Human

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Welcome to Human for Grasshopper!

Because humans are animals too!

Any similarity to my own name is, of course, a pure coincidence.

What does it do?

There are two sets of components with different functions:

Human.gha

Extends Grasshopper's ability to create and reference geometry including lights, blocks, and text objects. Also enables access to information about the active Rhino document, pertaining to materials, layers, linetypes, and other settings.

Includes the following components:

(Those in bold are new components with this release.)

Object Creation
- Bake Geometry with Attributes
- Create Hatches
- Create Justified 3d Text
- Create Lights
- Define Block
- Place Blocks
- Create Object Attributes
Display
- Custom Display with Variable Lineweights
- Custom Display with Bitmap Textures
- Render Text to Screen
- Render Mesh to Screen
- Render Curve to Screen
- Render Point to Screen
- Screen-Oriented Text
- Screen-Oriented Mesh
Document Information
- Font Table
- Material Table
- Layer Table
- Hatch Pattern Table
- Linetype Table
Document Modifications
- Create/Modify Layers
- Create/Modify Materials
Miscellaneous
- Document Units
- Directory Contents
- Delete Objects on Layer
- Dynamic Item Selector
Reference
- Dynamic Geometry Pipeline
- Explode Hatches
- Explode Blocks
- Explode Blocks Recursively
- Get Object Attributes
- Light Properties
- Sort Objects by Type
- Text Object Info
- Get Objects by Selection
- Get Objects by Layer
Texture Mapping
- Planar Mapping
- Box Mapping
- Spherical Mapping
- Surface Mapping
- Cylindrical Mapping
- Custom Texture Mapping

TreeFrog.gha

This add-on includes a set of components to aid in the advanced manipulation of data tree structures.

Includes the following components:

Assign Paths
Graft by Data
Match Paths (this is pretty much the same as GH's native "Unflatten" - but it came first so I'm leaving it in :D )
Path Description

See the images and reference files for a detailed explanation of the function of these components.

I'd also like to acknowledge the creators of Horster Reference, the first Grasshopper add-on to expose advanced reference functionality. These components definitely build on the work they have done, although they take a slightly different approach.

To install:

In Grasshopper, choose File > Special Folders > Components folder. Make sure you delete all earlier versions of HDTReference.gha, TreeFrog.gha, and Human.gha if there are any. Save the gha file to that directory.
Right-click the file > Properties > make sure there is no "blocked" text
Restart Rhino and Grasshopper

Website: http://www.food4rhino.com/project/human
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New version of Human for download 51 Replies

It's been more than a year since the last release of Human - so I'm excited to share with you the latest version, packed chock-full of new functionality. See the release notes for details on the new features. A few of my favorites:Ability to define…Continue

Started by Andrew Heumann. Last reply by Nick Tyrer Jan 26, 2016.

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Comment by phillip on April 11, 2013 at 6:07am: ...though I expected you to go for this guy with the new logo:

Comment by phillip on April 11, 2013 at 6:05am: Great work! Solves a lot of issues when interacting between GH and RH objects.

Thanks.

Comment by Landscape on April 9, 2013 at 10:07am: Many many many thanks for this amazing release!! ;-)

Comment by Andrew Heumann on April 9, 2013 at 9:03am: Food4Rhino is taking forever to update! Here are all the latest components - remember to delete any old versions before installing.

Human.zip

Comment by Fred Becquelin on April 9, 2013 at 4:20am: 404 :(

Comment by Archy Bloom on March 28, 2013 at 6:14am: GOOD~Waiting for updata

Comment by Fred Becquelin on March 27, 2013 at 3:57am: Unbearable itches...

Comment by Andrew Heumann on March 26, 2013 at 12:39am: Coming soon....

Comment by Yuvizzle on February 10, 2013 at 3:10pm: Perfect, thanks so much!!

Comment by Andrew Heumann on February 10, 2013 at 2:46pm: Hi Yuval -

As I suspected, the problem is that you're passing Breps instead of true "box" objects to the box to box transform component. When you convert a brep into a box, it calculates the world-oriented bounding box, losing all of your orientation information. If instead of converting to a brep you simply move and orient the box itself, this problem should go away.

Also, in order to avoid null bounding boxes, I would recommend either 1. making sure that all the objects on the "Grips" layer are blocks or 2. using the sort by type component to make sure you're only giving objects of type Rhino.DocObjects.InstanceObject to the BlockExplode component.

See the attached for a working example.

Orientobjecttosurfacenormal_BLOCKS.gh

P.S. are you making a parametric climbing wall? :)