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when I plug in the Honeybee setEPAirFlow into my simulator. It runs okay without this component. Is there are particular reason/errors in the geometry or certain window ratios/etc that it allows for ?
Thank you so much,
Janice…
rdinates of the points are (0,0,0) and (10,0,0).
What I thought was, given the coordinates of the points, the line can either have XY plane or XZ plane. but the arc here is being drawn in the YZ plane?.
Thanks.…
late the angles between each.
My script so far isThe error occurs in line 90+91 I dont know why this is happening they should all be vectors since they are stored in a Vector3d list.
So if anybody could enlighten would be really appreciated.
Thanks and nice monday!…
divides itself in 3.
Parameters: Length and Angle (the middle one is fixed, the other two vary in angle).
Goal: The circles need to be tangent at all times. So if you reduce the radius, the angle would close in order to bring the circles close together, till they are tangent.
When you increase the radius, the angle opens, up to a maximum of 90 degrees. From this point onward, the only parameter that can make the circles still be tangent is the length of the lines, which should increase in order to keep the circles tangent.
Thanks for any help
Shynn
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nse to your other question). A line, of course, has direction and magnitude, but it also has LOCATION. A vector can be anywhere, but a line exists within space. Also, lines have a start and end point, again relating to their physical location. Vectors are expressed as displacement, so they do not technically have a start point, although conceptually that start point is 0,0,0.…
Added by Damien Alomar at 10:38am on October 14, 2009
ersect, one of the resulting parameters will be at the end of its line. You should check and see if the resulting point from the PointAt function is equal to either the start or the end point. The following if statement should take care of it...
If Not (ptA = x.from Or ptA = x.To) _
And Not (ptB = y.from Or ptB = y.To) Then
A = ptA
End If
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Added by Damien Alomar at 9:48am on November 4, 2009
m, in the same list, with only the first segment of each line before they enter another rectangle.
Basicaly like a trim which would only keep the segment towards the center of the initial rectangle from which the line radiate.
i hope this makes sense....
cheers,
arthur…
he mesh face.
I think to proceed in this way:
- build an array with points
- call the point from ponts array with a For loop and draw the line.
But before I want to understand some basic things about ITEM-LIST-TREE management
Thanks (grazie)
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