2- Multiple Attractor Points
In this Grasshopper tutorial, we will understand what happens when we use two or more points as an attractor and how it affects our grid of points.
20 Minutes
80 MB
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Comments
Cowportal
Good afternoon! On time 00:49, how did you delete all the nodes and connections and still managed to keep the “Group of points” intact? When I delete, the relationship is lost and the “group of points” is simply vacant. Thank you!
rezae
Hi,
I think you accidentally deleted the real points in Rhino!
You can lost the relation only if you delete the component or clear the value inside the component
Good luck!
Cowportal
Its ok I figured it out. I had to right click on the “group of points” node and click “internalize data” in order to keep the rectangular array and the 20-by-20 count. Thank you.
rezae
Hi,
Yes! that’s great.
Good Luck!
TBiagi
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Hello
In this tutorial I had a hard time figuring out how to get a grid of points with just one point component, it would be awesome if you explain that at the beginning.
I am attaching a jpeg image because I can’t get the surface right. When I put the 25 U Count in the Number slider I get nothing and only at two I get numerous surfaces. Please explain, thanks