algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Adaptive recursive subdivision of surfaces based on maximum subsurface-patch areas
This is a very simple definition that subdivides a surface, then subdivides some of the resulting subsurfaces again, based on whether they're larger than a given size, than does it again.
Though there's (alas) no real recursion in GH yet, at least not without scripting, it's not that hard to set up a group in such a way that it's easy to copy/paste/reconnect and do a sort of manual recursion for a few cycles, which is sometimes enough.
This was done as part of a class I'm teaching using GH, at Universidad Católica de Chile. Link.
Files: subdivision.zip
2nd version that takes into account curvature as well as area: iterator2.zip
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Comment by Greg on May 3, 2010 at 2:04pm
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I've had luck doing the same sort of manual recursion in Processing: copying & re-naming a function (in this case with a number of geometric primitives translated in their own coordinate system), then calling the copy from the original function. As you said, Rodrigo, even a few generations of this generates fairly complex forms...
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Comment by Andrea Graziano on May 1, 2010 at 7:52pm
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Interesting solution Rodrigo!
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