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Generative Jewelry is a new discipline in 3d jewelry design which lets you create parametric jewelry, automate production, optimize costs, do much more with much less and create new shapes only possible with the algorithmic modeling and scripting. These tools allow you to create quickly and easily jewelry with Grasshopper :)
Current version: 0.99.1
Support Email: dga_3@hotmail.com
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Martin van Oene
Hi Daniel,
Is there a way to flip the stones?
Jan 1, 2015
Daniel González Abalde
Hi Martin,
of course you can, but it depends on how you have made the stone. If you use Gem Studio you have an input Flip, you can change it with Boolean Toggle component. If you use Gem by Curve you have an input to change the angle (in radians). If you use Cabuchon Studio you need to put the plane in the proper orientation. And besides, you can always rotate any object with native components of GH.
Jan 2, 2015
Ethan Gross
Hi Daniel,
I've just downloaded the new version of Peacock and am playing around. When I drag either the filigree or variable pipe components I'm getting a prompt for 'Clean Tree' as an unrecognized object. Is this the same Clean Tree as in the Set menu or something else? I'm using GH v.90066. Thanks.
Jan 3, 2015
Daniel González Abalde
Hi Ethan,
update your version of Grasshopper (now is 0.9.0076), will see that the Cleen Tree component has changed.
Jan 3, 2015
Ethan Gross
Works! Thanks Daniel.
Jan 3, 2015
Sam Ng
hi Daniel,
Is there any tutorial about how to use Peacock? I am very interested in generative jewelry!!
Jan 11, 2015
Gianni Nicola
Jan 16, 2015
Daniel Martinez
@Daniel González Abalde can you flip stone while using the pave definition? I try to open the cluster to see if I could gain access to the gem component which assuming is there in some form, but is password protected :(
I'm working with surfaces that transition from concave to convex and this will allow me to use the definition on them.
Feb 23, 2015
Daniel González Abalde
Hi @Daniel Martinez.
Sorry for the password protected. You can redo the gem with Gems component, which has parameter to flip the stones as you wish.
Feb 23, 2015
Daniel Martinez
but of course ::facepalm:: Thank you so much Daniel!
Feb 23, 2015
Martin van Oene
Thanks Daniel for sharing
Mar 4, 2015
Randy Gregory
I just started playing with Peacock. I do production jewellery, mostly 925 silver and I use a lot of Swarovski crystals in enamel. I have tried to use your pave and twice it crashed. What I am wanting is to fill a predetermined area with crystals of specific sizes. Also looking at Kangaroo for circle packing.
Best way to use pave. I have only played with your sample file. Thanks
Apr 1, 2015
Sandra Bornemann
I have just started playing with the plug-in. Seem to have difficulties with the 'size'-function. What is the actual reference point for the ring-size? It does nit seem to match neither mm measurements nor American ring-sizes...please help
Thanks a lot
Sandra
Jan 24, 2016
Daniel González Abalde
Please add a discussion for consultations.
Hi Sandra,
as you can read on Size_param description or in the component description, the current release uses European Gauge (in all rings components). This is Radius = (size+40)/(2*Pi), where "size" is the value to give, it's usually used in countries like Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland... The next release will have 6 ways (5 regional system + diameter) to give it the size in different regional systems with just two clicks, in fact, the rings of the next release are already developed, but will have to wait...
Knowing that:
ISO (International Organization for Standardization). mm of internal circunference. Austria, France, Germany, Belgium, Scandinavia...
radii = Size / (2 * Math.PI)
European Size. Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland...
radii = (Size + 40) / (2 * Math.PI)
British Size. United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa...
radii = ((Size * 0.4) + 11.5) / 2
American Size. United States, Canada, Mexico...
radii = ((Size * 0.83) + 11.54) / 2
Japanese Size. Japan, China, India, South America...
radii = ((Size / 3) + 12.67) / 2
Diameter Size. Many goldsmiths anywhere.
radii = Size / 2
Source: http://www.18carat.co.uk/ringsizes.html
and since this release are UserObject componentes, you can remplace if you want the Size component with one new. For example, right clicking size_param, going to Expresion and setting x*pi-40, the size input will be the diameter of the resulting circle, if you give it a value of 14, the circle will have a radius of 7. Then save the userobject (File>Create User Object) and remove the other.
Or create a new one, since this component is just a rotated circle and a cylinder.
Hope this helps.
Jan 24, 2016
Sandra Bornemann
Thank you ever so much for your speedy reply! Very helpful :-)
Sandra
Jan 24, 2016
xlxdesign
About the Component Variable Offset,everytime I use it,a pop-up window comes out saying" clean tree is unrecognized".And the result is the component can't works.
Hope for your reply, Thanks a lot!
May 5, 2016
Daniel González Abalde
Hi xlxdesign,
you need the latest version of gh (0.9.0076). The latest version has changed the Clean Tree component.
If persist, ssend me an image of error notification to dga_3@hotmail.com.
Regards.
May 6, 2016
jalinkao
hi, Daniel
ribbon-surface.3dmI am a fine jewellery designer, and I tried to use this plug in for paving stone, each stone doesnt have distance or only under 0.1mm,
to surface edge there should be at least 0.3mm distance,
I want to ask the function for pave on surface,
is not possible to pave on surface on the surfaces like this?
I tried to use function with pave between 2 crvs using iso lines to do this , but it's still hard to fit my require that I have to pave them manually.
do you have alternative solution for this as well?
thank you
Aug 28, 2017
Samuel Arredondo
Hello Daniel,
I'm enjoying peacock a lot, still learning how certains components work.
I have a strange effect on my geometry when I want apply the metal preview, what am I doing wrong?
Thank you
Jan 14, 2019
Daniel González Abalde
Hi Samuel,
what you see is the result of the intersection of the geometry display by the Metal Preview and the Rhino viewer, you should hide one of them.
Jan 14, 2019