You can create Design Options using the Iris Layer component!
For each set of geometries that you create, you can assign a layer and define whether it will be visible or not in Virtual Reality on the
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t, you can find it in this thread.
2. there can be several reasons why Wasp chooses always the same part (rules, part geometry, connections orientation, etc.). Unfortunately I cannot check your file, because the geometry is missing, and it is built with a very old Wasp version. I would suggest you to update the file to the latest Wasp version available here, include the Rhino file, and then I can take a look.…
nition, not a GH bug, but this gave me a little idea: as I saw in the last version of GH, the clusters are back. There is no link with the memory, but this is the idea: I know that GH is not a multi-threaded app, but could it be possible to assign the execution of these different clusters to, let's say one processor-core each? (in a distributed-rendering like interface: cluster A rendered by core 1, B by core 2, etc.) And as GHowl allows to send datas through networks, it could also be possible to link multi-sessions of GH on different PCs as well, no? ...…
on) ... the only way to do something meaningful/realistic is to follow Bentley System's way: they had 3 rendering engines (all highly problematic and archaic), a bunch of highly paid "gurus" to "develop" the dead fish and an export to Maxwell capability as well (Maxwell is very slow and has no chance VS Nexus, see below). PS: "Gurus" had no idea about Quest3D and the likes.
At the time, I was near to some permanent ban (he he) from all Bentley Forums due to my acid writings about how stupid these methods were. In fact I openly proposed to Bentley (to Ray Bentley to be exact) to fire all "gurus" involved ... and follow the outsource path.
Finally Ray (he's very smart) did the right thing: after an agreement with Luxology ... now Microstation (the core product) uses the Nexus engine (as found in Modo). This means that the Nexus is fully integrated across the whole vertical suite of BIM AEC Bentley apps the likes of AECOSim (that includes Generative Components as well).
And as everyone knows THIS is the real McCoy (US movie industry is behind that thing).
Additionally Modo has the best GUI known to mankind (US movie ... blah blah) and astonishingly innovative thinking (US movie ... blah blah).
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quite know where I'm going wrong. I can say that I have successfully put together a separate file which will send data directly to the Arduino (switch on a boolean toggle and watch an LED light up... how fun:) but receiving the data is a bit more complicated. For a long time, I was getting a continuous loop error, which would freeze my app. I've changed around the code (see attached file), but I'm still not receiving any data from my COM port (which I know is definitely working because I can turn on the Serial Monitor from the Arduino IDE and see the data coming in). I did have one question: Can you call different routines inside the script class (from Grasshopper), or do you have to always call the run script subroutine? If you guys have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate it. I understand it's a bit tricky to trouble shoot this issue since you may or may not have an Arduino handy to stream the data to your computer... but let me know if you see any glaring issues with the code.
Cheers,
Andy…
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Anyway...since you look to me like a nice fella, and you are after tensile membranes ...er... I have good, bad and ugly news:
Good news: I do hope that you are a Bushido type of Architect-to-be: Obeying the Code no matter the cost (i.e. (a) Less is More, (b) Form follows Function, (c) Always serve Modesty and fight Vanity).
Bad news: Whist the component bloodshed continues (I asked some assistance from the best C# guru in my practice)...
... I reckon that this IS not the way to outline the module fixing brackets (and/or any membrane related SS 316L stuff : mini masts, tensioners blah blah).
This is:
Ugly news: But inviting real-life components like the above to the parametric chaos (and killing any argument against the so called parametric/smart thing) requires other things far and away from what Rhino/GH are designed to do (at least at present time). But we can fake things a bit (we are professional liars by trade, don't you think so?): I'll reform that chaotic pasta first and then I'll provide you with some real-life multi adjustable custom components (the variation situation that you are attempting to emulate with the attractor) suitable for the job (alas: Rhino can't understand what nested parametric driven feature modeling is) ... and that could bring your teacher(s) into a certain crisis: what are these things and how's possible being created with a parametric app? (but then again I bet that they never heard about CATIA - not to mention spending 15 years with that ugly thing, he he).
Moral: Have faith to the Code.
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exploran los principios básicos de Grasshopper en Rhino 5 para desarrollar algoritmos de superficies responsivas a datos generados por dispositivos y aplicaciones como: iPhone/iPad/iPod, Android, GPS, Kinect, etc.
Es necesario traer tu Laptop con Rhino y Grasshopper instalados.
Rhino: http://download.rhino3d.com/rhino/4.0/ev aluation/download/
Grasshopper: http://download.rhino3d.com/Grasshopper/ 1.0/wip/download/
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need more code) AND in closed ones (see warnings).
2. The real stuff that I have in practice use solely C# code (even for Kangaroo2) and I have a strong feeling that this is not what you want (if you don't speak the language). It does that because GH is just a part (~10%) of the whole AEC arsenal (that is managed via C#) ... so everything must "fit" within the "general" production pipeline (code from some app "goes" to another with the fewer possible changes blah, blah).
So ... this attached could serve as an indicative guideline about the relaxation that Daniel does with his wonder thingy (Kangaroo, that is).
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