Feb 28, 2009 0
Grasshopper | yoon_bahng
yoon_bahng_f from Digital Futures Group on Vimeo.
Folded tetrahedron structure based on LeRicolais’ model…
090226_yoon_bahng_f.ghx | 090226_yoon_bahng.3dm
Tags: Grasshopper, LeRicolais, tetrahedronFeb 28, 2009 0
yoon_bahng_f from Digital Futures Group on Vimeo.
Folded tetrahedron structure based on LeRicolais’ model…
090226_yoon_bahng_f.ghx | 090226_yoon_bahng.3dm
Tags: Grasshopper, LeRicolais, tetrahedronFeb 25, 2009 0
Saving your work often is essential when working with grasshopper. To illustrate this point, I decided to create a really awesome associative model, take a screenshot of it, and then fail to save it before closing Rhino. That’s how brilliant I am.
Below is proof that I did indeed have a more complete model, and below that is a link to the .ghx file in the state it was in 1hr before the screenshot below.
090225_luong_b from Digital Futures Group on Vimeo.
Feb 24, 2009 0
A rendering of some of Kyle’s tiled patterns, produced from a combination of Grasshopper and scripting.
Tags: alalaj, erudi, Grasshopper, ksteinfe, scripted nodeFeb 24, 2009 0
Check out Lalaj & Rudi’s (carvalho) tiling pattern implemented in Grasshopper. Things got a bit sticky, and we ended up with a big fat script node to do the bulk of the work, but the results are pretty good for an early-semester swipe at a corrugation.
Notice that sweet, sweet sectional variation.
Links below to source files.
090224_lalaj_rudi_b.ghx | 090224_lalaj_rudi.3dm
Tags: Grasshopper, ksteinfe, mesh, Parametric, scripted node, tiling, trussFeb 20, 2009 0
Attached is my first real attempt at Grasshopper, and I have to say that I’m optimistic about the possibilities of combining a scripted approach with the user interface of grasshopper. It was my intention here to try out the scripted methodology that we’re employing in the third year long span studio, and see how applicable it might be to the parametric environment of Grasshopper. I was trying to be as flexible as possible – the user can define any number of points within a bounding box (both controlled by rhino geometry, see attached 3dm) as a unit “cell”, which is then arrayed in a rectangular grid. Linear transformations may then be applied, and altered using Grasshopper’s nifty Graph Widget. It’s a pain dealing only with one-dimensional arrays of things, but a few scripted nodes does the trick.
090220_planar_tiling_g.ghx | 090220_planar_tiling.3dm
Tags: Grasshopper, ksteinfe, mesh, Parametric, scripted node, tiling, trussFeb 19, 2009 1
Feb 16, 2009 0


Feb 16, 2009 0
| February 19, 2009 | ||
| 6:00 pm | to | 10:00 pm |
All attendees-
RESCHEDULED for
For those of you who attended the second GH workshop please visit the new Digital Futures Group wiki for assignment information, workshop files, and to post your progress. If you were on the sign-up sheet you will have a username and password for posting to the wiki. Remember to please reference the Grasshopper Primer which can be found on the wiki if you need a refresher.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you all soon.
Tags: Associative, Grasshopper, Parametric, Relational, Rhino, Vb.NetFeb 15, 2009 0
Feb 13, 2009 0
Sub RunScript(ByVal pts As List(Of On3dPoint), ByVal num As Integer)
Dim crvList As New List(Of OnNurbsCurve)
Dim bounds As Int32 = pts.Count / num
'print("bounds = {0}", bounds)
For i As Int32 = 0 To bounds - 1
Dim degree As Integer = 3
Dim ptArray As New ArrayOn3dPoint(num)
For j As Int32 = 0 To num - 1
Dim pt As IOn3dPoint
pt = pts(j * bounds + i)
ptArray.Append(pt)
Next
Dim crv As New OnNurbsCurve
RhUtil.RhinoInterpCurve(degree, ptArray, Nothing, Nothing, 0, crv)
If crv.IsValid Then
crvList.Add(crv)
End If
Next
crvs = crvList
End Sub
Tags: Associative, Grasshopper, Parametric, Relational, Vb.Net