Mapping a hexagonal grid on a surface + Karamba for beam sizes

by Arthur Mamou-Mani

Nov 1, 2012

Results from day 3 of our Grasshopper level 2 workshop with Simply Rhino: Mapping a hexagonal grid on a surface based on UV parameters. Then using Karamba to define the thickness of the beams based on bending moments. http://www.simplyrhino.co.uk/rhinotraining/rhinotraining.html

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  • I_M_F [Iker Mugarra Flores]

    great work like always Arthur!!!!

    hope you are well...

    Nov 2, 2012

  • Arthur Mamou-Mani

    Thanks Iker :) hope you are well too!

    Nov 2, 2012

  • Drew Hutcheson

    Arthur,

    I'm working on a project involving hexagonal geometry in karamba, and saw this posting yesterday.  I rebuilt the script based on your attached image, however when I set a surface to the definition, cplanes explode all over the model.  Is there something that's missing or that I'm not doing correctly?  I would like to see the feasibility of this exercise as an exploratory iteration.  Maybe the fact that im just drawing a rectangle and patching it 2x2 to use as a surface?

    Apr 14, 2016