s that I just can't quite figure out.
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1. First off, I am not sure why two versions of the rectangles are showing, the original and the scaled versions from the image. This doesn't appear to be affecting my final results, so not a big deal, but would like to understand why there are two and get rid of the original rectangles if possible.
2. I would like to change the scaling factor of the the rectangles in the Y direction. They are currently scaling too small based on the image I provided. Is there a way to set a lower value minimum so that the rectangles are not quite so small. Please not that I am only wanting to scale the rectangles in the Y direction. I want the X to currently remain constant.
3. Lastly, I would like to offset the grid points in the y direction randomly so that the image does not seem so gridded. These should shift no more than 3/8 of the distance between the grid from the center point.
Desired Result:
Any help is greatly appreciated!…
Added by Josh Sawyer at 10:48am on September 17, 2017
Thank you for your answer
I have found two solutions for this simple case:
1° i use the C# script (made by S.Schiefer )
2° When i graft input parameter, it's work...
Salutations
Thierry
s on the zones. Chris is the one who really knows about the component so I leave it to him.
2. I can't see the issue. The naming is consistent on my system. You need to help me with this to get it right! :|
Mostapha
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fashion. First the indices are wrapped into the valid domain (assuming W=True), then, starting at the highest index, the first item is inserted into the existing list. Then the item with the second highest index is inserted into the list and so on. This means that if you first insert an item at index=8 and then insert an item at index=6, the first item will be bumped up to index=9.
If you want to add three items to the end of your list, the indices you're after are 11, 11, and 11.
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Added by David Rutten at 4:27am on September 1, 2017
e major and minor radius. It does not have a way to specify two points and the distance sum to the two points as parameter.
So I made some conversion to do that:
Since my friend is trying to model drawing ellipse by a string, the length input is based on the length of string loop, not the distance sum. Look at the following image and you will understand:
Similarly, I have also modeled what would happen if there are three pins with one string loop. Result is a shape that consist of 6 ellipse segments. The reason of this is not too obvious, there are basically 2 cases: the string are taut between one side of the triangle, or the string is taut between 2 sides.
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I want to use them all in my presentation but I also want to tweak their size and some text, so I go and bake it for AI. For some reason component bakes only 2 diagram and returns error:
1. Solution exception:index out of range: 0
As you can see direct radiation wan not baked, please check the component or let me know if I screwed something up.
I updated LB the day before yesterday.
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eight, but it seems that i cant seem to make it work.
As I understand the component below has to create the a panel type per row (or storey), or am I misunderstanding the function of it. If yes how can I specify the panel type per floor? Should the surface that I am applying the panels be divided as well?
On a side note, is it also possible to specify panel type per orientation (north,east, etc)?
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y do not exist, and over and over again loads the default materials. Even though the newly created materials are now incorporated into the Global (default) library, and each time I open Ecotect, they are present in the Element Library:
Is this a bug?
I am using the latest v1.034 GH0.9.0014 Geco, Ecotect analysis 2011, Grasshopper 0.9.0014, and Rhino 4.
Attached are your unchanged DaylightStudies.gh example file, and Ecotect Material Library file (.lib)
Thank you.…
ction to a new sheet it runs properly...
Is it known that sort points isn't reliable?
Is it a decimal error? As in pos. 2 is 0.00000000001 closer than 3 in x?This could only be the case if when I internalise data it rounds the number, which isn't the case ?…
Added by Peter Fajers at 1:25am on February 13, 2015