algorithmic modeling for Rhino
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Hi I am quite new to Rhino and Crystallon.I have created a geometry in Solidworks, and export it as STP file. I tried to morph two surfaces for generating the Voxel. These two surfaces were created…Continue
Started by Yikun Wang on Thursday.
Hi,Can someone suggest how to add new Lattices & Shells types to the CrystallonV2 Cell Selector.It appears as a ready-made dropdown list, but I'd like to add new custom elements to it.Thanks,Dana…Continue
Started by dana church. Last reply by dana church Mar 24, 2020.
Hello,I've been trying to get the Thickness to work with Shells.Using the Thicken.gh example file.The only Shell types I get to work with the Weaverbird Mesh Thicken are the Gyroid (shell) and the LH…Continue
Started by dana church. Last reply by dana church Mar 12, 2020.
Hello,I've just downloaded Crystallon 2, installed, and looking at examples files.Also read the 75 document over the weekend.Are there any tutorials at all?There is no explanation that I can find…Continue
Started by dana church. Last reply by Aaron Porterfield Mar 11, 2020.
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Hi Preethe would you be able to explain the problem you are having?
Hi,
I am a new user of Crystallon. I am facing issues with the Voxel Morph value component. My intention is to densify the voxels towards a curve/Point. Could someone help me on it.
Thank you all for your support on the Crystallon project! I have received a lot of great feedback so far.
I am currently working on updates for the next release coming in the next few weeks. Here is a quick preview of the updates:
All the morphing between surfaces and meshes will now have a "t" input which allows you to use a graph mapper for non-linear divisions. I am working on getting this to work with x and y divisions on the surfaces.
The voxelize component has this for all axis, and now has an input for base plane so you can change the orientation of the voxels.
I have also received requests for an option to export lattices to nTopology. This is a powerful tool and they have created an open source file format for transferring lattice information https://github.com/nTopology/LTCX
I have created and export module and will create in import module soon.
In more exciting news, the 3MF consortium has released a beam lattice extension for the 3D Manufacturing Format. I will be working on a module for exporting beam lattice information to .3MF files soon. https://3mf.io/beam-lattice-extension/
Thank you for all the support and stay tuned for updates as they come.
- Aaron
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