Cemal, here are the files that go along with the photo. You will also need to have SPM vector components installed for it to work. There is a hidden surface which is manipulated manually in rhino. This is referenced into grasshopper which makes a vector field/ grid from the maximum curvature of this driver surface. The vector grid is projected into a 2d plane. The results are the result of the static vector field integration component.
This isnt strictly very useful to me yet. It is an experiment with creating a abstract geometry as a graph which drives the design. In this case moving parts of the surface up or down creates a push and a pull to the geometry in the field. It is pretty crude with this method.
Field Test
by Daniel Kautz
Jun 25, 2011
Cemal, here are the files that go along with the photo. You will also need to have SPM vector components installed for it to work. There is a hidden surface which is manipulated manually in rhino. This is referenced into grasshopper which makes a vector field/ grid from the maximum curvature of this driver surface. The vector grid is projected into a 2d plane. The results are the result of the static vector field integration component.
This isnt strictly very useful to me yet. It is an experiment with creating a abstract geometry as a graph which drives the design. In this case moving parts of the surface up or down creates a push and a pull to the geometry in the field. It is pretty crude with this method.