2- Flat Pipe connection
In this Paracourse lesson, we are going to model a multi-pipe connection in Grasshopper. First, we will study how the connection can be modeled and then we will use advanced techniques to model it.
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Comments
Jah011
Hi, this looks like very interesting definition! My question is if it works if the points are not laying on one plane?
Thanks!
parametric
Hi
This is for flat connections..we are doing some research for the 3d connections in space
Michael
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Depending on what you’re doing, and if you don’t mind the hub or connecting point being nonplanar, then adding the flow along surface component could do the trick.
parametric
That’s also a good fast solution, Thanks, and Thumbs up
we will also try to study it geometrically in the near future
Michael
Attachment nonplanar_example1.jpg
Example, result.
Michael
Attachment sporph.jpg
Looks like Flow Along Surface is now called, Sporph.
parametric
Yes, they changed it! 🙂