Curly Spiral
In this grasshopper example file you can simulate a folding mechanism similar to the curling Spiral, designed by John Edmark.
Script By:Erfan Rezaei
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Comments
Jakob
Hello everyone, nice work!
Is it possible to get this script seperatly from the membership-option? Some one-time purchase-opportunity?
Regards!
rezae
Hi Jakob, Unfortunately it is not possible.
I’ll contact you if that plan was available.
Many Thanks,
Annaheath123
This script isn’t working
parametric
Hi,
Can you send us a screenshot from your Grasshopper?
Nat.W
i can’t seem to get the file to work in Rhino 7, not all required extensions seem to want to work
Annaheath123
Attachment SCREENSHOT-S.png
Here’s what it looks like when I open the script.
This could be due to some plugins not working properly on my end.
Annaheath123
Attachment SCREENSHOT-S2.png
Managed to fix some plugin issues. Now the only problem is that the spiral shows just as lines, not as a solid object.
rezae
Thank you for sending screenshots, The example file has been replaced. I think the problem was the Mesh Edit implementation on R7.4 package . You may still face a problem with Pufferfish Mesh offset component, in that case you can replace Mesh offset component from Pufferfish with Weaverbird’s Mesh Thicken component.
Let me know if it works or not.
Annaheath123
Thanks! Works perfectly
Neeta
Hi Erfan, do you offer tutoring session to go over this script? I’m relatively new to gh and it’s a bit confusing on how I can further customize it to curl in a direction
rezae
Hi,
I’ll email you about tutoring session.
customize it to curl in a direction would be great idea! I haven’t thought about that. I think left and the right side of the mechanism shouldn’t be similar anymore.