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Topic: is there a way to visualise a colored mesh issued from Rhino3D in a 3D environment like Google Earth?
in Google Earth. Each cell of the mesh would have a different colour, like the attached one. I tried with GHowl or Ladybug_KMZ Generator but nothing is displayed in Google Earth. If I try to export just one building I get a Solution Exception: index out of range.…
Added by Pietro Florio to Ladybug Tools at 8:25am on October 26, 2016
Comment on: Topic 'Beginner needs help with Kuka PRC for Grasshopper'
om/watch?v=ekcy5VK0URY&feature=share&list=UUpqKQljKkdBanamxgJSCuog&index=2 If your grasshopper skill is excellent then you would not need Sprutcam. If possible change your Kuka controller to KRC2ed05, KRC2 is better. For more information on RobotMilling google search: Kuka Forum.…
Added by Freddy at 11:11am on February 21, 2014
Comment on: Topic 'Seeking Recommendations for API Documentation Services'
stablished themselves as a leading specialist in this field, offering a range of SEO tools like link and site indexing, Google index checking, and more. Their api is particularly user-friendly, providing straightforward integration that saves time when creating and submitting tasks. In my experience, the automatic generation of documentation from code annotations streamlined our workflow, and the collaboration features enhanced team productivity. The version control aspect was also seamless, making it easy to manage updates without confusion. I recommend exploring Speedy Index's offerings to see if they align with your project's needs.…
Added by Karl Mozaik to GeometryBin at 3:42am on January 9, 2025
Comment on: Topic 'Difference between "OutdoorComfortCalculator" component and "ThermalComfortIndi…'
. On PET, you can check these publications. On all other indices from the Thermal Comfort Indices component, you will have to run each one them, and then check the explanations of their outputs (you hover with your mouse pointer on any of the outputs). For example, you hover over the THI (Temperature Humidity Index, _comfortIndex = 17) and you see that it is currently used in Taiwan as their official feel like temperature. You can also see its limitations (thi.jpg attached below). The other way is to double click on the Thermal Comfort Indices icon, and scroll down to the line 429. From there you can find some details about each index, the publication, its author and so (phs.jpg attached below). Not all indices will contain the exact name of the publication from which they have been derived. Some will contain only the author name and a year. You can try to google the author name along with the name of the index. Chris Mackey is the author of the Outdoor Comfort Calculator component so he can also provide valuable information.…
Added by djordje to Ladybug Tools at 8:01am on June 23, 2016
Comment on: Group '@it'
se three files below, the prefix has to be the same. see example. Main file: counties.shp Index file: counties.shx dBASE table: counties.dbf I suggest check your source again whether the main file might be forgotten. Hope this helps, please let me know PS: I am almost done with the components that parses geojson file types (other very common gis data type) and converts shape files into kml (google map files) …
Added by Elcin Ertugrul to @it at 9:51am on August 1, 2016
Comment on: Topic 'Simple Question - how to pull items from a list'
indow appears, type: 1. Then drag the component called "Cull index" from Sets->Sequence tool box onto the canvas. Now plug in the yellow Panel (the one we typed in "1" in it) into the "I" input of the "Cull index" component. And plug in the wire from the last component in your definition (the one from which you got this picture) to a "L" input of the "Cull index" component. That is it.What this component does is that it deletes/removes data with particular index (in this case "1") in all lists. Here is the preview: So "trimmed surfaces" from all four lists have been deleted, and grasshopper on their place automatically "puts" "trimmed surfaces" with index: 2. So do not be confused because now you have trimmed surfaces with 0 and 1 indexes. All those 1 ones, are in fact previous 2 ones, just now they have lower index number because of the gap that was created between index number 0 and 2 after deletion of the ones with index:1. It would be better if you could consult some beginner tutorials about Grasshopper. You can find them using Google or youtube.Also the best beginner guide when it comes to books are these two: http://www.liftarchitects.com/storage/research/Grasshopper%20Primer... http://files.na.mcneel.com/misc/Generative%20Algorithms%20v2.zip …
Added by djordje at 5:47pm on October 14, 2012
Topic: Mosquito - Google Stock
commodities however I can't work out how to enter them into the plug. I assumed their index numbers were their codes which appear on the website e.g. GCH16,SIH16 etc however no matter what I enter with the indus NASDAQ it only computes the NASDAQ data for NASDAQ not for gold,silver etc? Has anyone had any luck using this tab? Thanks…
Added by Alice Thompson at 10:11am on March 20, 2016
Topic: [Wish] What about a widget that tells you the "optimization index" of your definition?
mber of nodes, time per global definition calculation, number of conections and geometry or entities generated that could help you to optimize the code. When you write C# or vbNET code, is complicate to calculate that index, but here connections, variables and entities are easily measurable.  I'm not talking about something messy or complicated only and index that relation some properties of the code and tell you: "Hey man!, you are putting lot of nodes to calculate only 3 simple spheres" or something like that.  This number could be better than the time that Gh shows you in the bottom bar or if you activate "profiler". Best Regards!…
Added by Ángel Linares at 2:37pm on January 12, 2012
Comment on: Topic 'grasshopper extruding random height'
anch. If in a given rack we have 5 bottles (meaning that bootles.Count = 5, the amount of items that is) ... the following "piece" of code loops though all indices in a List and is valid: for(int i = 0; i<bottles.Count; i++) { drinkSomeWine(i,bottles,true);} However the next one is invalid (because indices are from 0 to 4 thus index 5 points to Planet Zorg): for(int i = 0; i<=bottles.Count; i++) { drinkSomeWine(i,bottles,true);} If you google, say, "C# List" you'll get a lot of stuff (for coding) since List is one of the "core" ways to keep collections in order. If you replace List with DataTree you'll get nothing since DataTree is the internal GH (by David Rutten) way to manage ... er ... hmm ... these racks of bottles.…
Added by peter fotiadis at 12:05am on August 18, 2015
Topic: ELK Topography Problem Lon and Lat
ion exception: (I've translate it via google) The Index was out of range. He must not be negative and less than the listing. Parameter name: index Can anyone help me?  Its not a big file, here're the attachments. and here the location https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=Killesberg&language=de&params=48.804489_N_9.168906_E_dim:10000_region:DE-BW_type:city(1527) Thank you!…
Added by horstmith at 11:06am on December 2, 2015
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