H2RAD. See attached.
This is the change that I made to your simulation.
It's usually not a good idea to have space in the path, as you do for "Projeto de Pesquisa", when dealing with Radiance.
cc: Mostapha/Chris. The culprit is the octree resolution setting of 2048. I guess most users won't run into issues with that kind of setting. So, I am not sure if a fix is needed for this at all.
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Curated by Gil Akos, Evan Greenberg, and Ronnie Parsons, these lectures aim to interrogate three main lines of inquiry--material systems, natural systems, and machanic systems. Each esteemed presenter will discuss how designers can approach problems through the lens of Embedded Intelligence in practice, research, and academia. There will be an in-person audience at the Architectural Association in London and a recording of the series will be available on-demand through the AA's online lecture video catalog.
The first lecture, Biological Intelligence, will take place on February 3 and will feature The Living's David Benjamin. Winner of the MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program, Benjamin has created paradigm-shifting projects such as Living Light, an interactive canopy in Seoul that reacts to air quality, and Amphibious Architecture, a project which expresses pollution levels in the Hudson River.
Future lectures will be given by Michael Winestock of the Architectural Association and Skylar Tibbits of the Self-Assembly Lab at MIT.
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ing to download your examples but it sends me to the code instead ( I only able to download the rhino files but not the gh) , I just installed the plug in and have been playing with vortex component but not enough control yet, I would like to have water velocity continuity along the river and generate vortex when the field find and obstacle such a pier attach to the river bank.
1.-I am thinking on having 2 lines ( river banks) as input and generator the vector field
2.-Different curves ( polygons) along the river attach to the river bank that create the vortex ( this ones could also be define by the centre of the actual pier as point with certain radius of action.
3.-And finally the z value of the vortex should decrease along the z axis ( surface water vortex bigger,) as tornado
I would like to be able to set points and create or modify the vector field positioning this vortex that its position also should be related with its strength ( as closer to river bank as bigger the force of rotation)
I would appreciate if you can address me to some tutorials related or suggest the workflow
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Now when I see how short and easy are the codes I want to propose you a wish list of "AA SED programme" so that later students would be able to use your honeybee tool more intensively.
First of all, I want to clarify, what are the pressures when we specify the infiltration. That was still unclear for me as a beginner. Is it m3/m2s at 50Pa or at actual Pascal? If it is at actual Pascal, does that mean we should specify the concext somehow by the input of coefficients or by the actual bRep context or input it from some CFD? What do we do? What do you typically do?
Secondly, I found an idf example which works with material substitution in energy plus example folders. I think this is something what Chris was trying to propose. The code seems short. Can we expect that this feature of material replacement according to the schedule would appear later?
Other passive elements like trombe wall for instance would be appreciated as well.
I see you are now focused more on high/light tech tools, but don't forget about low tech vernacular strategies.
Many thanks again.
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stall with Visual Studio Express, which is something that I highly recommend doing.
As far as a basic guide, I think most of the beginners books that are out there are going to cover the topics that are going to be used within Rhino/GH fairly well. On one hand, the books out there are all pretty decent, but its more that programming with GH doesn't really require using all of the features of dot NET. As long as you get things about syntax, flow statements, data types, an introduction to OOP, and coverage of using collections, they you'll be fine in regards to programming in GH.
The one that I have here, which is useful but not a stand out, is Beginning VB.NET. I've liked Apress recently, so their book Beginning VB 2008 might be worth a look. I have the O'Reily book VBscript in a nutshell, which is leans more towards reference with a good introduction. Although I can't say with certainly, their VB 2005 in a nutshell book seams to be along the same lines.
Also, I've yet to find a book that is very relevant to Rhino/GH or doesn't have a bunch of stuff that winds up going largely unused in the context of Rhino/GH. Its not that those topics are useless (they might be if you choose to take your programming in a more "typical" direction), but within Rhino/GH they just don't get much face time. The topics that are useful will always require some translation as well, since the examples use some generic kind of issue to demonstrate the topic at hand.
Lastly, I've gotten more mileage out of books that are more specific than the general ones, so if there are some specific issue that you think you might want to explore you might want to see if there's a book out there that's more useful. Since I think OOP is a important concept to grasp to program well with the SDK, I'd take a look at Beginning Object Oriented Programming as its been a very useful book for me.…
Added by Damien Alomar at 8:43am on January 11, 2010
r even a geometry.
We want to develop open source architecture, and be able to reuse easily open source elements of projects shared by the community.
We are interested to display the 3D files in the browser, thanks to connection with external services like http://beta.speckle.xyz or others though at the moment it is not yet available.
When I discovered the grasshoper forum, I liked the fact that people talk very openly about their modelling problems and share definition files...
But I think Bricks could be a complementary publication mode, to find in a glance an element with all its geometry and a link back to the forum post to join the discussion.
Indeed when I work as an architect, I have not always the time to browse a forum with all its discussions to find a suitable element for my project.
I've quickly reposted 2-3 forums posts to test it out.
I would love to have your feedbacks on this new way of publishing grasshoper definition files and more globally 3d reusable geometries.
Here you can see a single definition or the list of definitions that can be classified at the left thanks to custom categories.
If you create an account and upload a few definitions and 3d images and files, you could also tell us, what you think of this process.
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rld.wolfram.com/EnnepersMinimalSurface.html
when i type the equations for z,y,z it says a syntax error so i obviously do not understand how to construct an expression. (screen capture attached)
Any help/explanation of using this function would be greatly appreciated
thanks so much
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