIST" is a plugin for analyzing and designing urban configurations. A new version is released here https://sites.google.com/site/pirouznourian/configurbanist

Website: https://sites.google.com/site/pirouznourian/configurbanist
Location: Delft, the Netherlands
Members: 210
Latest Activity: Sep 8, 2023

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How to thicken the lines like in the video? 2 Replies

Hi Pirouz,Great plugin, still learning it, a bit hard to get what's what, but certainly doable.Learning from your video, couldn't but notice the difference in line weight between my display…Continue

Started by Tim. Last reply by Emily Shaw Apr 19, 2023.

the add in does not install 2 Replies

Hi ,I am trying to install the plug in , but it seems that I cannot. When I install it , there is just one function of it in grasshopper. Can someone help? Continue

Started by Martina A.. Last reply by Samane Jan 30, 2022.

Puzzled by Polycentric Distribution

I am conducting a research on visualizing different minutes walk from the designative parks to residential buildings like the figure below. I hope the minute gradients are 5min, 10min, 15min and…Continue

Tags: Gradient, Designated, Configurbanist, Distribution, Polycentric

Started by WENG Yang Mar 5, 2020.

Polycentric Distribution

I´m trying to get a better understanding of the polycentric distribution component.I´m working in urban regeneration process related to touristic products on my PhD, to not extend myself too much,…Continue

Started by jorge sainz de aja Mar 23, 2017.

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Comment by John Park on July 16, 2016 at 5:15pm: Thanks, I will try and let you know!!!

Comment by Pirouz Nourian on July 16, 2016 at 1:52pm: turn on the control points of all lines, zoom in and out, use modelling aids such as snapping options to ensure the lines are clean and connected at their end points. I hope this helps. The next version of the tools are better at this but such problems are difficult to solve automatically in general.

Comment by Pirouz Nourian on July 16, 2016 at 1:49pm: some of the lines that appear to be connected might not be exactly connected. There might also be many other problems such as lines near one another, duplicate lines, overlapping lines, junctions which should not exist and so on.

Comment by John Park on July 16, 2016 at 1:08pm: Dear Pirouz Nourian, what do you mean by "a network that is not as connected as it appears"? ... if I know what it is ... I will do it manually ... much appreciated ...!!!

Comment by Pirouz Nourian on July 15, 2016 at 6:32am: Hi John Park, it seems like you have a network that is not as connected as it appears. For the time being, I cannot offer an automated method to clean your network and you have to inspect it manually.