Metaball Threshold
In this grasshopper example file, you can model a series of metaballs by defining random positions of the points.
In this Grasshopper 2.0 Example File, you can Design a Parametric stair with native G2 components
In this grasshopper example, you can generate a parametric Canopy with random panels.
In this Grasshopper Example File,You can model a parametric facade inspired by the Capita Spring office building in Singarpore.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can use the Pufferfish plugin to generate a net pattern on a surface.
In this Grasshopper 2.0 Example File, you can Create a SubD Tube with different Divisions and Variable Sizes.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can use the LunchBox plugin to model a Parametric wall.
In this Grasshopper Example File, You can create a parametric bench by using the Voronoi pattern.
In this grasshopper example, you can model a parametric pavilion with random panels using the pufferfish plugin.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can design a reciprocal roof with the Ngon plugin and use an attract point to create different patterns.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can use the Mesh+ plugin combined with Multipipe component to model a Parametric Dome.
In this grasshopper example, you model a parametric brick wall and give it a 3D Pattern using the Parakeet plug-in.
In this Grasshopper Example File, You can generate a parametric joint using the tOpos plugin.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can design a parametric retractable roof with variable division and rotation angles.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can generate different Scenarios for Designing Parking slots by using the PARKING SQUARE Plugin.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can generate different Tessellation Types by using the Bullant Plugin.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can use the NJS plugin combined with Weaverbird to To unfold a mesh.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can use the Fennec plugin to offset a series of lines and find their intersection .
In this grasshopper example, you can model a Differential Growth Shoe using the SD Platform plugin.
In this grasshopper example, you can generate a parametric curve pattern from a colored mesh.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can model a Differential Growth Puzzle using the Kangaroo Plugin.
In this grasshopper example, you can model a parametric Differential Growth pattern inspired by the Thallus Installation by Zaha Hadid Architects.
In this grasshopper example, you can model a ring inspired by the differential growth algorithm.
Comments
Cfeldman
HOW TO GET A very “Smooth Mesh” as a final result?
Thanks your help
rezae
Hi Claudio, for this specific example file I suggest you to use Dendro or Axoltol. In more general term you can use Quad Remesh to smooth any kind of mesh
Cfeldman
Ok,Gracias !
Probare lo que me dices
Saludos !
Cfeldman
“Converting the staircase of different planes into a single smooth Mesh-volume…..”
That is what i am searching to do.
Cfeldman
Hi Rezae : can you understand the question ? Trying to have one final Smooth-Mesh !….
rezae
Hi Claudio, I think I didn’t understand your idea! So based on the way I understand it, you want to use the script to generate a staircase that requires this bumpiness. My problem is the part that you need to smooth this mesh which makes the stairs disappear
Cfeldman
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1)Sometimes, after creating an endless number of Metaballs, it seems necessary to create a single Mesh from all those obtained-separate volumes, unifying them into one and smoothing perhaps also through weaverbird….. It seems simple, but it gets complicated, yes I want to generate a new unique Mesh, from Points. (Could you explain how to achieve it? Thanks!
2)(Yes !! Of course, the ladder would disappear !! and that is what I was looking to achieve, a single Smoothed Mesh (not only subdividing), but creating a single smooth mesh, which unites each and every one of the Metaballs-steps achieved !!. ..On youtube, there is another tutorial about this from another author, who proposes to subdivide each one of the circles or curves, and then create a new ‘Mesh’ from Points !!….but it doesn’t seem so simple to achieve it, because one must recognize the distances to create a Mesh from a large number of Points, and in two Directions.—in this image, not yet achieved !—-.
Cfeldman
Other Metaballs Rhino –tutorial in youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUern-1GZCY
(by kgm)
Cfeldman
Thanks your opinion
Greetings Rezae !!
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