In this video we will talk about Grasshopper and the history of scripting vs visual programming language and why should we choose Grasshopper! First, we will take a look at the “Record History” in Rhino, Rhinoscript, macros and at the end, we will compare Grasshopper with other Visual programming languages.
What is Grasshopper?
In this Grasshopper tutorial, I will teach you the grasshopper basics for beginners to advanced. First I will talk about the Grasshopper canvas and basically how Grasshopper works and then I will teach you how you can use the grasshopper tools to produce a smooth surface with Sweep1 and turn it into a mesh model. We will also cover the most used plugins in our tutorials.
In this Rhino Basics Series, we will talk about the Cplanes in Rhino and how understanding it can help your model more professionally and faster. First, we will cover different Cplanes and then we will use it for splitting and trimming surfaces.
Questions
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Remap+
I down loaded your remap+ component and cannot get my Grasshopper to open it. I tried to drag it to the canvas, no luck. I then right clicked it and choose to open with Rhino, no luck. I then copied it to GH library again no luck, but this time I think the problem is that because I Choose to open it with Rhino, GH does not see it as a Gh file. I can’t figure out how to get Rhino to “let go” of it as it’s file type. It might be nice to have a tutorial showing how to create Remap+.
Thanks,
Bill-
You can put it in file>special folder >user objects
You can also check out the example file from http://bit.ly/remapexample
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unable to download lesson- rhino cplanes
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How to display vertices
In the metaball tutorial the vertices (isocurves?) are for mesh objects are displayed. I can’t find any display setting that toggles the edges, vertices, or isocurves on and off. Can you help with this?