Very early tests of my new project - a Physics engine working within Grasshopper and Rhino and allowing real-time interaction.
The intention is that the various types of form-finding and feedback this allows could inform and enable some new ways of designing structures.
It's mainly just particles, springs and gravity for now, but I'll be adding other force types, bending elements, different constraints, feedback options, muscles, etc. as time goes on.
Actual speed is slightly less than shown here, but I'm working on various ways of optimising this.
Big thanks to Giulio Piacentino for his help in getting the live update part of the script working, to Moritz Fleischmann for helpful discussions, and to David Rutten for making it possible.
I'd like to hear anybody's ideas - What might you imagine using this for ? What features would you like to be included ?
I'm developing this independently at the moment - get in touch if you're interested in discussing sponsorship or licensing.
Daniel.
This is fantastic!!!!!!....I really looking forward to test Kangaroo!!!
I have worked with reactor, but this looks very interesting.
Keep the good work!!!
hi daniel, looks amazing. but did you come across 'genr8' which the mit people made for maya.. i have been looking for such a plugin for rhino, for applying genetic algorithm techniques for form breeding in a simulated environment. i am presently doing my architectural thesis on that. if you have any comments, it would help me. thanks.
Does this mean we finally have the possibility of work with constraints within GH? Structures, origami, urban rules..., and also physics will be solved. Awesome, that´s what GH need.
MARIO VERGARA
This is fantastic!!!!!!....I really looking forward to test Kangaroo!!!
I have worked with reactor, but this looks very interesting.
Keep the good work!!!
Jan 12, 2010
Tudor Cosmatu
looks amazing! can't wait to play around with it.
Jan 12, 2010
Sivakumar Thangavelu
Jan 13, 2010
Tomohiro Tachi
So, is this working purely on grasshopper, or is it a new plugin that collaborate with grasshopper?
I mean, I thought we need feedback feature in grasshopper to achieve this, was this wrong?
Jan 13, 2010
paul hackett
Jan 14, 2010
Andrea Graziano
Jan 14, 2010
Gregory Epps
Jan 15, 2010
Morphocode
Jan 19, 2010
Philipp
Mar 5, 2010
Jacek Jaskólski
Mar 18, 2010
B
Mar 27, 2010
Gregory Epps
Apr 3, 2010
Alpha222
Apr 3, 2010
Daniel Piker
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/kangaroophysics
Apr 3, 2010