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Comment on: Topic 'Shortest Walk Across Planar Surface': l center line) problem. The primitive C# (that does proportional divisions taking into account a given curve length VS the minimum length [the N is related with that minimum]) checks for curve contains curve conditions BUT NOT for nested containment (for instance the out boundary VS "e" VS the inner loop of "e"). If you need nested stuff there's a solution available on that matter but without native components. BTW: Given a medial axis line graph the only thing that you need is to add lines from each parcel center to the closest node (well that's easy or nightmare depending on the topology) and ... then ... use a fast Dijkstra algo for the routing (but that requires advanced coding) - where "cost" node to node is the node to node distance (or any additional condition like: this portion of the graph is reported as dangerous at night, that has dogs that bite hard etc etc etc). BTW: Other than that ... I would strongly suggest this (all times classic) book if you are after ... er ... mysterious/freaky/weird/whatever things: …; Added by peter fotiadis at 10:34am on April 4, 2017

Comment on: Topic 'Python Rhinocommon Dimensions Fail in Rhino 6 WIP': Rhino.RhinoDoc.ActiveDoc.DimStyles[1] So how on Earth am I supposed to figure out that styleId requires me to then look up the command DimStyles which is hiding in Rhino.DocObjects.Tables? Why not just reference the needed command?! Reference it directly: "DimStyles as Guid" Done, no more guessing. Where else am I going to get that Guid except from the actual Rhino command that grabs it? If you are going to insist on a layer of abstraction that requires complete Rhinocommon jungle guide knowledge, then working examples are dearly missing that makes it usable in a work environment where you are promising to get stuff done. If I search for the referenced "styleId," the needed DimStyles command does not even come up! So if I'm not myself a hard core insider McNeel developer, I cannot possibly work out this command myself without vast amounts of trial and error searching for days through the Rhinocommon reference, desperately searching Google, etc. …; Added by Nik Willmore at 11:23am on August 14, 2017

Topic: Developing an hyperbolic paraboloid: surfaces, extracting their contours, putting them to plane and recreating a surface (don't know if there was a quicker way). However, my problem is: when I connect the components all together, all the surfaces I obtain are overlapping (see attachment). I though of creating a vector that goes from one end to the other of one of the smallest sides (let's call it ds), meaning that every surface should move according to this vector. But now I face the fact that a generic i surface should move according to the previous, and so on; which is, I need to someway loop the component move over and over. In layman's terms, that's what I have and what should happen: Surface 0 in the list should not move. Surface 1 should move according to point 0 and vector 0. Surface 2 should move according to point 1 and vector 1, HOWEVER point 1 and vector 1 should have move previously, as they belonged to surface 0: so they should have moved according to point 0 and vector 0. Surface 3 should move according to point 2 and vector 2, however... and so long. I recognize a looping fashion in this algorithm that I can't come over. Thank you for your help!! (see attachment)…; Added by Pietro Pedone at 12:49am on February 8, 2013

Topic: C# Delaunay solver syntax: Kangaroo does the rest. A variety of mesh creations "methods" is provided But the first 3 options are suitable for a no holes (cones) membrane: for adding cones I need to triangulate a user controlled amount of high (Z) points: i.e. get the n highest mast points and create closed polylines ... then define centers ... then define circles .. then patch circles and boundary ... then re-trim the patch result (it fails to trim inner loops) ... blah blah. All these are rather trivial except the cryptic (no documentation of any kind available) syntax for the Delaunay solver (for instance : what type of List is required?) : I would greatly appreciate any help best, Peter …; Added by peter fotiadis at 1:04am on October 1, 2014

Topic: issues with large displacements: ld be covered in concrete. I input the specs of the architectural fabric. E=.75 v=.3 p=610 and the thickness is .009. Whenever I run the study, and I've done so on several different meshes, it always produces several errant points. What do these points mean. Also when you divide 1 by the deflection does that convert the deflection to meters. I am also curious about the self weight input. Am I correct in assuming that a self weight of 1 applies 100% of all forces onto the model. I have been a big fan of your software and of your ideas and I still use topostruct since it's such a creative tool. I would like to learn more about doing studies in millipede but I need a little more info on what the various optimization setting should be and what tolerance values to apply. There are several inputs for these but I am unsure how to make adjustments. I have tried to follow your manual and demo files and they have been very helpful in getting me to this point but it seems there are some details I still don't get. If you can help explain or if you'd prefer I can provide you with the file to review. thanks …; Added by machinehistories to Millipede at 5:32pm on February 5, 2015

Topic: distorted grid crvs to SURF/MESH: I would like to create a surf/mesh as the attached file jpg. I tried using exoskelton which simplified the curves to a few strait lines, weaver bird and so on... pretty sure kangaroo may help me but I could get how it works and which components I should use from the plug-in. any idea, guidance, suggestion will be much appreciated! Y.D. images of goal surf/mesh: …; Added by Diamond Yael at 10:53am on May 13, 2015

Topic: Free Form external wall with glazing WORKFLOW: opus. Disregarding the structural aspect at this stage. Objectives: max daylight level, min energy use, (heating, cooling, lighting), max total radiation on surface, min indoor temperature. - Should I divide the process in phases or not? ex. first glazing percentage than form, or the other way around. - Can I optimize glazing percentage and form finding at the same time? And does it make sense at all to test form finding with these objectives? I really want to verify this. thank you, N …; Added by Nitë to Ladybug Tools at 11:58am on May 15, 2015

Topic: Lines network with automatic section blending: nes (not polylines) 2) section(s) in YZ plane with the center on (0,0,0), but it is not mandatory, you can provide one section per line As parameter 1) you can rotate each section per line, 2) choose bulge for blend ... Blend type n°2 is a personal blend (the bulge as a dimension not like rhino bulge) This definition is not intended to generate correct 3d object as Rhino can't join the BREPs in one BREP. But it is good for visualization. Need : Sandbox (http://www.food4rhino.com/project/sandboxtopo?etx) …; Added by Laurent DELRIEU at 1:23pm on June 12, 2015

Topic: Toggle between 2/3/4/"n" referenced sets of objects?: groups of surfaces, with a vertical linear array of points. I have referenced the points to have their XY plane intersect their surrounding surfaces. All is good. Currently I have only worked with 1 of the corresponding sets of points and surfaces. However, at this time in the project I will be working between them interchangeably. I'm wondering if there is a way to set up a multi-pronged toggle/gate, instead of clearing values and re-referencing points? IE: In the second image, I have one of the 3 sets of points referenced ("FloorHeightPts"). Below are the sets of points (100/200/300 signifying each set). I'd like to have those three routed through a single container where I can select any one of them through a drop-down menu, if that makes sense. …; Added by BC at 3:04pm on December 10, 2015

Topic: column design through surfaces: r hand i tried to design it on grasshopper but also it doesn't work with me. the reason why i want to do it on grasshopper because i can adjust the length,width & height of the column and i have the possibilities to apply a lot of grids on the column. below is an example i found it in this website, it's similar to what i need, but the surface is not a slop surface so it doesn't work. in addition this project is what tried to do similar to it Nine Bridges Country Club / Shigeru Ban Architects . thanks in advance, and looking forward for your cooperation http://www.grasshopper3d.com/group/kangaroo/forum/topics/weaving-catenary-funicular-meshes?commentId=2985220%3AComment%3A1508385&xg_source=activity&groupId=2985220%3AGroup%3A120977 …; Added by Bilal Baghdadi at 8:49pm on June 16, 2016