Kangaroo Mesh Pavilion
In this grasshopper example file you can model a relaxed dual mesh by using the Kangaroo2 plugin and use weaverbird to give it the final pattern.
Script by: Amir Hossein Khazaei
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Comments
Cfeldman
Yes !
Felsager
The beauty of this definition is so simple and pretty at the same time. It invites people to use Kangaroo more often. I’m purchasing Karamba for structural analysis. It’s pretty intuitive and direct. I can’t wait to test it on these minimal surfaces and structural meshes.
rezae
Hi, Thank you I appreciate it.
That’s great, please share it with us.
Felsager
This deserves a tutorial. It’s that good, in my opinion.
rezae
Yes, thank you for your suggestion.