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Kangaroo is a Live Physics engine for interactive simulation, optimization and form-finding directly within Grasshopper.
hello everyone,
i am working on my final year project and your help will be greatly appreciated as i have no one to help me here.
im trying to make those concrete shell structures using kangaroo but i have no idea what my starting mesh should be like, i tried a flat surface mesh but it didnt work out the way i wanted so i figured i might be starting with the wrong mesh.
can someone please suggest a way on how to recreate this?
( Image from ZHA )
Ukendt Kunstner
Hi! As Dylan said, image looks like there is a catenary principle gonig on. So you can use gravity force (Kangaroo) to achieve this geometry.
Here a tutorial on this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO_db8bHWqc
Cheers
Dec 11, 2016
shehzad irani
have you tried RhinoVault by BLOCK research group?
Easy to learn, hard to master and fast, robust and there is so much documentation !!!
cheers!
Dec 11, 2016
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