ere (http://blog.maideinc.com/). I also posted up our future designs to bring over commands from Rhino to the iPad, so you can customize your own menu's.
Let me know if you guys have any feedback on how we planned to do it.
Cheers,
Oleg.
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Added by Oleg Kostour at 3:53pm on December 24, 2011
, HVAC, blah blah).
BIM is NOT a parametric process at least having in mind graphical editors the likes of GH (or stuff the likes of Generative Components): it's a holistic data management approach. Some concepts used in BIM apps (for instance in AECOSim etc) the likes of "walls"/"openings" etc are "parametric" in the sense that allow auto perforation of this with that. On the other hand AECOSim is feature driven (since Microstation works in that "mode" as well) ... a thing that complex things even more with regard what is actually "parametric" and what not.
BIM is as good as the meta data structure is (especially the spec related aspect - Goggle MasterFormat and the likes). BIM AEC apps are notoriously incapable to work (without a lot of lines of code) with proper RDBMS. On the other hand Bentley Systems ProjectWise ... well ... but that's another animal (by no means a topic for the inexperienced).
In descending order or importance a contemporary AEC practice should use:
1. A general information "controller" like ProjectWise (who said/did what/when/why).
2. A Specs (say CSI - not the TV soap opera) management app.
3. Several Meta data RDBMS.
4. A BIM suite of apps.
5. Optionally some parametric thingy.
PS: For AEC ... when inviting the parametric thingy to the party you have only 2 options:
ProjectWise + AECOSim + Generative Ciomponents (my choice).
?? + Revit + Dynamo.
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is available at https://bitbucket.org/sambernaerdt/rhinograsshoppercontroller, send me an email if you want to contribute...
Kind regards
Sam (sam@bernaerdt.be)
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to the native pixel size for software that support high DPI screens, and only Rhino 5 is scaled x2 looking exactly as in my previous 1080p laptop.
I'm not applying this fix to Rhino 6 as it does support high DPI (and maybe at some point I might want to look at a high res Grasshopper canvas despite the tiny toolbars and unaligned, cropped text).
Rhino 6 and Rhino 5 side by side in the same screen set at 2160p:
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Added by Vicente Soler at 1:30pm on November 28, 2015
ASS 2017 Conference in Hamburg, Germany. Join them to:
Learn how to use simulation-based optimization in Grasshopper
Learn about the differences between optimization algorithms in Grasshopper and when to use them
Learn how to assess the performance of optimization algorithms
Learn about differences between single and multi-objective optimization algorithms
Experiment with benchmark problems
Experiment with optimization problems from your own practice and research (bring your own optimization problems)
Experiment with optimization and visualization tools not yet released publicly
Thomas and Judyta are researchers in architectural design optimization. Thomas is the lead developer of the machine learning related optimization tool Opossum and Judyta a co-developer of the particle swarm optimization tool Silverye. Adrian is the founder and the owner of Architektura Parametryczna – the biggest Polish consultancy company in parametric design. (Find Thomas’ and Judyta’s work on ResearchGate here and here.) Registration closes on Tuesday, July 25, 2017.
Registration through the IASS website:
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depends on that data.
So, for instance, if my component is receiving 3 strings and at some point that data changes (structurally or "physically") I have to know it to wipe the old data in my third app and send the new one.
I know that with my clunky method I'm counting more events than necessary but at least I'm on the safe side, avoiding data collision on the third app. If you have any suggestion to improve the performance and the general behaviour of the event listening system I'll appreciate it.
Thanks.
Ángel.…