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Comment on: Topic 'Simulating IES lamps file through RAD materials': \radiance\bin\;$PATH cd C:\Radiance\Tests ies2rad -o arthur_0.7 -m 0.7 CDM-i_25W_10deg.ies It does create the rad file but the output is still empty as shown below. I hope you can help again. Many thanks, Arthur …; Added by Arthur Mamou-Mani to Ladybug Tools at 4:24am on October 20, 2014

Comment on: Topic 'Meshes': d=[] for k in range(steps): kd.append(f(size*(i-m)/m,size*(j-m)/m,size*(k-m)/m)) kj.append(kd) ki.append(kj) return ki from math import cos,exp,atan2 def lobes(x,y,z): try: theta = atan2(x,y) # sin t = o except: theta = 0 try: phi = atan2(z,y) except: phi = 0 r = x*x+y*y+z*z ct=cos(PARAMETER_A * theta) cp=cos(PARAMETER_B * phi) return ct*ct*cp*cp*exp(-r/10) def main(): data = readdata(lobes,10,40) ...…; Added by Nik Willmore at 6:06am on July 11, 2015

Comment on: Topic 'Branching path system in a 3d matrix': a measure of the connectivity required VS the rest: for instance a dining room is "connected" to the kitchen; meaning that communication [circulation] between these 2 must be the most effortless possible blah blah). Then you want to arrange the spaces (having in mind a variety of topological - or other - restrictions; in your case these 2 "envelopes") in order to achieve the all overall "optimum" circulation (i.e. with the max efficiency). Note: if the spaces are fixed (totally wrong approach) then a variant of the above is required: i.e. outline the most "suitable" corridors for connecting them. This is a classic hierarchical soft cluster analysis problem (as initially outlined by Christopher Alexander in the 70's and attempted for the first time in the HARNESS hospital system initiative in UK). I have code that does this but is classified strictly as internal (for obvious reasons) not to mention that runs in Unix O/S. I'll try to provide some indicative hints soon (in terms of a "simple" C# that does a small portion of the above). …; Added by peter fotiadis at 12:09am on December 20, 2015

Comment on: Topic 'Curve Closest Point is not working well and I don't know why': l [CrvCP] con distintas estructuras de datos (ramas y listas) que no encajan en los dos parámetros, por eso te da un resultado incoherente. El [CrvCP] te funcionará bien cuando le des la misma cantidad de puntos que de curvas; o una lista de puntos y una curva; u otras combinaciones de estructuras de datos que si encajan (siempre depende de lo que nos interese hacer y obtener). Si quieres conservar la estructura (de árbol) del parámetro [Pt] usa [Pull Point] con las líneas en lista (como lo tienes en la captura). Si quieres obtener una rama por cada línea y en ellas los puntos proyectados, aplana con Flatten el parámetro [Pt] y eleva haciendo Graft las líneas. …; Added by Daniel González Abalde at 5:55am on May 15, 2016

Comment on: Topic 'OT: maths book covers': es me want to look inside. Princeton Companion is terribly crowded plus I dislike sideways text. Euclid's elements has the look of a self-published book by someone whose only installed program is Word. Conics is messy, the most striking feature of the cover is the glare/flash which is also the most irrelevant. I do appreciate the special O in the title though, that's a nice touch. Otherwise the typeface usage is far too undisciplined. Geodesics; same typeface mess. "THE GEOMETRY OF" is a serif font, "GEODESICS" is not. Plus the faint partial image in the background is quite off-putting as well. I did find a cover that I somewhat like while Googling the above: Old-fashioned, sure, but crisp.…; Added by David Rutten at 7:53am on June 12, 2016

Comment on: Topic 'Which cpu would be faster for grasshopper calculations?': was looking at factorials in Levenshtein distance as you recommended, but as I understand its a P NP problem which is way above my second year architecture student pay grade. And apparently the tries are memory hungry so he continues with some DAWG's MANNNN code: https://gist.github.com/smhanov/94230b422c2100ae4218 article: http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=115 It's more complex but sounds like it has its benefits, such as showing the index of matches in the "dictionary" so it would be easier for me to retrieve it later. Because I am matching these stings up but I would need same results in a whole other identical beginning structure tree aka I could just dispatch the indexes. Anyway here is the file with all the values to give more insight!…; Added by Jonas Blazinskas at 10:59pm on July 21, 2016

Comment on: Topic 'Managed Assemblies & user Objcts': to load an assembly with: Dim MyAssembly As [Assembly] 'Load the assembly from the specified path. MyAssembly = [Assembly].LoadFrom("C:\MathNet.Numerics.dll") The idea is o look for the assembly in the userObjectFolder, which is know by grasshopper but for some reasen it is not searched for assemblies when switching between users on another computer. and it also show up when looking at the loaded assemblies of the app domain: Dim currentDomain As AppDomain = AppDomain.CurrentDomain Dim assems As [Assembly]() = currentDomain.GetAssemblies() 'List the assemblies in the current application domain. print("List of assemblies loaded in current appdomain:") Dim assem As [Assembly] For Each assem In assems print(assem.ToString()) If Not assem.isDynamic Then print(assem.Location) End If Next but still the VB.net script component can access the classes of the assembly. Any Help apreciated. …; Added by Richard Schaffranek at 7:20am on November 26, 2016

Topic: function input problem: ound an apparently simple problem.I used a function component x=0 to check which distance i mesured was =0, and obtain a pattern to dispatch surfaces.My input function x was:3.2148.71212.8780.0 3.0343.6121.9979.7311.20410.2737.00412.59.4149.77810.4343.1180.6713.3020.01.2483.3935.1966.7352.26 etc...As you can see there are o values,but the function compnent 'see' these 0 numbers only if i extract integers values of these numbers.So my question is,there are only some kind of numbers that i have to use with th f(x) component?Thank you very much, and sorry for the noob question :)Bye Paolo…; Added by Paolo Alborghetti at 2:58am on June 7, 2010

Topic: Im new :( How the Heck did they make these??: dvise is welcome. THIS IS NOT MY WORK just a few examples of what I would like to try out shomari12@gmail.comO and I love some of the work you guys do...great inspiration…; Added by Sho-Time at 4:35pm on August 18, 2011

Topic: Leaf Venation: a digitally. I came across a brilliant set of scripts and applets by nervous system, a design studio working with algorithms to produce jewellery and other designs. In particular I am trying to replicate their hyphae lamps that are grown using algorithms based on leaf venation. See their work here: http://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/blog/ If you scroll down they have placed a video explaining step by step how the growth system works. I am still learning grasshopper and kangaroo and also have tried to look at hoopsnake for looping or iterative functions. I am trying to achieve this without scripting initially. I feel that this is achievable within grasshoppers definitions. I have added notes to my definition so far to try and highlight where I am going. This is a work in progress but I would really appreciate any comments or any help anyone can give with this to let me know if I am heading in the right direction.…; Added by Michael Clarke at 10:56am on October 22, 2011

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